What advice would you give to an an animation student about looking for internships and finding a studio to work for? Is there anything you know now that you think is crucial or would have loved to known as an amateur?
anything about the actual industry itself you think should be changed? I hear being an animator in Japan comes with a lot of work, not much pay and a studio mostly concerned with selling than making works of art. I study animation and I'm scared that my passion will turn into a menial assembly job once I graduate. How do you not lose your drive and desire to create when working on someone else's fantasy world?
Anyway, your work is amazing and I appreciate your effort to keep cell shaded, hand drawn animation alive. I look forward to seeing your new Kickstarter project and loved any future works of yours. ありがとう！
Tintero5 karma
Good evening! Thank you so much for doing an AMA.
What advice would you give to an an animation student about looking for internships and finding a studio to work for? Is there anything you know now that you think is crucial or would have loved to known as an amateur?
anything about the actual industry itself you think should be changed? I hear being an animator in Japan comes with a lot of work, not much pay and a studio mostly concerned with selling than making works of art. I study animation and I'm scared that my passion will turn into a menial assembly job once I graduate. How do you not lose your drive and desire to create when working on someone else's fantasy world?
Anyway, your work is amazing and I appreciate your effort to keep cell shaded, hand drawn animation alive. I look forward to seeing your new Kickstarter project and loved any future works of yours. ありがとう！
View HistoryShare Link