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The combination of the previous film, “Iserebe,” leaves the entire ordering of settings, including characters, accessories, art, and color design, to the director Tanabe Shingo, and checks what’s interesting about it. As mentioned last time, the cover edits are fully edited by Itagaki, and the setting orders are by Tanabe. I’m still a little unemployed in my career to bring the story to the final draft…but even if it’s not the case, half of the director’s job is “ordered”, so I asked him to do that.
The character development also includes my corrections for the main characters (Kiyanbu, Higa, Terru, Ankeina, Shimoji, Kamima) at the rough point. Also, the sub-characters were introduced not only to Yoshida (Tomohiro) but also to several staff members in the company, and they checked them out together with the director, making it seem like the entire staff were creating the setting. Oh, I even had an animator draw the art setting.
And finally, drawing is a lot more difficult!
I’ll apologise first. We are sorry, but here we will be strictly and clearly hoping for the future growth of all our staff. From the first episode, he said, “They didn’t do well!” It’s not that the characters are similar or not, but that their expressions are stiff, their poses are stiff, their movements are stiff!!!
After giving up the storyboard, I quickly abolished the “general animation director” system. As the author’s supervisor (main animator) of all “Hira”, we have prohibited the user from moving anything that is not instructed by Itagaki (illustrator) to the next process without permission. Then, the finished material that had already been raised was directly revised with Itagaki, and the digital drawings were revised and the entire staff cleaned up and finished! Partially redrawn from the original.
The first half of the production period was to write and write and cover the screenplay and the second half were to complement and edit the staff’s immature parts!
That was how it was every day. Well, this one is also fun.
While the production of “Okitsura,” Kimura Hiromi was preparing for the next work and working on pre-professional work. I announced it last time, but I’ll give it another go.
Please take a look at the character designs of Kimura Hiromi and the PV for his first directorial role, “Beyond You and Become a Love With You”!
