The Tongue & Pencil - 112 - Masaaki Yuasa
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- I’m Chris P. I invite my friends to talk and draw and get drunk at my animation studio, Titmouse. We record it for your enjoyment.
This episode features Masaaki Yuasa with translation by Eunyoung Choi of Science Saru. We talk about Mind Game, Inspiration and traveling to animation events around the world!
It's called the Tongue & Pencil and I guess it’s technically an interview show but its more like a rough around the edges conversation that pretty much has zero production value. It has shitty audio in many episodes but if you like watching artists draw and talk about stuff that happened to them then maybe this is for you.
When we record some more we will have a better tech setup.
I hope you dig it.
Eunyoung Choi has done key animation, episode direction etc. in most of Yuasa's works. She also directed an episode of Space Dandy herself. She's pretty humble mostly acting as a "translator" in this video ;)
OrangeVision I know! I asked her if she wanted to participate but she didn’t want to :( Maybe next time!
Indeed! Thank you for mentioning this.
thats cool, I didn't know who she was, but now I do. Thanks for your comment/pinning this comment!
No wayyy! That's amazing! Putting a face to the name I've become so familiar with by following their work is an awesome feeling!
Man, what an honor. Yuasa's one of the most valuable creators anime has, breaking the monotony with his instantly recognizable style.
I hunted down the influences he said. Here they are if you're looking for them too! Hayao Miyazaki, Egon Schiele, Tsutomu Shibayama (check out The Gutsy Frog), Shinya Ohira, Shoujirou Nishimi.
Recently I watched “My Neighbor Totoro” with my 3 yo niece. It was such an intense experience for her, that it became a much more powerful experience to me also, because I got to watch it through her eyes. Miyazaki pulled her strings like a conductor, her reactions were priceless: she'd cover her eyes, hold my hand, laugh hysterically... it was a beautiful thing to watch. I think it's not only a great immersive aesthetic experience for children, but it's also educative, it makes them think new things. For example, in the film they talk about a "haunted house" as something positive, which I found to be a very interesting concept to introduce a child's mind. It's teaching them to rejoice in mystery and wonder, to have a positive attitude before the unknown. That encourages them to see life in a whole different way than I was taught for example-which is to be freaked out by whats' alien or different to me and sort of protect myself and hide myself from experiencing life fully.
Bruh this is masaaki, different guy
Bro , So nice to hear thoughts on "My Neighbor Totoro" through different perspective (means through your Niece eyes).Thanks for telling us and I also plan to show them to my Father's Niece one day.
It broke my heart when Choi and Yuasa brought up Kemonozume and you didn't ask any questions about it. I'm dying for it to get a US release.
Also no questions about kaiba. Pretty sad as well.
Other than that pretty interesting concept and talk. I'd like to see Choi get her own talk.
man
😭😭
just found this channel, great way to start the year
Iván Cardona Thanks! Hope you dig it. We are shooting for a higher quality (especially the audio) in the new year!
Been waiting for this one, love to see a Science Saru and Tit Mouse collaboration sometime, Keep up the great work!
This was fun, you both share an expressionist streak that runs in Downtown and Mind Game.. or, flourishes of vibrant artwork that reflect a personal moment. Sketch exchanges like this are a great idea too, very cool!
Thanks Jay!
this is amazing I can't believe it has so few views! I love his work so much thank you for this!
Yesss! Thank you so much for this :)
Awesome to see Yuasa-san on camera
I want to meet Yuasa😭
Yo también Pablo 😔
Ikr he seems so cool
Epic Interview, Chris P! I believe it might have been a bless to meet such a free range creative spirit of nature.
What a find! He is one of my favorite directors. Thank you for making this happen. :)
bro srly come back, now is the moment for the podcast and this format would be awesome
Thank you really much for this. And I agree for the Beauty and the beast idea
Man!!!! this channel is awesome! how did i not find it sooner!
Space dandy,devilman crybaby. Legend.
how am I only finding this NOW?! so incredible, thanks for this Chris P
Thanks for the video! I been waiting for Yuasa!
I found a new channel to binge thanks kinda
I'm loving this show. Can't wait for more
Oh boy, really needed to listen the don't put pressure part...
Great channel!! Excited to have found it.
Well this is amazing. Thank you so much for doing this.
Wow! And Eunyoung is a legend in her own right! Incredible interview
don't wanna have to vent such a sour note, but to get an internship at titmouse NY they require it for school credits :/
Love both studios! but it's just a big catch 22
I really enjoy Space Dandy and own the series on digital, which episodes did Yuasa & Choi direct respectively?
Yuasa did 4 of season 2, I believe- the one with the crazy fish planet. I don't know for sure what episode Choi directed, which makes me feel bad because she seems to often be overshadowed by yuasa. Regardless, his episode is great.
@@eggplantstevens43 Awesome, thank you!
@@eggplantstevens43 Choi directed episode 9 of the first season, the plant planet one! It was one of my favorites.
Omg the legend himself
please fix the audio
Erika A that’s the plan! :)
How the fuck does this only have 10k views?!?!?
I want Masaaki (correctly pronounced Ma-sa-ocki, not, NOT ma-socky, as you did(unfortunately as too many people have done)
To remake Harry Nilsson's The Point. Its not only time because the animation needed a refresh, but also if we could update the music, because Nilsson was a genius too!
神様
Masaki yuassa fuck yeah!
When's the Pendleton episode?
Banned from Netflix now
whaaat
find someone who can do it and then take the credit clearly directors way)