gathering s ources for japanese animation
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Research task:. Gathering s ources for Japanese animation. Google Scholar. Topic: Japanese animation Searching for recent articles; relevant to today Unexpected result – ethics involved in Japanese animation - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Gathering sources for Japanese animation
Research task:
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Google Scholar
Topic: Japanese animation- Searching for recent articles;
relevant to today- Unexpected result – ethics
involved in Japanese animation- Recent journal article explaining
exploitation of young animators (Okeda and Koike 2011)
- Interesting psychology associated with Japanese animation
- Contrast to other researched articles; about the animation itself
- From a source purely based around academic journals- In depth study into the psychological side (Teshigwara
2010)
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SHU Library1. Searching for documents involving ethics of Japanese animation.
Result: Journal about cartoons causing epileptic fits in children (Watts 1998)
2. Searching for documents involving poor working conditions of Japanese animators.Result: Newspaper article about young animators refusing to work due to poor pay and working conditions (Nakamoto 2005)
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3. Searching specifically for books on production of Japanese animation.Result: Book on animation art of anime and other digital media (Beck and Ball
2004)
- Unable to locate books in the library referring specifically to the psychology of Japanese animation (like the psychology behind the voicing)
- Unable to locate the exact articles found from Google Scholar research- Using SHU Library search suggests developments in Japanese animation are primarily
covered in articles as opposed to books
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Industry websites- Attempting to find more information about the importance of voice acting; after little
success with researching books on the topic- Discovered a site based around the importance of voice acting- Website explains how the choice of actor is vital for the part (Voice Acting, no date)
- Less well covered areas of researched in books are often replaced by sources on the internet (websites, articles etc.)
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ReferencesOKEDA, Daisuke and KOIKE, Aki (2011) The Real Face of the Japanese Animation Industry. Creative Industries Journal, Volume 3, Number 3, 261-271.
TESHIGAWARA, Mihoko (2010) Voices in Japanese animation: How people perceive the voices of good guys and bad guys. [online] Working Papers of the Linguistics Circle. Last accessed 15th October 2011 at journals.uvic.ca/index.php/WPLC/article/view/5174
WATTS, Johnathan (1998) “Pocket Monsters” fell Japanese children. Lancet, Volume 351, Issue 9095, 40.
NAKAMOTO, Michiyo (2005) Learn times in Japan’s golden age: FILM: The animation industry’s worldwide success is being threatened by financial weaknesses. The Financial Times (London Ed.) 18th January, 12.
BECK, Jerry and BALL, Ryan (2004) Animation art: from pencil to pixel, the history of cartoon, anime & CGI. London, Flame Tree.
Voice Acting (no date) Anime Vice [online] Last accessed 15th October 2011 at http://www.animevice.com/voice-acting/22-44/