| According to Cyzo.com, Masuda Hiromichi, the former President of Madhouse Studios, gave a lecture at Tokyo International Anime Fair. His remarks in the lecture have aroused criticisms from anime directors and animators on Twitter. Here are the two remarks of his in question: If you want to work in the anime industry, just jump in a studio without wondering. Even if you don't have skills, you can decide your future plan after entering the anime industry. The true profession of the animator is key animation. In-between animation is just a training, which you are not supposed to be paid for. Anime director Nishikiori Hiroshi tweeted that it's quite irresponsible to encourage young people to enter the anime industry before acquiring skills. He said those people will end up being kicked out of the industry. Anime director Sato Tatsuo said that Masuda's opinion disturbed him because he learned many techniques for anime direction when he was working on the in-between animations. Anime director Mizushima Seiji tweeted that Masuda's contempt for in-between animation is disgusting. Animator Nishida Asako said Masuda doesn't know anything about the anime industry even though he once was the representative director of Madhouse. Masuda was the representative director of Madhouse Studios from 2000-2005. He is one of the high executives of The Association of Japanese Animations and teaches anime business at the Graduate School of Film Producing. Source: Cyzo.com |
NaruleachApr 5, 2012 4:18 AM
| I don't know a thing about animation, but in-between animation is a work right? Something that must be done with knowledge, and time must be spent on it. Then if someone does it, he should be paid for it. I interpret the first remark as don't be afraid to try out new things that interest you, but this was a horrible way of putting it. |
Mogami-kun said: The first remark perhaps but the second one implies a "huh, you don't serve to be paid for such easy job. Do it for free dirtbags" kind of sleazy comment.I don't know a thing about animation, but in-between animation is a work right? Something that must be done with knowledge, and time must be spent on it. Then if someone does it, he should be paid for it. I interpret the first remark as don't be afraid to try out new things that interest you, but this was a horrible way of putting it. |
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| Yeah, and construction workers shouldn't be paid for their work too, since the true profession of everyone involved in construction is the architecture. Really. The in-between animators is the lifeblood of animation, they do the hardest job among everyone involved in the process since it requires accuracy and precision. |
| total douchebag! to say that people shouldn't be payed for creating art which in turn makes studios money is truly evil! without the in-between animation there would be no animation... |
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| I'm really... puzzled as to how he came to form those opinions. o__0 |
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| even the lowest paid work on animating called In-Between animation also needs some pay you know |
| way to ruin your credibility |
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| the only studio I know where you can work without having the slightest bit of talent or skill is JC staff^^ |
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MikeOnHighway61 said: JC Staff's crappiest shows are ussually animated by subpar cheap external studios.the only studio I know where you can work without having the slightest bit of talent or skill is JC staff^^ |
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| Madhouse lack of profits really affect him badly |
| there are two reasons why people make remarks like this.... to stir the waters.....or because they are idiots. |
octal9 said: without the in-between animation there would be no animation... ... and clearly he doesn't realize this simple statement. |
bla bla bla The endless debate between fans and haters. At one point, after spending a lot of time on MAL, you just realize it's totally pointless.Niko-kun said: On MAL, everyone who has used the lame rating system becomes a critic and an intellectual by default, haven't you heard? |
Leon-Gun said: Mogami-kun said: The first remark perhaps but the second one implies a "huh, you don't serve to be paid for such easy job. Do it for free dirtbags" kind of sleazy comment.I don't know a thing about animation, but in-between animation is a work right? Something that must be done with knowledge, and time must be spent on it. Then if someone does it, he should be paid for it. I interpret the first remark as don't be afraid to try out new things that interest you, but this was a horrible way of putting it. |
octal9 said: Unless you are working for SHAFT, then there is no in-between animation, only key animation.Without the in-between animation there would be no animation... /Joke But yeah, even if it's just a stepping stone, the job still needs to be paid, as many hours of work to tight deadlines go into the process. Do you think that junior software developers would get into programming as a career if the first step was unpaid, even if they only do relatively simple functions to start with? I don't think so. |
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| i kinda understand the first remark but the second come on dude |
| I don't know who the hell any of these guys are.Though I probably watched some of their stuff...lmfao |
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| wow... i wouldve flipped if i was an inbetweener.... they work the hardest the certainly derserve pay >.> |
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| here comes the stupid question. what is in-between animation ? |
instro said: That pretty much translates to "what tricks your mind into believing the frames don't just pop into view out of nothing". If you don't have them, well, you end up with a slideshow.azzyzx said: here comes the stupid question. what is in-between animation ? The frames of animation between the key frames. |
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harrysoung said: I would have commented on it but seriously, his second one is just so fucking ignorant and sleazy that it makes everything else small by comparison. Work is work and should always be properly compensated.Based on what I've read, In - Between animation is what actually differentiates an anime from a slideshow. No In- Between animators = one long slideshow presentation. Static. Non-Fluid. Boring. What a troll. "If you want to work in the anime industry, just jump in a studio without wondering. Even if you don't have skills, you can decide your future plan after entering the anime industry." I don't understand why people are letting this statement go. He's basically saying its okay for anybody to jump in the anime business cold turkey, without any previous knowledge beforehand. I want to work with programming someday, but should I, who know only basic Helloworld java, be allowed to go in? The proper answer is HELL no. r u kidding me? I'll make the business go down to shit because ill drag everybody down. But yes you are correct. Telling people to head into the industry basically naked and without skills is just completely nocive to the industry. Of course the small jobs you'll get at the start serve to ease you into the actual job and train you, but you can't just jump into a company and expect them to deal with your messes because you knew shit beforehand. He's basically proposing to have a bunch of shitty animators. As if we didn't had enough shows with substandard animation. |
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divinicide said: Depending on whether he made them with that intention or to diminish the actual value of the field in general. You can never tell with people on top, they're ussually motivated by several things whenever they say something, money being one of them.harrysoung said: Based on what I've read, In - Between animation is what actually differentiates an anime from a slideshow. No In- Between animators = one long slideshow presentation. Static. Non-Fluid. Boring. What a troll. "If you want to work in the anime industry, just jump in a studio without wondering. Even if you don't have skills, you can decide your future plan after entering the anime industry." I don't understand why people are letting this statement go. He's basically saying its okay for anybody to jump in the anime business cold turkey, without any previous knowledge beforehand. I want to work with programming someday, but should I, who know only basic Helloworld java, be allowed to go in? The proper answer is HELL no. r u kidding me? I'll make the business go down to shit because ill drag everybody down. The first statement can be view differently based on perspective. My assumption is to do not fear the anime industry and gain experience. Its better to try than to simply do nothing and wonder. I do believe you need skill but its nothing without real experience. Its not a bad statement. |
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| cutting cost to the extreme lol RIP animator |
MorningGloryApr 6, 2012 8:07 AM
| no wonder: he's an "anime BU$INE$$ teacher" |
| Fiction Responsibly |
| Not a nice thing to say huh? What you can acquire/achieve should be of good service to you. |
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| Haha wow this guy. Anyway, no pay? Sounds like those internships without pay. |
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