this is awesome... i love learning about how anime is made. everyone who plays a role in making anime has to work very hard!!! there are so many people behind the scenes and it's important to understand the hard work that they do.
Being a key animator is my goal in my series and hopefully one day itll become just as popular with other animes. Ive been drawing my comic and scenes for 6 yrs i hope one day ill get a chance
The animation process is really fascinating, there’s so many moving parts that go into it, but it all comes together in the end, just like building a structure or machine. It must be hard to replicate someone else’s character design, so I have a lot of respect for the in between artists. And imagine the manpower required for the animations of something like from ufotable. To make it look that smooth and crisp... so impressive.
I'm currently doing an animation course in university. And Iam tell ya animation (both 2D and 3D) is hard. Also Shirobako is a very good show that goes deep in the animation process. Can't wait for the next episode/class 😊
(massive applause) as I watched this I had flashbacks to how Disney animated movies were created decades ago. The frame by frame work that you spoke of and so on. To know that this is relatively the same format used in anime today... well, I will never take for granted all the amazingly hard work that goes into producing a single episode TWENTY-FOUR FRAMES A SECOND! And I had the audacity to get upset when my favorite animes would take a week off between episodes. Thank you for enlightening me!!!
I love your using various clips from shows that depict the actual process. What are all shows you are referencing from? I love watching these types of shows like New Game where they show the process of making a video game. Studying animation myself a while back, I'd love to see these shows on creating an anime or just showing the BTS of animation.
I have a big dream to remake this one anime I loved, and learning everything I can about this process means a lot to me. Thank you for making this episode!
When I understood all the hard work needed to create anime i decide to only watch it on legal websites like CR, Funimation, and others. This way I know I'm contributing at least a little to the effort of all those people. よくやった (Yoku yatta)
really informative! with all the in-betweeners and stuff, you should talk about what it's like to animate critical fight scenes where things are moving so fast that it seems like the shapes and looks of characters are all distorted. like the famous naruto vs pain fight distortions, how do in-betweeners and directors know what is acceptable consistency when there is crazy action going on??? or is that all critical animators?
So cool! I just subscribed and cant wait for the next episode. I would love to know the if there are any meaningful differences in how different studios approach animation. For those interested, I think Netflix had a documentary on Hayao Miyazaki and it actually showed the part where he painted in the frames (which sounds like it isn't very common anymore).
I actualy got an good story for an anime. And i got 50 % of the caracters finished and 70% of the story. And im trying to make an manga... But im not that good at drawing. But that is not going to stop me from trying 😅
It's my dream to make a magical boys anime off of a story I've had bouncing around my head for years... Doesn't seem like I'll be able to do it though.
Ok, so I tried the premium TRIAL, and it was supposed to end 2 days ago, except I still have it and I checked my purchase history and it said I didn’t purchase anything and I didn’t get any type of email so I just wanted to know why I still have premium.
Unfortunately the anime industry is not what it used to be. Most production companies are not willing to take any financial risks for the sake of good art and plot. This largely has to do with the fact that there is little money to be made in animation as a whole. Back in the 1980s to early 90s, Japan's economy was very strong, and animators we're giving decent living wages. They could take financial gambles for the sake of creativity. Today Japan's economy is still stagnent. Animators must work ridiculous hours for a wage that is below that of an average salary man. Companies will no longer sacrifice the small budgets they have for creativity, they only want cliche plots with over-used gags and story lines because it sells quickly. As far as I know, no Japanese animation company makes OVAs anymore. instead they produce so many cheap shows that most of them are forgotten within a year.
Feedback: The constant ! in her voice is distracting from the verbal content. Other than that, good basic overview. However nothing I didn't already know.
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We're BACK with a new season of Anime Academy! We hope you're excited!
Crunchyroll I'm exploding with Exciting ness
My favorite thing about the anime process is watching it when it done.
wish yall would get BACK to work on that crappy ass site :'D where's the HTML5 player?
this is awesome... i love learning about how anime is made. everyone who plays a role in making anime has to work very hard!!! there are so many people behind the scenes and it's important to understand the hard work that they do.
Being a key animator is my goal in my series and hopefully one day itll become just as popular with other animes. Ive been drawing my comic and scenes for 6 yrs i hope one day ill get a chance
hope you get to that goal
How close are you to your goal now?
I don’t know at what stage you are now but I’m sending you lot of strength and wish you get it done🥇
Wow, I actually learnt something new for once today.
The animation process is really fascinating, there’s so many moving parts that go into it, but it all comes together in the end, just like building a structure or machine.
It must be hard to replicate someone else’s character design, so I have a lot of respect for the in between artists.
And imagine the manpower required for the animations of something like from ufotable. To make it look that smooth and crisp... so impressive.
My favorite part is when the ANIMATION COMES TO LIFE.
So I can watch it
I'm currently doing an animation course in university. And Iam tell ya animation (both 2D and 3D) is hard. Also Shirobako is a very good show that goes deep in the animation process.
Can't wait for the next episode/class 😊
3D is easier quicker tho
(massive applause) as I watched this I had flashbacks to how Disney animated movies were created decades ago. The frame by frame work that you spoke of and so on. To know that this is relatively the same format used in anime today... well, I will never take for granted all the amazingly hard work that goes into producing a single episode TWENTY-FOUR FRAMES A SECOND! And I had the audacity to get upset when my favorite animes would take a week off between episodes. Thank you for enlightening me!!!
This is appreciated soooo much!
I have always wanted to know how Anime is created!
I love your using various clips from shows that depict the actual process. What are all shows you are referencing from? I love watching these types of shows like New Game where they show the process of making a video game. Studying animation myself a while back, I'd love to see these shows on creating an anime or just showing the BTS of animation.
Thank you! We used a lot of examples from Shirobako and Golden Boy in this episode. You should check them out!
Crunchyroll thank you! I will
Watch ShiroBako, it's a 10/10
This makes me want to rewatch Shirobako. Great work and really informative!
I hope Crunchyroll gets a look into how they compose and make the music for a series!
The amount of work it takes to make a 24 minute animation is massive. My level of appreciation for animators has gone up tremendously.
Finally I feel glad to be back for class
Thank you for being on time~
Watching Shirobako is very informative and entertaining!
It just works
Justin Y. Hi bot
Justin Y. It’s frame by frame
Justin Y. Damn I see you more than I see myself
Inb4 "OMG I SEE YOU EVERYWHERE" comments
We need to stop you
I've been reading the sakuga blog for the last 2 months, it's crazy how much i learned about animation from them
Thank you for the free and very informational class. 10/10
I have a big dream to remake this one anime I loved, and learning everything I can about this process means a lot to me. Thank you for making this episode!
I hope you guys do episodes on various influential directors and their working process down the road.
The in-betweeners are the most fascinating to me because when they do great work no one mentions it but if they mess up they get the blunt of the hat
When I understood all the hard work needed to create anime i decide to only watch it on legal websites like CR, Funimation, and others. This way I know I'm contributing at least a little to the effort of all those people.
よくやった (Yoku yatta)
ive always wondered this! thank you so much for teaching me and everyone else about this!
really informative! with all the in-betweeners and stuff, you should talk about what it's like to animate critical fight scenes where things are moving so fast that it seems like the shapes and looks of characters are all distorted. like the famous naruto vs pain fight distortions, how do in-betweeners and directors know what is acceptable consistency when there is crazy action going on??? or is that all critical animators?
As someone who just came from the anime recap that was put up the day before I'm amazed how your hair grew so long in just one day.
Yay!!! So excited that this is back! Much love from Arizona ❤️ ❤️
Yay!!! Anime Academy is back!
Thank you Victoria! I love these videos! keep it coming!
So cool! I just subscribed and cant wait for the next episode. I would love to know the if there are any meaningful differences in how different studios approach animation. For those interested, I think Netflix had a documentary on Hayao Miyazaki and it actually showed the part where he painted in the frames (which sounds like it isn't very common anymore).
If you turn the mature settings on it’s like a whole new world
I highly approve of the golden boy footage used here
thanks for the great work CR! Thanks SailorBee!!!
Thank you so much crunchyroll I thought you guys stopped glad your back
I actualy got an good story for an anime. And i got 50 % of the caracters finished and 70% of the story. And im trying to make an manga... But im not that good at drawing. But that is not going to stop me from trying 😅
Aidan Van der gugten Good luck with that, I’m hoping to make a show or comic.
this is actual content! good job! keep up the good work :))
I love Victoria Holden voice. :-)
Anime production is nothing to sneeze at ! And quite interesting
Love all the Shirobako use
Hey guys i think i'm falling for the teacher :S
Thanks for the education
this is a very good lesson on animations
THE ONLY TIME I LOVE SCHOOL ON MY BIRTHDAY
Happy birthday!!
This video is the only reason I'm subscribing to you.
i cried a lot watching Shirobako!! omg!!
Cool and informative
Damn that's amazing
It's my dream to make a magical boys anime off of a story I've had bouncing around my head for years... Doesn't seem like I'll be able to do it though.
All of it!!
Frame by frame, story by story.
Victoria's smile is so lovely. She truly is best girl. ♥️
Being a long time anime fan there is one rule you never break
1: Never mess with a main character of a anime
Ok, so I tried the premium TRIAL, and it was supposed to end 2 days ago, except I still have it and I checked my purchase history and it said I didn’t purchase anything and I didn’t get any type of email so I just wanted to know why I still have premium.
Will you fix the ads on crunchyroll mobile or do you not care
How do they make the episode the week it airs
I love Golden Boy!!! Funniest anime you will ever see!
The more you learn
About to get my degree in anime guys. Come to my graduation?
Great info!!
Ok boys time to make my own anime xD
If ye can, please post links in the description to things ye talk about, like that blog.
finally, with these anime academy episodes I can become an Anituber and become internet famous!
dang thats amazing
and I dident have to take art class
heck my homework today is to whatch shiro bako
Fav part of the process: watching the final product👌
I love dis
I'm surprised her name isn't credited in the description. Unless her name is Evan, but I believe that is an entirely different person.
what website
interesting
I was wondering if you guys know when the 53 episode of my hero academia is going to be able for us to watch
This is fabulous, but I really wish there was more or a balance between images and talk.
what about the sound???? where does that go in?
As a kid I wanted to be a background artist for anime.
I like her shirt
I like Cels, and hand painted anime, it's so beautiful, not to say some digital is not, it's becoming rather generic though
Yoooo Sakuga Blog got a shoutout! blog.sakugabooru.com
Can you update you're servers on xbox because I can't use you're app.
Damn that did not felt like 5 minuets
Felt like 15😂😂😂
Key Animation
Oh no I'm late to class
5 minutes to be told to watch shiro bako got it
Ooooo but why a dislike?
smh
God damn Victoria marry me
Unfortunately the anime industry is not what it used to be. Most production companies are not willing to take any financial risks for the sake of good art and plot. This largely has to do with the fact that there is little money to be made in animation as a whole. Back in the 1980s to early 90s, Japan's economy was very strong, and animators we're giving decent living wages. They could take financial gambles for the sake of creativity. Today Japan's economy is still stagnent. Animators must work ridiculous hours for a wage that is below that of an average salary man. Companies will no longer sacrifice the small budgets they have for creativity, they only want cliche plots with over-used gags and story lines because it sells quickly. As far as I know, no Japanese animation company makes OVAs anymore. instead they produce so many cheap shows that most of them are forgotten within a year.
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Feedback: The constant ! in her voice is distracting from the verbal content. Other than that, good basic overview. However nothing I didn't already know.
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Nathan Gregory noooo I was so close Dx
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