- In which TV anime are you working on now?
- What is your career history?
- Why quitting once?
- How did you come to enter the animation industry?
- How long until becoming key animator from being an in-between animator?
- How did you learn about animation and layout?
- What is the rotation system?
- Does 1 single animator animate a full anime chapter?
- In which animes do you like working on?
- How long does it take to make key animation for a full anime chapter?
- Tight schedules and deadlines.
Host: Mar Exposito, graduated animation vocational school student of Oda Sensei. Director and founder of Maru Exposito Animation & Comic studio (www.MaruExposito.com/).
Guest: Professional freelance key animator and layout artist. A former teacher at Tokyo Design Academy (animation and character design).
All anime mentioned/shown:
- Lupin the Third Part II, 1977, TMS Entertainment.
- Gensō Tensai Bakabon, 1975, TMS Entertainment
- Puchi Purinsu Houshi no Ouji Sama (The Adventures of the Little Prince), 1978, Knack Productions
- Tomu Soya no Boken (The Adventures of Tom Sawyer), 1980, Nippon Animation
- Hello! Sandybell, 1981, Toei Animation
- Mameushikun,1998?, TMS Entertainment
- Crayon ShinChan, 1992, ShinEi Animation
- Gintama, 2006, Sunrise
- Live On Cardliver Kakeru, 2008, TMS Entertainment
- Inazuma Eleven, 2008, OLM
- Inuyasha KanketsuHen (Inuyasha: The Final Act), 2009, Sunrise
- Ano Hi Mita Hana no Namae o Bokutachi wa Mada Shiranai, 2011, A-1 Pictures
- Boku dake ga inai machi?!!? (Not sure if that is the anime she said!), 2016, A-1 Pictures
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Filmed: March 2018
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