Forum - View topicNEWS: Anime Industry Veteran Jan Scott-Frazier Dies at 59
Note: this is the discussion thread for this article |
Author | Message | |||
---|---|---|---|---|
MarshalBanana
Posts: 5516 |
|
|||
Encase anyone hasn't heard it, there was a podcast with them on ANN a number of years back.
|
||||
mdo7
Posts: 6409 Location: Katy, Texas, USA |
|
|||
I'm sorry to hear about the passing of Jan Scott-Frazier, I read about her a lot being important for working in the anime industry for 20 years and being one of the few prominent foreigners to worked in Japan's anime industry.
I believe Jan was one of the few people to break sub purists/dub haters heart about Japanese voice-acting which I kind of agree with, and I'll quote this ANN article from 2003:
So yeah, I credit Jan for debunking the Japanese voices are godly superior (they're not, given my experience listening to a lot of American stuff being dubbed into Japanese). RIP Jan Scott Frazier. |
||||
Aresef
Posts: 918 Location: MD |
|
|||
I only encountered her once, at Katsucon I think around 2006, but I have friends who knew her better. She was one of one.
|
||||
animaters
Posts: 98 |
|
|||
Damn, this was such a preventable tragedy. My condolences and prayers to her family and loved ones who must be grieving right now. She was still relatively young to be taken so soon from them—can't even begin to imagine what they’re going through. |
||||
YagamiBlackstone255
Posts: 203 |
|
|||
It is not often this is said in earnest but this Queen SLAYED. |
||||
Kendall TV
Posts: 48 |
|
|||
RIP. Many, many years ago I used to read Jan's amazing blog that talked in great detail about working in the anime industry. I wish it was still around. I learned so much from it. Well-written insider information about the industry is still difficult to come by these days.
|
||||
Aresef
Posts: 918 Location: MD |
|
|||
As someone who works for hospitals, I wouldn't say "preventable" per se. There are a lot of things hospitals have to think about when they decide whether someone should be on the list or stay on the list. We don't know why she was taken off but factors include urgency, health and other things she may not have been able to control. My girlfriend's best friend recently needed a second heart transplant because of something brought about by a genetic condition. She was rejected and died a couple days later. |
||||
YagamiBlackstone255
Posts: 203 |
|
|||
Oh My God I forgot! RIP Jan.
|
||||
Gem-Bug
Posts: 1325 |
|
|||
I've really only known about their work via these articles; what a shame.
Rest in Peace. |
||||
TsukasaElkKite
Posts: 4023 |
|
|||
May her memory be a blessing
|
||||
Multi-Facets
Posts: 259 |
|
|||
Jan was my dear friend, my mentor, my role model, my GM, an inspiration, a superstar blazing brighter than Betelgeuse, and a f--king LEGEND. I love, admire, and respect her, and I could never tell her enough how thankful I was for her.
The world is so much darker without her presence. I met her in 2007 and we've been friends since 2008. I dunno what I'm gonna do without her in my life. Well, I kinda do, since Jan asked me to please go forth and be creative in her memory. I just dunno how to do it now. |
||||
All times are GMT - 5 Hours |
||
|
Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2005 phpBB Group