) to the whimsical worlds of , Japanese film remains a major influence on global directors [17, 21].
The stereotype of the poor animator is true. Young artists work 300+ hours a month for less than $10,000 a year. The "production committee" takes profits, while the animators survive on instant ramen. This leads to frequent delays and the infamous "CGI slideshow" effect in low-budget shows.
) to the whimsical worlds of , Japanese film remains a major influence on global directors [17, 21].
The stereotype of the poor animator is true. Young artists work 300+ hours a month for less than $10,000 a year. The "production committee" takes profits, while the animators survive on instant ramen. This leads to frequent delays and the infamous "CGI slideshow" effect in low-budget shows.