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This Man Helps Japan’s Struggling Animators | THE VOICELESS #35

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Anime is one of Japan’s most famous cultural exports. Despite the local and global popularity of these animations, almost all of these are produced by an army of underpaid and overworked animators. One man, Mr. Sugawara, however, is working to try and support as many struggling animators as possible. Already having built a dormitory for animators, he is now working towards giving these animators more opportunities to take creative control of their own work, and is currently aiming to build a production studio that aims to give better benefits and job opportunities for young animators.
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@Syiepherze 4 года назад

As an artist myself, the fact that an _illustrator_ of all people tried to mock him on Twitter for helping animators just ticks me off. This may seem like an unfair comparison, but I feel like animators go through a lot more trouble than illustrators relatively speaking. It's just so arrogant of him to speak like that.

@EarthenCavy 4 года назад

I firmly agree. That was inexcusable ignorance.

@ylandilly574 4 года назад

Im an illustrator and 100% agree. We dont get paid much either but its much worse for animators

@hinokamia8506 4 года назад

I know it is silly to feel down about this, but it makes me really sad sometimes how little respect artists get.. even from other artists in this case. I just wish people were generally nicer and artists had a less rough time, but i know that wish is naive. I also realize it comes down to simple ignorance to the other person's condition as well but still people could afford to be less ugly in the way they behave.

@Rezzmari 4 года назад

Where is your icon from? That thing is stupid cute! x.x

@Radw97 4 года назад

Man, when I heard that thing I couldn't believe it. How can you be so ignorant?

@ghazal3340 4 года назад

She is like one of the best interviewer I’ve ever seen. She has a way of connecting to someone through their interest first and helping them open up to her. I really like her.

@ScienceDiscoverer 4 года назад

Yes, she is my favorite too!

@nabilnazmi6628 3 года назад

We can see that she do a research and study first before interviewing session 👍🏻

@divyakachhap9145 4 года назад

The female animator is the one we all saw when they did an interview on this topic.

@kenechipalabrica9602 4 года назад

yea

@azaruddin5056 4 года назад

She worked on seven deadly sins s3

@diqsidiq9126 4 года назад

Yes

@wilsons2882 4 года назад

she is damn beautiful

@wahyudiachmad6175 4 года назад

Anyone has her instagram, im really curios

@jasen2456 4 года назад

I love when Hiroko is the host

@sajinisenaratne7935 4 года назад

Same here! She is cute!!!❤😀

@Name-jw4sj 4 года назад

Hiroko is wifey material.

@jasen2456 4 года назад

You all are absolutely right but she always asks the most interesting questions. Non eof the other hosts gather information like Hiroko.

@lifegoeson6461 4 года назад

She's a good listener and asks all the right questions. Hiroko, I always look forward to watching your interviews, I learn something new every time

@ChibiChidorii 4 года назад

@@lifegoeson6461 she also makes everyone feel comfortable while staying professional. She's an amazing reporter but I think she doesn't fit what traditional Japanese TV looks for. I hope this changes because she's so good and tactful at tackling these themes that I honestly think Japan needs more of this kind of journalism.

@KickFlipsaz 4 года назад

They should open up a patreon. Just imagine how many fans from all over the world would support this.

@anantgarg8741 4 года назад

It will be possible only when they have their own channel where they could easily get access to audience. animators are working under firm who owns license of broadcasting rights.

@KickFlipsaz 4 года назад

@@anantgarg8741 yeah, that's sadly true :/

@bevrosity 4 года назад

starting a channel on yt would be a good idea

@infiniti_oo 4 года назад

They have a crownfunding page, youtube channel, fb page.. Twitter @animatorsupport

@Studboo 3 года назад

Same, i would gladly donate

@CypressKing 4 года назад

Gosh this hurts my heart to hear. Animating is so difficult on it's own; slaving over a tablet for hours and not getting much in return for your work is so terrible. I really hope something will change in the near future

@harshithsadhana7475 4 года назад

I feel it. Same thing in racing as a carrier. We spend alot money in racing at end we get nothing.

@Rezzmari 4 года назад

Hello, Mr. Arthritis would like pay a visit. This must be very common among long time animators (and mangaka) I bet. >_

@macaroll 3 года назад

@@Rezzmari ikr! i'm already feeling it! 😭

@briandandi9892 4 года назад

Can't believe Akutsu Tetsuya will be in this video. He worked as key animator on Tate no Yuusha, F/GO Babylonia, Darling in the franxx and Made in Abyss.

@teachhimself 4 года назад

Wait really?

@harithizzuddin 4 года назад

@@teachhimself Yes it is

@briandandi9892 4 года назад

@@teachhimself yes he is. You can check it yourself on Anidb/ANN

@teachhimself 4 года назад

@@briandandi9892 WOAH THANKS DUDE !

@Flying_Pand4 4 года назад

@@teachhimself you can also check his work out on Sakugabooru, as well as any other animators you like.

@sasorishino 4 года назад

They're basically the soul of the anime industry, they don't deserve this.

@big-bonkin-head1034 4 года назад

I’m working on being an animator and I hear a lot about Japanese animators being criminally underpaid despite the hard work (we clearly see that in Japanese anime). I sure hope Japan works on their labor laws and payment of the folks of Japan.

@turkbud802 4 года назад

It isnt just the japanese, most of the asian animation market is like this. They still have the low wage sweatshop mindset over there. Thats why alot of western animation studio's also outsource the more grunt work of animation (stuff that isnt directors cut) to east asia

@kefsxo8231 4 года назад

Big-Bonkin-Head agreed💯😔

@Delta97976 4 года назад

Big-Bonkin-Head same brother, we should do a few drawings together

@IN-eb3lm 3 года назад

Good Content

@macaroll 3 года назад

Not just Japan actually, even in South-East Asia, where cartoons and anime are outsourced. Same state to be honest.

@deborahyeo96 4 года назад

We need more people to fight for the vulnerable like him!

@merwabr7582 3 года назад

Agreed

@really9238 3 года назад

Im afraid it seems he's taking advantage of them. Tried to reach out as a client, but dismissive and put a 6 figure sum for a 3min video. There's something not right with this organization.

@yukiov.4162 4 года назад

It's crazy how the japanese animators are so underpaid, even though they work so hard. Hopefully that will change in the future

@yukiov.4162 4 года назад

@@Comments_From_All_Channels that's an interesting solution

@adampkalb 2 года назад

Well, never say never! I would like to advocate for a big change.

@natherinz3650 4 года назад

The only thing everyone still become animator it's because they love what they doing, even low pay & no respect.

@israelsantana3191 4 года назад

Growing up, me and my father didn’t have the best relationship. It was almost impossible for us to get along (mostly my fault). However, we both had a love for anime at the time Naruto Shippuden was our favorite. So once a week me and father would sit together and watch the weekly episode and for 20-30 minutes, me and my dad would have our little father and son moment. Today, I look back and smile because even with our issues at the time anime always brought us together. Thank you so much animators you are highly appreciated! I hope the current situation changes for y’all.

@crimsonlewis8280 4 года назад

Animator's really deserved a high salary they work hard without them we would not be able to watch anime! They really deserve a normal salary !☺️

@Starfish_Duder 4 года назад

Hearing how hard she was drawing on the tablet hurt to hear. 😬

@AhmedAbdallah-nw6uj 4 года назад

This mans the real boss for what he’s doing. Much love ❤️

@jaxlone997 4 года назад

What's got into these people, animation is a huge symbol of Japanese culture especially abroad, and they say animators should be paid low stay hopeful !

@scooterv736 4 года назад

Thank You Japan, your animations are GIFT FROM THE HEAVENS

@metasprite5648 4 года назад

8:48 he's right. Drawing from imagination is hard as heck. Maybe I f you have photographic memory it wouldn't be a problem.

@circlerie 4 года назад

Jason Lee he doesn’t trace tho. He just uses models to make sure that he doesn’t miss minute anatomical details.

@tbaproductions123 4 года назад

easy just become kim jung gi

@LordYamcha 4 года назад

So many Indonesians a year die due to overwork in animation within Japan not to mention all the work done in China that is then shipped to Japan- when you think about it a *lot* of people die for this format of entertainment- the unsung heroes

@ikapuchino 4 года назад

Poor them, I love anime I don't know how hard they work even some anime have haters. Overworked but paid less seems not good too

@Rahman_Artms 4 года назад

Seriusan ada yang meninggal?

@rakaipikatan8922 4 года назад

You got a link man??

@zozoc5795 4 года назад

That’s terrible it makes me feel so sad

@eikooowiesnowyowlchannels1921 3 года назад

Tapi battlespirits anime favorit saya bersyukur kepada pembuat anime bersusah keras jadi saya berterima kasih karakter persis yang aku inginkan

@58479ishere 4 года назад

"the eyes are looking great don't you think so?" " "......You could say this is like the cubism art style." I don't know what to say." LMAO

@mao_chan6973 4 года назад

Japan is known for its Anime . Lets support him & his project & all other animators out there

@user-yt9wt1xx9z 4 года назад

Its really sad bc animators make the magic come true. I hope this situation changes, they deserve respect!

@yonslowalker Год назад

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@art-o 3 года назад

As an aspiring animator i hope their condition improve in upcoming time. In my opinion animators may start youtube, patron, and other artists paid websites to support their indie projects and reach global audiences which will support their living in better way along with little recognition.

@A-Wa 4 года назад

We need more people who fight for their rights and more people who buy Mangas and Anime. Pls dont pirate

@user-xh6ju3pg8c 3 года назад

👍

@kpopgirl1992 4 года назад

Yeeessss!!! More exposure for this wonderful guy and everything he does and has done! Thank you!!! Im so glad he’s doing the crowdfunding again 😁😁😁😁 and thank you for featuring them whenever you can, Asian Boss!!!

@circlerie 4 года назад

Animators, like anyone else in the work force, are heroes. They’re overworked yet underpaid, which is a problem circulating in the system. :(( This video has really upped my respect towards animators who make sure that we are fed with quality anime each week.

@yonslowalker Год назад

@tyrranicalt-rad6164 4 года назад

I want that dude's goldfish jacket.

@Stuttful 4 года назад

kai hill nah that’s goldeen from pokemon

@lucyrodriguez971 4 года назад

Thank you for giving them a home Jun :) thank you to all the animators who work hard each day.

@UncleSev 4 года назад

Anime has become such a BIG part of entertainment and deserves way more praise and it's hard working animators MUCH better salary. I wish NPO the best and hope Mr. Sugawara can change MANY more peoples minds about Animators.

@rahilbri4083 3 года назад

agreed

@evilmeow1699 4 года назад

I'm studying animations at college now and my dream is to be an animator at japan,hope things gets changed soon.

@chloechloechloechlo 4 года назад

I don’t understand. They are all so talented and worked so hard to practice and practice and practice😭

@EyFmS 4 года назад

And it's becoming more of a reality for all the other animators, vfx, gaming and advertising. Shorter deadlines and lower salaries.

@BGomez-tk7lu 4 года назад

We must protecc animators, they are the ones making the animes!

@merwabr7582 3 года назад

Agreed

@newchapterasmr 4 года назад

So Hiroko is actually a cubism artist and she never knew

@mizusenshi8172 4 года назад

I really admire what this guy is doing. I know if it were me I'd be really encouraged that someone cared that much.

@earthshuman3864 4 года назад

Animation is gift of Japan to world 😊 Thanks Japan for this

@Starfish_Duder 4 года назад

The first animations come from France though... Like Un Bon Bock (1888), Le Clown et Ses Chiens (1890), and Pauvre Pierrot (1891)... The earliest known Japanese animation came later on in 1906.

@Starfish_Duder 4 года назад

@@BandenTCY I don't think any one country has the best animation. Edit: But I think you can have different preferences based on what is the societal norm for animations based on the region.

@Kupo_Kaachan 4 года назад

@@BandenTCY I also think Japanese animation is the best! Of course there are so many great artists from anywhere in the world but somehow I always feel at home when watching Japanese animation

@ThaNinjazTube 4 года назад

I've been supporting this every year for a while, and I recommend everyone to donate as well!

@vinfluence1 4 года назад

I hope by any chance they get to produce their own anime(short film) describing what they are going through as animators.

@musgrave6886 4 года назад

hiroko projects a charismatic & sincere curiosity & that makes the people in her coverage very relatable. she powerfully draws viewers in that makes her an invaluable asset to asian boss's media enterprise. i see hiroko-san, i click & watch all the way through. and i come away thoroughly informed & a tad wiser.

@anantgarg8741 4 года назад

My psychology says that if you provide something to someone at a large extent without taking any recognition/appreciation then consumers usually take those services as granted and your value your hard work barely matters to them.

@jjstarrprod 4 года назад

As an animator myself (thank god, not in Japan), this guy is my new hero !

@Soup-wh9he 4 года назад

Hiroko host =best host

@trollof229antthevariable9 4 года назад

She's back! Yeah she looks more nutritiously fed. 😩 Oh she's my favorite because I saw her on the other video. But as far as the people that I admire in the industry, I like the guy who works at Madhouse that did the big scenes in Mob Psycho 100 and the animator that did the crazy wacky Yu Yu Hakusho stuff.

@breeramsey899 4 года назад

I feel bad for Japan sometime because they don't really get as much credit when comes to their artistic ability of doing like Japanese animation movies and writing the stories as well they don't get much credit and it sad. And for me personally I feel like they just need to be more open and more out there and keep showing off their you know talented and creative abilities and I think people do it because they love to tell a story and i feel like others don't really get as much money as they should for their hard work.❤💙💜🇯🇵

@mikasaackermann7362 4 года назад

honestly, it's a modern-day first-world sweatshop industry. what's particularly disgusting is that top-level people execs and company owners in the same companies that use animators as slaves, have six-and-seven figure $ incomes. and I don't even mention Netflix, Amazon, and all the other reseller parasites, who just basically swim in money. or the average Western fanboy/girl, who gets it all for free or near-free and then has the gall to fume publicly about animation quality.

@piplup10203854 3 года назад

Seriously bless this man, knowing he doesn’t make enough from them but chooses to support them in whatever manner he can because he wants them to get compensated better and with a fair contract. Seriously the world needs more people like him.

@marcochen4310 3 года назад

This man is a hero, plain and simple as that, he had the courage to try to change what he felt was wrong in the system and for that i salute him.

@vivoslibertos 4 года назад

Now imagine how much outsourced workers paid.

@spaceial 4 года назад

//cries

@gian.4388 4 года назад

If they are even paid at all I know western based animators who worked for some japanese studios years ago and they still have to receive their compensation to this day

@StudioArtFX 4 года назад

Having worked in an outsource studio, I can tell you it's less than $1 per drawing.

@StudioArtFX 4 года назад

The old guard protecting the old system seems to be par for the course in so many facets of Japanese society.

@mavrickthabor8985 4 года назад

Better paid animators who already have passion for what they do will make the best anime.......

@justinjames5985 4 года назад

So inspirational and A great way to raise awareness and create A change in the anime industry because honestly anime is very entertaining and just the fact that those people have that skill and ability to produce these wonderful images to display for our entertainment they should be shown some level of sincerity and care as workers and offered the best available to account for their needs like proper pay etc to enjoy themselves and be appreciated properly because let's face the fact that if one sudden day all future animators in the making decide that they can't hold on anymore and continue through all their struggles and the animators present at that time either are a Small amount the industries would lead to chaos and slow sales low revenue etc. So I'm glad for this video very enlightening great job on this interview and anime is just delightful in every way thumbs up if you agree guys!

@AnakinSkyobiliviator 4 года назад

Ah yes thank you, I will now call all my art pieces "cubism" and all will be right in the world.

@ohcool8314 4 года назад

Ah yes

@user-mu7xh4sm3v 4 года назад

We Filipinos are obsessed with Japanese anime we watch dragon Ball one punch man Naruto and NANI the meme

@astalavista9632 3 года назад

Im an anime lover. a huge respect for animators..

@najuhate 4 года назад

This is so sad to me. Anime industy made many happiness around the world,but Animators life just like homeless. and Old system talk like Animators should accept slavery if them want to work! that not fair at all! Mr. Sugawara just see the fact fight that Old mindset and support Animators with little money for a long time I complete respect him. Asian Boss If you read this please tell him you are not fight alone anime fan around the world know the fact and them want to cheer you!

@mynamestartswithj5415 4 года назад

I suddenly remembered the animes I really liked. How the hell the people who are in the frontlines are getting small salaries? This is sad. 😢

@bobby24love 4 года назад

As many artist have to understand...we (I’m a professional ballet dancer) are the craft. We are the culture. We should be paid respectably fair. Less is rudely unacceptable. Yet, too many first time or young artists take little to nothing only to have a professional job. This is wrong!

@Mina27325 4 года назад

God bless this man! I wish for the best!

@yen_bm 4 года назад

Thank you for uploading and giving those insights. Most animators are fine with low wages since they do not do it for fame or money. They simply animate because it's their passion. Animators just want to learn and grow, while providing some content for others to enjoy. These very few seconds that can express emotions and feelings are a very deep look into their minds. Please consider that some of these animators worked for a month to provide you these 30 seconds that you see on screen. Hopefully the industry does change and the salarys become more human.

@3TYKX 4 года назад

Underpaid and overworked explains why anime recently has gone mediocre.

@rambutan_lychee9255 4 года назад

True, not only that in many cases, these animators haven't even gotten used to animate in that pace so what happens is that the episodes may seem rushed

@rambutan_lychee9255 4 года назад

@La Soe exactly

@inesriveram3135 4 года назад

Bleach better have a better ending now 😔🤍

@Unchainedmaple888 4 года назад

Underpaid and overworked. You just described a huge portion of Japan's labor force lmao make that the world's labor force actually. All the money goes to the scummy CEOs and bosses.

@asit6947 4 года назад

Anime had gone mediocre because they don't care about leaving a legacy like they did around 2000-2010s. Now it's just an endless cycle of new shows, they get their watchtime during the season, and move ahead for new project. Lack of passion

@isaacliu._.6899 4 года назад

Every Asian Boss video is so meaningful...seeing these people do such great things makes want to contribute to my community as well.

@BurgerSliderMan 4 года назад

I love that on the second interview, she really got into the drawing haha

@justinepineda5277 4 года назад

I just love how they bow so many times out of respect to each other😂❤️

@ronron1388 3 года назад

Saw the vid. Sad how they animators get paid so low u underpaid. N great that the guys has this to help out the animators. God bless

@breeramsey899 4 года назад

When it comes to Japan they have the dopest animation skills and I love some of the Japanese animations I have see so far.❤ Shout out to Japan❤

@adriandiaz8222 4 года назад

korean and chinese animators are actually catching up. still not as great as the japanese animes but they are improving.

@breeramsey899 4 года назад

@@adriandiaz8222 That great and they should you know show off their create abilities and talents.

@jisratrafe 4 года назад

Whatever, none comes next to Japan💛

@LordYamcha 4 года назад

@@adriandiaz8222 did you know most anime you watch are created in China then shipped back to Japan 😂

@adriandiaz8222 4 года назад

@@LordYamcha not that i 'know' but i was expecting that. it is the same in my country Philippines,. Toei animations have one of the oldest branch here and animators here have been producing animations for japan. so it must be the same with Chinese animators working for japan but Philippines animation still sucks even now.

@markaldrinbantigue9059 4 года назад

I'd buy online manga produced by these artists

@shendyrinaldi8653 4 года назад

i think he is gifted and talented.. hope animators will receive proper earnings for their work

@hez.is.online 4 года назад

Smh I found it funny when Hiroko rang the doorbell but her cameraman is already inside filming Mr. Sugawara

@corongasap516 4 года назад

We really need Shirobako:BLACK where they focused on darker side of anime industries

@yasmin_the_asian 4 года назад

I'm absolutely with you , Maybe more realism in a kind of "darker mood". But unfortunately that Anime where only made as a promotion for the printed Mangas, like the most of them. (>_

@zycane 4 года назад

There needs to be some sort of Animation Studio Royalty Fee. Remember, it's not the animation studios you should be angry at, but the association committee and broadcasting companies. They both play dirty tricks and dealings between each other, while the talented animation studios often get shafted. For this to change, we somehow have to remove the gatekeepers and middlemen, who hold entry power over animation studios. And partly make sure laws are enacted which means highly successful shows' profit has a significant cut going to the animation studio itself and it's employees, by law. In other words, royalty fees, should be enacted in law, whether big or small, anything to drive growth for successful anime series' creators, the studios themselves.

@kiruuchiha9994 3 года назад

I would love to have a gift like this I would just draw out my emotions ❤️

@theallenlim 3 года назад

Imagine those YT reactors who react to animes and post their contents thru Patreon earn more in a month vs the animators themselves. This world is wicked.

@Delta97976 4 года назад

Hiroko needs to take a trip to the US and interview me for research purposes..

@jathebest2835 4 года назад

What are you going to ask.?

@azwandie1512 4 года назад

I'm animator too on malaysia and i so happy to watch this about animator life and there is cool animator on japan,i so exciting to watch this :)

@Shayed07121997 4 года назад

such a good video.. thank you! I hate how under paid the animators in japan are.. they deserve so much more for all the amazing work they do.

@6672Kevin 4 года назад

Damn tbh I really like this kind of interview "series" like the Korean grandma he was the "extra" in previous video but now he plays the crucial role kudos to Hiroko and Asian Boss team too , hope that animator girl will earn a better salary in the future

@FunmiWilliamsMusicMinistries 4 года назад

Anime, is consumed so much all over the world, so the artists must be paid reasonably.

@intarc0giotto 4 года назад

he has such a sweet heart ❤️❤️❤️

@bevrosity 4 года назад

this guy is awesome for doing this and helping people out

@rayperez5918 4 года назад

Hiroko is a babe and always nails the interviews! 👌🏽

@409gmoney 4 года назад

The respect factor is crazy. Notice how he would't give her eye contact. I understand different cultures. But she is too beautiful to not look at directly when speaking.

@chongmcafee3799 4 года назад

I have a lot of respect for these animators.

@SuperErmacX 4 года назад

Many western children such as myself and many in my country (Israel), who were raised in the 1980's, mostly grew up on locally dubbed Japanese Animation shows such as 3000 Leagues in Search of Mother (maybe the most popular), The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Moomins, The Transformers, The Wonderful Adventures of Nils, Thundercats, Samurai Pizza Cats, Peter Pan, Little Mrs. Pepperpot, Grimm's Fairy Tale Classics and many more.

@chajee8253 4 года назад

bless this man

@jasen2456 4 года назад

You know i had to watch this immediately

@theswordsman7772 3 года назад

Support the new animator making system, it supports animators

@Daniel-ls1gb 4 года назад

I was shocked to learn how little the animators make in Japan, far below minimum wage on an hourly basis. For reference, they make a small fraction of what a comparable animator would make for a large animation studio here in North America for more work. All corporations disproportionately allocate the economics between the executives and the lower-level workers, but Japanese animation studios take it to the extreme where the animators are barely paid a livable wage.

@StripedCat 4 года назад

😢 that's too low a wage for such hard labor

@marcotigno2902 2 года назад

although besides the low budget, I think that given the circumstance that they never lose animators also mean that there is a huge animator supply that could also be a factor to why the salary is so very low, some people are even willing to work for free, this could be the reason why some animators could not also speak back because it seems that YOU NEED TO HAVE THE BIGGEST GUTS to speak out about it, like super good self confidence to enter the industry however this should not be the case of course but I think this might be a factor to this dilemma that the animation industry faces.

@lucasblackanimecollector3004 3 года назад

This guy is a legend i wish more people to be so good as him

@bobby24love 4 года назад

Would an artist labor union help animators? Are there labor unions for singers, dancers and writers (tv and film), actors and musicians?

@angelica8363 3 года назад

"poor beggars" how awful indeed. Japan is best known for anime. Just like korea for its k-pop and amazing k-dramas. They should give this industry a proper compensation and recognition they deserve.

@bobby24love 4 года назад

He is doing great work with his NPO. I hope he can meet with proper lawyers and even a politician to further his cause and make changes that go further than he can...then he can move on to other things on his bucket list😊🙏🏾

@terataiministudio4263 4 года назад

Is that Nakamura Ayane san from previous interview?

@ericcornish1983 4 года назад

This is ridiculous how lowly they are paid! I'm a huge fan of Anime and have been for over 30 year's, the animator's need to come together and fight for their rights and try get this issue recognized on a national level, I just want the animator's to know that when I buy an anime series I do it because of all the hardwork that has gone into making that Anime, also I would love to see such companies that have top voice talent studios such as Sentai Filmworks, FUNimation studios maybe create they're own animation studios and help these struggling animator's by bring them abroad and have them paid very well for what they do, I mean if the studios in Japan aren't going to pay them well then I believe the companies above could snag that talent and bring it to them away from Japan, it would help bridge the gap for the animator's and the studios all over the world and allow those struggling animator's to have a decent contract with the studio's to make a decent living wage and bring home a good paycheck, they work really hard to entertain us all and they deserve to be paid the most!

@Jhayzer021 3 года назад

I hope they make another follow-up on this video, its interesting and this is a wonderful interview indeed.

@eltongy1936 4 года назад

My solution to this problem would be to have all the animators strike. Without them, none of the work gets done. They have tremendous power but they accept the pay they are given. Stop production on 18 billion dollars and companies will come to the bargaining table real quick. The main problem with a strike would be outsourcing. There would need to be heavy tariffs on overseas work so that companies would be encouraged to hire locally. Either way, I'll donate to the crowd fund.

@NaitomeIya 4 года назад

I like to believe if he succeeds in alleviating the life situation of animators, it can help skyrocket the quality of your typical TV anime too. It may cut down the number of releases per season, but I think that’s for the better.