ok im into making my own anime show?

Question

ok im 17 and im on and off about drawling anime and i started writing differant scripts for them. and i really dont know how to get started or what kind of career i should look at im really confused about the jobs. but i was also wondering is japan the only place where u can drawl and make anime. i need lots of tips thanks for your help

Answer 1

as the person b4 me said, you can do anime here. I dont really know much since Im only 13.......but start off with a manga, I think its easier and once you have something you know you will want, start making it into an anime. Oh, my teacher before said something about having a backup plan, like just incase something happens, that you have another job you could do that you also love. I like drawing anime//manga too. and if you wanted to go to japan I think there is a university in japan for foregners, (I asked my mom, she said so) and I cant really tell you as much as the people above me said (sry ^^') but good luck! =D

Answer 2

Difficulty: Challenging
There's no substitute for skill if you hope to draw anime professionally, and even a consummate artisan needs a good game plan. A few simple steps will help you turn your drawing ability into an anime fan's dream job.
Instructions

* STEP 1: Study and practice drawing. Draw manga and anime, but most of all draw from life and from your imagination.
* STEP 2: Take art classes in high school. If your school doesn't have an art program, try a local college or community art center. Drawing classes are best, but all kinds of art classes can be helpful.
* STEP 3: Assemble a portfolio of your best drawing work, updating it as your skill improves. Showcase your life-drawing skills, and only include original anime character drawings - well-drawn copies will not impress. Show motion, mood and variety. You can include high quality animation too, but showcasing your drawing skill is primary at this stage.
* STEP 4: Enroll in a degree program in animation or a closely related field at a school known for producing quality animators, such as CalArts. Research the best program for your particular needs: ask employers what they seek, see what alumni have done, talk to current students and recent grads, check for instructors with industry experience and inquire about available equipment and class sizes. Your portfolio will be a key component to gaining admission.
* STEP 5: Create a demo reel of your best animation work. Start with school and independent projects; add new projects as you gain work experience.
* STEP 6: Look for internships and open positions. Be willing to work your way up from entry-level jobs like runner and inbetweener. Any illustration or animation-related job will provide valuable experience - it'll be easier to get anime work if you're already an accomplished animator.
* STEP 7: Make your own breaks. Publish your work doujinshi-style via print, Internet, video, animation festivals, anime conventions and contests. Collaborate with trusted colleagues to produce more complex projects.
* STEP 8: Continue to perfect your skill. Drawing anime is a complex and demanding art that requires a lifetime of learning.

Overall Tips & Warnings

* The drool test can gauge your readiness: unless you consistently produce original work that makes strangers drool, go back to the drawing board.
* If you can't get into your dream school, keep practicing or consider enrolling in another program to improve your skills before applying again.
* Take acting classes to help you visualize the actions of your animated actors.
* If you don't have animation skills, you can still get involved in the process. Writers, translators, voice actors, musicians, sound designers, graphic artists and businesspeople all contribute.
* Don't try to turn your anime hobby into a full-time job unless you really love to draw and have a passion for becoming part of the creative process.

Answer 3

I'm eleven and I watch anime like The Seven Deadly Sins and The Devil is a Part-Timer and my moms and dads are Christian and permit me watch anime seeing that they believe me so inform your moms and dads there is not anything fallacious with the anime on your age!

Answer 4

Ummm... no... anime is just japanese cartoons. If your referring to the anime style, you can do it here. My psychology teacher recommended the University of Chicago or something like that. They should have a good animation school.