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Dakaran
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Excellent news
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Romuska
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I feel the same way. Part of me feels uneasy to learn that most animation is produced overseas when it should be in-house.
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H0shi
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WOW! That big?!
Kudos to future animators! |
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Fronzel
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And what about this?
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matrixdude
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About time they did something to encourage more animators, especially since they earn so little in the first place.
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bleachigo66
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So basically Otaku in japan spend more on anime dvds than the animators make all year? That is incredibly sad. 
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PetrifiedJello
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Why, so these new animators can then turn and leave the industry as well? This article does nothing but show throwing money at a problem doesn't make it go away. I mean, personally, I think the 214M Yen would be better spent boosting current salaries, not projects trying to lure in future low-wage earning people forced to work long hours. This isn't speculation, either, as news about low wages has been around for decades. What a waste of money. |
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Mr. sickVisionz
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I always thought the issue wasn't that jpn animators didn't have skills or needed training, but that they're paid so little that you can't make a living from it. That money might have been better spent if it was applied to their paychecks somehow.
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samuelp
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That would entail the Japanese government admitting there is some sort of problem instead of simply doing feel-good education programs that look good to simple minded voters. |
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Gasero
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Based on all the reports coming out of Japan about animator salaries, maybe Japan could spend 214.5 million yen to PAY animators.
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Pandadice
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well, maybe I'm reading it wrong, but when i read
my first thought was that most of the money would go towards paying the veterans to train the new guys. I just figured some kind of large bonus would be in it for the pros as an initiative to do it. but probably not 
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Mr. sickVisionz
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I should have read the entire article first. I wonder who will be getting the work? I hope they go with smaller studios because I doubt places like Madhouse and Production IG are really struggling to get work. |
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Pandadice
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I'm crossing my fingers that all the work goes to Studio 4°C xD but yeah, some small studios would be awesome. |
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yuna49
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I thought the figure of $400,000 to produce thirty minutes of animation was intriguing. Given that these are projects funded by the government, does that mean a half-hour of professionally produced anime costs considerably more than $400,000? I've sometimes heard the figure of $1 million per episode bandied about; that seems more plausible when compared to $400K for a project by an unknown animator.
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Pandadice
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that makes sense since who knows what kind of return they're expecting from these. Are they even gonna sell them? Who would buy an anthology of amateur works? |
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