"Eva" studio color and Dwango start "Japanese animation (fair) exhibition", weekly short animation free of expression restriction published free of charge

Studio collar known as "Evangelion New Theater Version" and Dwango launched the "Japan Animation (Fair) Exhibition" as a joint project to explore the possibilities of Japanese animation. The logo is "Hayao the title" by Akira Miyazaki, Aaruzaki, who is in charge of coloring by Toshio Suzuki. Hideaki Anno is in charge of the design of the image character "(Tator) Kun".

Japanese Animator (Fair) Trade Fair
http://animatorexpo.com/


This project is to publish an omnibus animation created by love and momentum on every Friday, regardless of the genre such as original spin-off · promotion video · music PV etc. By offering "a place of free creation" without expression restriction, we aim to explore the possibilities of planning development, R & amp; D (research development) and human resource development in Japanese animation production.

Besides the above official website, animation can be viewed for free even with official applications.

Anime fair - Android application on Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.animatorexpo.android

The first bullet is "Dragon's Dentist" directed by Maiho Otaro, directed by Tsurumaki Kazuya, and started delivery on November 7th (Friday).

© 2014 Maiko Otaro / nihon animator mihonichi, LLP.

Also, welcoming the creative staff of this work, listen to the thought that was included in the work "Japanese animator (fair) exhibition market - same tress -It is scheduled to be broadcast from 22 o'clock to 23 o'clock on Monday, November 10.

The comments from President Hideaki Anno and Mr. Kawakami from Dwango are as follows.

· Color representative, Inc. President and CEO Anno Hideaki

Pursuing and spreading the interestingness of images of Japanese animation, deepening and diversifying freely expressions, confirming and developing individual talents,
In addition, we planned this short collection to believe in the dreams and possibilities for the future that would be inherent in Japanese animation (theater).
I hope this modest resistance will be supported and approved by more people alone. Humbly, thank you.

· Mr. Kawakami Chairman of Dwango Corporation

"To be honest, animation is out of the field, but I believe that all innovations are born out of a daring challenge.
Some challenges come from young talent, others come from skilled craftsmen 's skill.
But first of all it does not start with anything that there is no place to do such a challenge.
I hope that this modest approach will contribute even a little to the development of Japanese animation in the future.