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I love how in that bit where they're talking about how many images they'll need for a five minute short at 12 fps the scene suddenly becomes like two or three frames per second and demonstrates how to use the least possible animation.
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Tangential to Yuasa https://twitter.com/GKIDSfilms/status/1219670989614780416?s=19
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Digamma-F-Wau posted:reading some manga scans on Is the Slipknot fan in the manga too?
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Waffleman_ posted:Tangential to Yuasa Oh dang thanks for this. I would have completely missed it and been very sad. Tickets bought.
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Their city reminds me of Imperial Boy's work. Only other credit I know is he was a concept artist on Tekkonkinkreet   
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THEY DID IT HOORAY I hope the animators are having fun drawing an episode about how to cut corners to get a finished product. I wonder if this series is cathartic for Yuasa.
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Whats the best order to experience Yuusa
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"I'd say it's less about finishing or completing the project, and more the outcome of passion crashing against compromise and resignation." - all_creative_projects_ever.txt
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I definitely felt that moment when your artistic dreams crash against reality. Also ramen with rice is a crime against nature https://twitter.com/wendeego/status/1221542064833339392 Fangz fucked around with this message at 22:39 on Jan 26, 2020 |
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The divide between USA and Japan student councils is fascinating. At least in my school, nobody gave a poo poo about student council.
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Doctor Reynolds posted:The divide between USA and Japan student councils is fascinating. At least in my school, nobody gave a poo poo about student council. I'm pretty sure this is just an Anime thing.
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Sinners Sandwich posted:Whats the best order to experience Yuusa Really it doesn't matter which.order you approach his work, since he's covered a variety of different dramas. If you want otherworldly surreal you have Kaiba; A common starting point is The Tatami Galaxy, a story focused around college student's with some fast paced dialogue and lots of introspection. He's done horror anime like Devilman Crybaby and Kemenozume. He's done more Disney-esque films like Lu over the wall, and films more in line with his other works like The Night Is Short, Walk On Girl. He's also done Ping Pong a great sports show, and if you go way back he did the film Mind Game, a trippy experience. The only thing I would say is you might want to watch NiSWoG after tatami galaxy since it takes place in the same world and there are lots of neat references in the film to the show, but it's hardly necessary.
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I think he also has a new movie coming out in a few months. I'd ask if he ever sleeps, but Eizouken may have answered that question with the line about 48-hour shifts.
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I just saw Lu yesterday myself and holy poo poo it was good
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Fangz posted:I'm pretty sure this is just an Anime thing. Student Councils do have authority over clubs and student events and that includes distribution of funds. They do require the green light by the administration, but they do hold some power. They're akin to middle managers who do a lot of bureaucratic grunt work that's student oriented where the school admin is responsible for more important things like books and classes and stuff. the StuCo can't override the admin though. https://www.quora.com/How-important-is-the-student-council-and-does-everybody-have-to-belong-to-interest-circles-in-Japanese-schools https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/answerman/2016-01-20/.97769
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Fangz posted:I'm pretty sure this is just an Anime thing. But real Japanese schools do have security clubs in full riot gear, right? (That was a good gag.)
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Later screenings are gonna be nuts if that's the reaction the Eizouken got from their compromised product.
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Supersonic Shine posted:Later screenings are gonna be nuts if that's the reaction the Eizouken got from their compromised product. I liked how Kanamori was talking about ways they could have done better right along with the other two. She's the one who makes sure things get done, and she's in this for the money, but she's still got some passion for the art.
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Mr. Fowl posted:Well, she's doing a lot of the post-production work like editing, right? She's got her own significant creative investment in the project. She is still doing it because polish has results but yeah, I like how they passively roped her into caring about the product. I also like that there are so many representations of production or other outside sources of influence that she does not fit. Like yeah there are infinite negative examples of bad influences on a production, anime and just any artistic work, but it's not as compelling as when there's a person who wants it to be good but also needs to figure out how to get it done.
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Supersonic Shine posted:Later screenings are gonna be nuts if that's the reaction the Eizouken got from their compromised product. I'm not sure they're ever going to get an uncompromised work really, since the show seems to be fairly pragmatic about production on the whole and anime is a team effort, which is always an exercise in compromise to some degree. They're certainly going to have more expansive and mind-blowing works and works that Mizusaki and Midori are more happy with, but I imagine there's always going to be some sort of compromise involved.
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The actual show is using lot of the techniques they talked about in this episode in other scenes to show off how well they can blend in  (For example, look at the train scene with the band aids and spot how many utterly filler pans there are)
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I like the part where they're talking about cheap scenes that are just panning and lip flaps while the camera pans back and forth. Keeping alert for that kind of thing is a lot of fun.
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My cat came up and started watching super intently during the school council presentation A+
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Decided to check this show out on a whim after seeing some of the OP parodies elsewhere and becoming curious. Ened up falling in love, the gags and imagination spots are so much fun. I also love how subtly weird and imaginative the setting is, but without it becoming overbearing. I'd probably say the entire setting has an almost dreamlike quality to it, with how off kilter everything is.
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Mirage posted:Hey guess what just came out Oh hey they are female jason mendozas
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I wonder why they refer to each other with the suffix -shi instead of -chan or -san. Sounds a bit too formal, or professional.
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Negrostrike posted:I wonder why they refer to each other with the suffix -shi instead of -chan or -san. Sounds a bit too formal, or professional. It's an otaku thing.
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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:Oh hey they are female jason mendozas You have no idea how much I hate you for this
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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:Oh hey they are female jason mendozas I mean, their bud-holes do look pretty comfy. Wouldn't mind hanging out there.
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Fun exercise: compare and contrast the lines at the end of Ep 3 with what we got in this episode.
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Watermelon Daiquiri posted:Oh hey they are female jason mendozas I can't believe you've done this.
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Well they are! At the very least those two would fit right in on his dance crew.
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Nanigans posted:It's an otaku thing. Asakusa also calls herself washi, which sounds like a middle-aged man. The mangaka does the same thing on twitter.
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Yeah she apparently speaks super formally in a weird way.
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It's what all the cool kids are gonna be doing in 2050.
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Elfface posted:It's what all the cool kids are gonna be doing in 2050. Then why the hell are the Eizouken girls doing it?
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