Are animators hourly paid or salaried?
Are animators hourly paid
Depends on whether you're a studio employee or on contract or a total freelancer. The most common form of payment is by the frame. It's terrible and inhumane. Lolz.
Ok, well that would explain the cost differences then.
Shaft stuff is barely animated so it must be pretty cheap to make.
That does make sense now. I thought they were paid like normal human beings.
Actually, why the fuck would anyone become an animator in that kind of working condition? I know osme people love the work but fuck I wouldnt even do something I liked if I wasnt paid shit for it.
People gotta eat. Theres rent and everything else. No way this pays the bills.
Now you know why so many studios are adopting CGI and outsourcing things to Korea.
Could someone recommend what some of the best anime series are out there to someone who really hasn't seem much at all? I used to follow Robotech when I was a kid and it was on TV, which I loved, and I've seen a few films here and there, but I really am a neophyte.
I like science fiction stuff and don't like stuff like DragonBallZ, if that helps.
Yeah it makes sense now. I don't understand why conditions arent better for these animators though. How do companies get away with this kind of shit? Its not like people dont know about it (other than me)
Could someone recommend what some of the best anime series are out there to someone who really hasn't seem much at all? I used to follow Robotech when I was a kid and it was on TV, which I loved, and I've seen a few films here and there, but I really am a neophyte.
I like science fiction stuff and don't like stuff like DragonBallZ, if that helps.
Could someone recommend what some of the best anime series are out there to someone who really hasn't seem much at all? I used to follow Robotech when I was a kid and it was on TV, which I loved, and I've seen a few films here and there, but I really am a neophyte.
I like science fiction stuff and don't like stuff like DragonBallZ, if that helps.
Could someone recommend what some of the best anime series are out there to someone who really hasn't seem much at all? I used to follow Robotech when I was a kid and it was on TV, which I loved, and I've seen a few films here and there, but I really am a neophyte.
I like science fiction stuff and don't like stuff like DragonBallZ, if that helps.
Forgot to list that. and the girl who leapt through time + summer wars, plus patlabor 1 & 2 I guess.No Macross DYRL?
Thanks for the suggestions. Seems like Cowboy Bepop is a good place to start. Just checked on wikipedia and it sounds good.
I think movies are a good idea to ease a guy in.
Making him watch 1 billion episodes of LOGH might not be healthy.
Half the experience is listening to the soundtrack. Why would you ever think reading a Wikipedia article could replace that?
I just wanted to see what it was about. Jeez.
Half the experience is listening to the soundtrack. Why would you ever think reading a Wikipedia article could replace that?
They're not poking fun at you - they're poking fun at one of the thread regulars whose tag is "watches anime on Wikipedia".
Cowboy Bebop is a really good suggestion and I think you'll enjoy it a lot.
Definitely. GAiNAX couldn't oppose to NHK decision of making those episodes, but at least that made them wary of the necessity in attaining some control over the rights of following shows. That was the case of Neon Genesis Evangelion... and milking it they came back with a vengeance!It's an impressive balancing act for sure. I am certain that Nadia would be a much more fondly remembered and recommended series if it wasn't for the presence of the unforgivable island episodes. Even though you could and should watch the series without experiencing them the work has still been permanently tainted by them.
I love that and find it the more apt approach, however there is still a central plot (Fujiko's infiltration in a cult organization, that you also mentioned) and scenes from the promotional video seemed to correspond with that, so... given the number of episodes maybe we are talking about a little introduction arc, focused on this series' Fujiko, before the main quest, isn't it?We have episode titles and brief synopsis for the first two episodes of Fujiko. It looks like they're going for an episodic series instead of an on-going arc. Probably for the best.
ahh... true. But still... Harima might be one of the best characters around in animu.
Anyone that skipped this... should probably watch it.
Has ton of awesome themes ;P
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_I3lIT9PPqA
Are animators hourly paid or salaried?
Fortunately, watching it is even better than reading about it on wikipedia. If only Unknown knew this.
That reminds me, when are we going toforcepersuade Envelope to watch all of Cowboy Bebop? His blasphemy against the first episode cannot be allowed to stand.
So I watched the Bokura ga Ita movie (which incidentally is based on anime/manga) and I enjoyed it quite a bit. Apparently the first movie covers everything the anime covers and the 2nd movie will cover the manga until the end.
The actress playing Nanami is sufficiently ditzy as to convey the character pretty well. I was afraid they wouldn't be able to do the character but it kinda works (unlike the KnT movie where the actress didn't feel like Sawako at all).
Its basically your standard shoujo with all the various twists and turns. The ending is happy enough to basically be an ending and open ended enough to make you want to watch the 2nd movie.
Ready! I hope they don't start kicking the peasants out too soon.
Ready! I hope they don't start kicking the peasants out too soon.
http://live.nicovideo.jp/watch/lv85627780
15 minutes until Nico starts letting people in for OLDTAMINA CONFERENCE!
I'm pumped for godtamina. Just a few minutes to go!
Revolutionary Girl Utena 3
My feelings about this are kind of like my feelings about Penguindrum at this stage. I'm still having a hard time figuring out what to make of this show. If it weren't so highly recommended, I could see myself becoming bored and leaving it.
I still don't like Chuchu that much, and I sometimes feel like the art/budget is really lacking, like with the dancing at the end of the episode. But the central mysteries of the show, and the strength of Utena's character, make me want to know what's going on. And Ikuhara's direction is great as always.
I guess it's easy to get impatient when I'm watching at such a slow pace.
I'm pumped for godtamina. Just a few minutes to go!
Revolutionary Girl Utena 3
My feelings about this are kind of like my feelings about Penguindrum at this stage. I'm still having a hard time figuring out what to make of this show. If it weren't so highly recommended, I could see myself becoming bored and leaving it.
I still don't like Chuchu that much, and I sometimes feel like the art/budget is really lacking, like with the dancing at the end of the episode. But the central mysteries of the show, and the strength of Utena's character, make me want to know what's going on. And Ikuhara's direction is great as always.
I guess it's easy to get impatient when I'm watching at such a slow pace.