The Animashow

  Dans ce nouvel épisode du podcast, Sabry Otmani s'entretient avec Julien Meester et Sandrine Nguyen de Mikros Animation, explorant l'évolution du mythique studio Parisien, son engagement envers la qualité de l'animation et de l'image, et l'importance de la collaboration créative avec les équipes des studios partenaires américains comme Paramount, Netflix, Dreamworks etc. Tous deux reviennent sur leur parcours dans l'industrie de l'animation, sur l'importance de développer leurs propres propriétés intellectuelles et des défis posés par les partenariats internationaux. La conversation met en lumière des projets réussis tels que « Tortues Ninja », « Sonic Boom », « Thelma la Licorne » et « Bob l'éponge », tout en abordant les aspects artistiques et commerciaux que revet la production de films et de séries d'animation de nos jours. Bonne écoute à tous !    ===============================   Suivez-nous sur Instagram  👉  @TheAnimashow Regardez l'épisode sur Youtube  👉  @TheAnimashow ===============================   Nos sponsors pour cet épisode : Toon Boom  👉  Toonboom.com 22D Music  👉   22dmusic.com   Notre partenaire pour cet épisode : Écran Total   👉  Ecran-Total.fr   =============================== Notre équipe de production :  Ingénieur Son : Léonard Ourliac Chef Opérateur  : Maxence Bidault Monteur : Ismaël Otmani

The Animashow - Episode 3 - Season 4 In a special partnership with the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, the global event dedicated to animation! For an entire week, the event gathers together the biggest names in the sector and celebrates the creative and diverse animation styles and techniques. SUMMARY   In this new episode of The Animashow, Jeff Rowe, the director of the latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie, shares his journey from childhood fan to filmmaker. He discusses the creative process behind the film, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and collaboration with young voice actors. The conversation delves into the film's themes of acceptance and coming of age, its innovative animation style, and the cultural influences that shaped its music and narrative. Jeff also offers advice for aspiring directors and hints at future projects. Enjoy the conversation!    CHAPTERS 00:00:00 - The Power of Collaboration in Filmmaking 00:00:44 - Technology Advancements in Animation 00:01:31 - Cool Themes and Pop Culture References 00:02:21 - Childhood Memories and Ninja Turtles 00:03:10 - Making the Ninja Turtles Movie 00:03:55 - Meeting Seth and Evan 00:04:46 - Overlapping Dialogue in Animation 00:05:32 - Recording Authentic Conversations 00:06:14 - Authentic Character Creation and Storytelling 00:06:59 - The Message of Pursuing Dreams in Film 00:07:47 - Developing Universal Characters in Films 00:08:37 - Understanding Superfly's Perspective 00:09:25 - Sponsors and Partners of the Entertainment Industry 00:10:10 - A struggle for survival 00:10:25 - The unique style of the movie 00:11:07 - Finding a new style in 3D animation 00:11:56 - The Importance of Attention to Detail in Artistic Work 00:12:40 - Urban Pop Culture Renascence in New York City 00:13:38 - The pillars of hip-hop and cultural revolution in New York 00:14:22 - Collaborating with Artists for Unique Visuals 00:15:00 - Collaborative Sequel in the Works 00:15:44 - Celebrating Animation & Cultural Diversity 00:16:37 - The Importance of Authenticity in Art 00:17:26 - Developing Your Unique Voice Through Film Expression 00:18:06 - Conclusion   THE ANIMASHOW NEWSLETTER 📫  1,000 read our free newsletter that breaks down the world of Animation and Entertainment.  Sign up ➡︎ www.theanimashow.com ASK US A QUESTION ❔ We answer questions from you in our newsletter. Submit yours here: [email protected] LISTEN TO THE SHOW iTunes: https://apple.co/3OVE0ok Spotify: https://spoti.fi/482VF6g Deezer : https://bit.ly/animashowondeezer GET IN TOUCH NOW 🌍  Our website: www.theanimashow.com      🌍  Work with us:  [email protected] JOIN OUR COMMUNITY Instagram ➡︎ https://www.instagram.com/theanimashow/    Twitter ➡︎ https://twitter.com/TheAnimashow TikTok ➡︎ https://www.tiktok.com/@theanimashow OUR SPONSORS  ➡︎ 22D Music : Since 2006, 22D Music Group is an independent music rights management company with a special focus on music rights of audiovisual industries with worldwide music coverage. Find them on: https://www.22dmusic.com/ ➡︎ Toon Boom : Toon Boom offers award-winning software for 2D animation, storyboarding and production management softwares in film, television, video games, and education.  Find them on: https://www.toonboom.com/ OUR MEDIA PARTNER ➡︎ Ecran Total :  Everything you need to know about the film and TV production business, from scripts to popcorn. Audiovisual news for professionals! Read Ecran Total news on: https://ecran-total.fr/ PRODUCTION CREW Sound Engineering : Léonard Ourliac Direction of Photography : Maxence Bidault Post Production : Ismaël Otmani

The Animashow - Episode 3 - Season 4 In a special partnership with the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, the global event dedicated to animation! For an entire week, the event gathers together the biggest names in the sector and celebrates the creative and diverse animation styles and techniques. SUMMARY Today's conversation with Chris Sanders, director of the last movie by Dreamworks "The Wild Robot" - released today in theaters in the United States - explores the themes of kindness as a survival strategy, the visual style of the film, the process of adapting a best-selling novel into a movie, and the importance of storytelling in animation. Chris discusses with Sabry O. how the visual style of the movie was critical to its emotional resonance and how they aimed to make it look more like a painting. He also emphasizes the importance of simplicity in storytelling and the role of kindness in the film. Sanders shares his methodology for adapting the novel into a movie, which involves storyboarding and refining the story through trial and error. He concludes by offering advice to young directors and animators, emphasizing the importance of focusing on "storytelling". Enjoy the conversation!    CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction: Kindness as a Survival Strategy 06:21 The Importance of Visual Style for Emotional Resonance 11:17 Adapting a Best-Selling Novel into a Movie 12:40 The Role of Storyboarding and Trial and Error 15:25 The Power of Storytelling in Animation   THE ANIMASHOW NEWSLETTER 📫  1,000 read our free newsletter that breaks down the world of Animation and Entertainment.  Sign up ➡︎ www.theanimashow.com ASK US A QUESTION ❔ We answer questions from you in our newsletter. Submit yours here: [email protected] LISTEN TO THE SHOW iTunes: https://apple.co/3OVE0ok Spotify: https://spoti.fi/482VF6g Deezer : https://bit.ly/animashowondeezer GET IN TOUCH NOW 🌍  Our website: www.theanimashow.com      🌍  Work with us:  [email protected] JOIN OUR COMMUNITY Instagram ➡︎ https://www.instagram.com/theanimashow/    Twitter ➡︎ https://twitter.com/TheAnimashow TikTok ➡︎ https://www.tiktok.com/@theanimashow OUR SPONSORS  ➡︎ 22D Music : Since 2006, 22D Music Group is an independent music rights management company with a special focus on music rights of audiovisual industries with worldwide music coverage. Find them on: https://www.22dmusic.com/ ➡︎ Toon Boom : Toon Boom offers award-winning software for 2D animation, storyboarding and production management softwares in film, television, video games, and education.  Find them on: https://www.toonboom.com/ OUR MEDIA PARTNER ➡︎ Ecran Total :  Everything you need to know about the film and TV production business, from scripts to popcorn. Audiovisual news for professionals! Read Ecran Total news on: https://ecran-total.fr/ PRODUCTION CREW Sound Engineering : Léonard Ourliac Direction of Photography : Maxence Bidault Post Production : Ismaël Otmani

The Animashow - Episode 2 - Season 4 In a special partnership with the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, the global event dedicated to animation! For an entire week, the event gathers together the biggest names in the sector and celebrates the creative and diverse animation styles and techniques. SUMMARY In this new episode of The Animashow, Sabry’s guests are “Ultraman Rising” new Netflix animated movie’s co-directors: Shannon Tindle and John Aoshima. This is a brand new adaptation of the iconic Japanese Superhero created in 1966 by Eiji Tsuburaya, co-creator of the Godzilla and Ultraman franchises. Tsuburaya is considered one of the most important and influential figures in the history of cinema. The movie follows the story of Ken Sato, a young man who is forced to become Ultraman, a superhero, after his father is injured. This film blends action, comedy, and drama, showcasing breathtaking visuals influenced by Japanese animation and live-action cinema. As a result, viewers can witness Ken Sato transform into a towering 40-meter Ultraman, racing off to confront a variety of fantastical creatures. This is exactly what audiences expect from an Ultraman movie! We also explore deep themes of family, responsibility, and the struggle between personal desires and duty. Throughout the vibrant worlds of manga, video games, and films, Ultraman has stood as the ultimate protector, fighting against monstrous beings both on land and in the sea. This iconic character cleverly symbolizes the real-world challenges that threaten humanity.Co-Directors and lifelong friends, Shannon and John.explained to Sabry that they aimed to create a story that everyone can relate to, regardless of their background. And they made it happen! A must see.  Enjoy the conversation!  CHAPTERS 00:00:00 - Introduction to Japanese Pop Culture 00:00:53 - Passion for Ultraman 00:01:42 - Ultraman Rising: The Story of Ken Sato 00:02:36 - Ultraman's Reluctant Beginnings 00:03:32 - The Origin of Ultraman in Japanese Television 00:04:29 - Storytelling in Asian Pop Culture 00:05:20 - The Family Story Behind Ultraman 00:06:13 - Longtime Awareness of a Project 00:06:55 - Unexpected Meeting at Netflix 00:07:39 - Meeting with Young Netflix Executive  00:08:30 - Ultraman Film Negotiations 00:09:19 - Implementing Ultraman into the Storyline 00:10:15 - Designing Characters in Film 00:11:05 - Inspiration from Japanese Anime and Comics 00:11:52 - Experiencing Japanese Hospitality 00:12:42 - Similarities in Etiquette between the South and Japan 00:13:31 - Ultimate Action and Drama in Ultraman 00:14:21 - Lens Kit Selection for Realistic Filming 00:15:10 - Spielberg and Miyazaki Influence on Blocking 00:16:02 - Watching Animated Films in Theaters 00:16:51 - Conclusion THE ANIMASHOW NEWSLETTER 📫  1,000 read our free newsletter that breaks down the world of Animation and Entertainment.  Sign up ➡︎ www.theanimashow.com ASK US A QUESTION ❔ We answer questions from you in our newsletter. Submit yours here: [email protected] LISTEN TO THE SHOW iTunes: https://apple.co/3OVE0ok Spotify: https://spoti.fi/482VF6g Deezer : https://bit.ly/animashowondeezer GET IN TOUCH NOW 🌍  Our website: www.theanimashow.com      🌍  Work with us:  [email protected] JOIN OUR COMMUNITY Instagram ➡︎ https://www.instagram.com/theanimashow/    Twitter ➡︎ https://twitter.com/TheAnimashow TikTok ➡︎ https://www.tiktok.com/@theanimashow OUR SPONSORS  ➡︎ 22D Music : Since 2006, 22D Music Group is an independent music rights management company with a special focus on music rights of audiovisual industries with worldwide music coverage. Find them on: https://www.22dmusic.com/ ➡︎ Toon Boom : Toon Boom offers award-winning software for 2D animation, storyboarding and production management softwares in film, television, video games, and education.  Find them on: https://www.toonboom.com/ OUR MEDIA PARTNER ➡︎ Ecran Total :  Everything you need to know about the film and TV production business, from scripts to popcorn. Audiovisual news for professionals! Read Ecran Total news on: https://ecran-total.fr/ PRODUCTION CREW Sound Engineering : Léonard Ourliac Direction of Photography : Maxence Bidault Post Production : Ismaël Otmani