dati akong assistant animator ...na iniwan ko ang animation pero di ko malimutan ung totoong dahilan kung bakit ako naging IB player.......ito ang first love ko... dahil sa inyo naalala ko muli ang talent ko salamat..iam going back to the light of may fist dream .......eto baliw nanaman drawing pa more at nag aanimate muli sa studio ko sa bahay! maraming salamat mga topa sa pagpapaalala
.. Nice tips.. Especially the acting. My classmates think I'm weird when I suddenly move but they don't know I'm actually trying to clear in my head the movement and Inbetween of our character. I explained and not convinced. Lol
huhu omg i live in La Union and this is rlly triggering me to continue to practice more to draw anime stuffs so i can join u guys someday😩 tbh i am now in the stage of hesitation whether to continue to try harder or not... but anyways thank you for sharing WAN! i rlly freakin love anime and seeing a studio from our country makes my heart happy!♥ Keep it up minna! Gambatte!
You guys are hilarious :)) This is so gold it hits different when you see people actually doing it than just reading animation book. Btw I thought tracing was bad or hate it since youtubers or overall the internet said it's bad so I didn't practice tracing it. This clarify things
If you watch Shirobako anime, each episode takes two months to finish, I'm not entirely sure but I am amazed at how they managed to work consistently for months then release the episode each week. It's more on work management/planning behind the scenes.
Good video, but i do wonder, how are you supposed to get into the animation (specifically anime) industry in the first place? Like is it as simple as go to college, get diploma, get job?
Maybe in the future! Effects isn't really the forte of our studio (for now!) We try to make videos where we our studio has good knowledge and experience in to make sure that we are always providing the right information to our viewers :)
So you need a team and an office. I have them both. I have myself and my shadow we always cooperate except when there is total darkness. As for office, I do all my work while relaxing in my bed. However the animations that I have made are garbage. Anyway think you for the information about the 10 Things I didn't know.
Hello sir Ko ni chi wa Thanks for such an informative video I am an animator in India, and looking forward to get an animator job in japan.. I have read that animator’s are very less paid and had to work long hours in japan.. Please suggest the Right path sir.. Please reply
If you're reading this a question do you need a degree to work in the anime industry I'm 13 years old and I'm starting practicing things people say is done in art college but I'm not sure if skills are enough or that you actually need a degree
We can't speak for the whole animation industry and other companies, but we hire our animators based on their drawing skills (especially their knowledge in anatomy) and art portfolio, regardless of their experience and educational background (being hardworking and a team player is a plus!) But of course they need to be of legal age too (18)! Keep practicing and we wish you the best of luck in your art career!
Hi! Thank you for your interest in joining our team. Sadly, we currently don't have internship programs and all of our animators work full-time. If interested in working with us full time, you may send us an application on our Facebook page! facebook.com/WANBaguio/
@@marikitanimation6791 I don't like the shows they're producing but will give them a chance on there Animations, there are teasers that shows the animation of the Anime and I don't like the Animation, they're like living in the 1970's but using Digital Animation, that's how awful they're
@@koppii2 i understand your point, however the arts here in the philippines is less significantly underappreciated thats why it looks like that, in addition good animators here in the ph would rather go to other countries like japan to work there as working in the philippines is not worth it :>
ENDURANCE. Haha I'm literally procrastinating from cuib watching this video. I'm also a bit concerned. Showing those scenes is ok right? Not breaching any NDA contract?
Thank you for your concern! Rest assured, the scenes we used in the video are owned by the studio and it was created by our team mainly for our video's ending credits. :) We have a series of videos on this channel showing how we made the short clip, hope you can check it out!
2:00 I like how someone's hand adds the sparkle effect 😂
dati akong assistant animator ...na iniwan ko ang animation pero di ko malimutan ung totoong dahilan kung bakit ako naging IB player.......ito ang first love ko... dahil sa inyo naalala ko muli ang talent ko salamat..iam going back to the light of may fist dream .......eto baliw nanaman drawing pa more at nag aanimate muli sa studio ko sa bahay! maraming salamat mga topa sa pagpapaalala
.. Nice tips.. Especially the acting. My classmates think I'm weird when I suddenly move but they don't know I'm actually trying to clear in my head the movement and Inbetween of our character. I explained and not convinced. Lol
huhu omg i live in La Union and this is rlly triggering me to continue to practice more to draw anime stuffs so i can join u guys someday😩
tbh i am now in the stage of hesitation whether to continue to try harder or not... but anyways thank you for sharing WAN! i rlly freakin love anime and seeing a studio from our country makes my heart happy!♥ Keep it up minna! Gambatte!
You guys are hilarious :)) This is so gold it hits different when you see people actually doing it than just reading animation book. Btw I thought tracing was bad or hate it since youtubers or overall the internet said it's bad so I didn't practice tracing it. This clarify things
You can use vector layers in RETAS for easy tracing!
Your english is so Good keep up :) And I like the video Editing
Thank u so much for this. It can be overlooked easily!
I often wonder how anime studios manage to release an episode in each week. Must be brutal for animators.😥
ikr!
If you watch Shirobako anime, each episode takes two months to finish, I'm not entirely sure but I am amazed at how they managed to work consistently for months then release the episode each week. It's more on work management/planning behind the scenes.
this is the most modern anime studio environment I have seen On youtube all others are using papers to animate
Thanks you, it was funny and informative. really good advices...
last year sila nag start at ganda makita ung progress ng company na to daaam soo happy
Last year pa pala ? :0
Good video, but i do wonder, how are you supposed to get into the animation (specifically anime) industry in the first place? Like is it as simple as go to college, get diploma, get job?
Love the humor in this 😂 i love what im fixing myself up to do
Thank you!
your studio looks awesome!
Now I'm joining anime team as well
Hopefully, I get into this studio someday to complete weeaboo dream xD
I came here to boost my morale.
I'd be so pumped up drawing for the next 24hrs and then come back here when it expires 😂
nice content.. I'm watching this because i dream about working on your studio someday even if that dream is kinda far-fetched,
4:19 Does anyone know the name of the support he is using to hold the tablet light this?
Can you guys do effects tutorial??
🥺🥺🥺
Maybe in the future! Effects isn't really the forte of our studio (for now!) We try to make videos where we our studio has good knowledge and experience in to make sure that we are always providing the right information to our viewers :)
0:36 he did the thing
Hi what tablets are you guys using??
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subscribed ti your channel!
What software are you using to draw???
Clip Studio
So you need a team and an office. I have them both. I have myself and my shadow we always cooperate except when there is total darkness. As for office, I do all my work while relaxing in my bed. However the animations that I have made are garbage. Anyway think you for the information about the 10 Things I didn't know.
Niiiiiiice i like your art work
Are we going to use our own equipments po ba such as our own drawing tablet and pc?
please do more content
Hello sir
Ko ni chi wa
Thanks for such an informative video
I am an animator in India, and looking forward to get an animator job in japan..
I have read that animator’s are very less paid and had to work long hours in japan..
Please suggest the Right path sir..
Please reply
Nice info!!! yea.. making anime is hard, i've spent days just for 20 seconds of rough animation in CSP lol, well, im still beginner
You can do it!
@@WorldAnimeNetworks Thanks !!
Question: What Curve/Brush size did you use for making Anime drawings? And is it always your standard use? Please let me know.
0.20mm to 0.25mm idk about them but this is what other studios and i use
Very good, where did you buy Retas studio?
Wanted to know which site they bought from
We got it from this site. www.retasstudio.net/
@@WorldAnimeNetworks Got it, where is the link to buy?
I do not know where it is
@@WorldAnimeNetworks If you can help me, sending the link where to buy on the site would be very grateful
Here you go: www.clip-studio.com/clip_site/tool/items/rs_d_plan
@@WorldAnimeNetworks Thank you very much, I don't even know how to thank you
In this version we can sell the animation, right?
3:26 bonk!
No entendí nada pero me encantan las animaciones
nice vid
She can stare at me all day. At 5:28.
If you're reading this a question do you need a degree to work in the anime industry I'm 13 years old and I'm starting practicing things people say is done in art college but I'm not sure if skills are enough or that you actually need a degree
We can't speak for the whole animation industry and other companies, but we hire our animators based on their drawing skills (especially their knowledge in anatomy) and art portfolio, regardless of their experience and educational background (being hardworking and a team player is a plus!) But of course they need to be of legal age too (18)! Keep practicing and we wish you the best of luck in your art career!
Thanks I'll keep practicing and studying 😀👍
these edit are funny....
I want to be part of your studioooo, I don't need salary I just want experienceee pls let me trained at your hands.
I think you guys are filipino as well....I want a little visit soon in your studio! pls let me know what you think
Hi! Thank you for your interest in joining our team. Sadly, we currently don't have internship programs and all of our animators work full-time. If interested in working with us full time, you may send us an application on our Facebook page! facebook.com/WANBaguio/
The more I learn about this studio, the more I am disappointed about Sinag Animation
@@marikitanimation6791 i dont like how sinag animation does
@@marikitanimation6791 I don't like the shows they're producing but will give them a chance on there Animations, there are teasers that shows the animation of the Anime and I don't like the Animation, they're like living in the 1970's but using Digital Animation, that's how awful they're
@@koppii2 NANAY MO 1970!!!!!!!!!! >:c UWUWUWUW
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@@fernyrespi8109 bruh
@@koppii2 i understand your point, however the arts here in the philippines is less significantly underappreciated thats why it looks like that, in addition good animators here in the ph would rather go to other countries like japan to work there as working in the philippines is not worth it :>
ENDURANCE. Haha I'm literally procrastinating from cuib watching this video.
I'm also a bit concerned. Showing those scenes is ok right? Not breaching any NDA contract?
Thank you for your concern! Rest assured, the scenes we used in the video are owned by the studio and it was created by our team mainly for our video's ending credits. :) We have a series of videos on this channel showing how we made the short clip, hope you can check it out!
DOREAMON
fuu raven :V