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Textbooks Teaches Anime Production

Submitted by Alafista on Thursday, 29 January 20093 Comments

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has released a series of textbooks that teaches reader anime production.

The textbooks are a joint collaboration between the goverment, anime industry, and university with the aim of cultivating needed talent to promote the anime industry. According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government:

We have a world-class anime industry in Tokyo that has consistently delivered high quality products around the globe, and has been the world leader in turning out a great many artists. However, there has been a lack of young artists possessing excellent ideas and ability to produce, which is due to what has become a situation where curriculums are not being provided to cultivate talent in the industry.

The four volume of textbooks are retailed at 10,290 yen and include the following:

  • Book 1: The Japanese Anime Industry covers the history of anime and explains market trends.
  • Book 2: Producing Anime offers real world examples of creating anime works from the planning stage to completion.
  • Book 3: Fundamentals of Drawing and
  • Book 4: Original DVD Picture Collection.

Source: AkibaToday

IF they ever release an English version, I might consider buying the textbooks just to find out more about what goes on behind the scenes.

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