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Our Anime Show
Bingemonster & Agreenqueen
122 episodes
2 weeks ago

Join a pair of Anime fans who explore what makes anime special. Unplug from the world, expect cool prizes, surprising tips, and new show recs. Follow @ouranimeshow on all socials!

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Join a pair of Anime fans who explore what makes anime special. Unplug from the world, expect cool prizes, surprising tips, and new show recs. Follow @ouranimeshow on all socials!

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Animation & Manga
Leisure
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Our Interview w/ Justin Leach
Our Anime Show
1 hour 1 minute 22 seconds
12 months ago
Our Interview w/ Justin Leach

In this engaging conversation, Justin Leach, CEO and founder of Qubic Pictures, shares insights into the anime production process, his experiences with notable projects like Eden and Star Wars Visions, and the evolving landscape of anime technology and collaboration. He discusses the challenges and rewards of being a producer, the significance of storytelling in pitches, and the impact of cultural differences between Western and Japanese animation industries. Justin also highlights the importance of emerging studios and innovations in anime, as well as his upcoming project, Leviathan, based on Scott Westerfeld's novel.


Chapters:

00:00 Understanding the Frame Size Dynamics

09:56 The Success of Star Wars Visions

11:49 The Impact of Clone Wars on Star Wars Fandom

14:58 Technology in Anime Production

17:37 Collaboration Across Studios

20:43 Cultural Differences in Production

23:55 Influences from 90s Anime

26:41 Modern Innovations in Anime

35:26 The Rise of CG Anime

36:33 Insights on Leviathan Project

39:55 Quality and Uniqueness of Orange's Work

42:20 Motion Capture and Animation Techniques

44:40 Intellectual Property in Animation

46:44 Production Committees in Japan vs. the West

51:54 Alternative Financing in Anime Production

55:03 Lightning Round: Fun Questions and Insights


Takeaways:

- Producing anime involves wearing many hats and managing diverse teams.

- Pitching to studios requires a compelling narrative and understanding market trends.

- Star Wars Visions opened doors for anime within Disney.

- The success of Clone Wars was driven by passion and fan understanding.

- Japanese anime studios often work with limited budgets and resources.

- Collaboration across borders is essential in modern anime production.

- 90s anime has had a lasting impact on current creators and projects.

- Emerging studios like Science SARU are pushing the boundaries of anime.

- Leviathan is a unique project blending Western and Japanese storytelling.

- Technology is reshaping the anime production landscape, including motion capture.


Our Anime Show

Join a pair of Anime fans who explore what makes anime special. Unplug from the world, expect cool prizes, surprising tips, and new show recs. Follow @ouranimeshow on all socials!