Kyoto Animation
A Critical Study and Filmography
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Description de l'ouvrage:
Kyoto Animation, a studio with very humble beginnings, has gained recognition the world over as a uniquely inspired and inventive enterprise. This book examines Kyoto Animation’s philosophy and creative vision with close reference to its anime. It focuses on the studio’s choice of genres, themes and imagery while exploring its maintenance of high production values. The analysis highlights the studio’s commitment to the pursuit of both artistic excellence and technical experimentation—and its reliance on the imagination and expertise of in-house staff.
À propos de l'auteur :
Dani Cavallaro has written widely about literature, cultural theory, and anime. She lives in London.
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