Studio Ghibli cinematography: Everything about the work of director of photography Atsushi Okui
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Tracing the work history of Atsushi Okui, who started the photography department at Studio Ghibli and supported the creation of images for numerous animation works
Includes everything from "AKIRA'', "Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack'', and "Porco Rosso'', which Mr. Okui worked on while working at Asahi Productions, to Studio Ghibli's latest works, Studio Ponoc works.
We will explain the production process based on interviews and a wealth of illustrations, and explore the method of creating images through photography.
We will explore the work of animation filming and the role of video production, from the days of analog production where cell images were used on a shooting stand to digital production.
Directors Shun Miyazaki, Yoshiyuki Tomino, Katsuhiro Otomo and other staff comments are also posted!
[Table of Contents]
CONTENTS
PART I: The era of analog photography
AKIRA/Mobile Suit Gundam Char's Counterattack
1-1 Porco Rosso
1-2 Heisei Tanuki Battle Ponpoko
1-3 If you listen
1-4 Princess Mononoke
PART II: From analog photography to digital photography
2-1 Hohokekyo Yamada-kun next door
2-2 Spirited Away
2-3 Howl's Moving Castle
2-4 Legend of Gedo
2-5 Ponyo on the Cliff
2-6 Borrower Arrietty
2-7 From Poppy Hill
2-8 The Wind Rises
br>2-9 Memories of Marnie
PART III: Toward a new world of visual expression
3-1 Mary and the Witch's Flower
3-2 Little Heroes - Crabs, Eggs, and Invisible Man
3-1 How do you guys live?
Okui Atsushi (Author), Toru Nozaki (Other)
About the Author
Author: Atsushi Okui
Studio Ghibli Executive Officer, Image Department Manager/Executive Imaging Director.
Born in 1963 in Shimane Prefecture. Joined Asahi Productions in 1982 and began working as a photographer. Became the director of photography for the first time with "Dirty Pair". Since then, he has served as the director of photography for "Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack'' and "Mobile Suit Gundam F91,'' and has participated in Studio Ghibli films as the director of photography for "Porco Rosso'' and "The Sea Can Hear.'' In 1993, he transferred to Studio Ghibli at the same time as the photography department was established. Participated as a cinematographer in "Pon Poko'', "Whisper of the Heart'', "Princess Mononoke'', "My Neighbor Yamada-kun'', "From Poppy Hill'', and "The Wind Rises.'' He was the visual director for "Spirited Away,'' "Giblies Episode 2,'' "Howl's Moving Castle,'' "Ponyo,'' "Arrietty,'' and "When Marnie Was There.'' Other works include "Mary and the Witch's Flower'' (Studio Ponoc production, video direction). He served as director of photography for director Hayao Miyazaki's latest film, How Do You Live?
Editor/Author: Toru Nozaki
Editor/Writer. During his student days, he majored in theoretical physics. After graduating, he worked on sonar AI research at a company research institute, but retired after less than a year. After working as an editor and writer for an aviation magazine, he became the editor of the animation magazine "Newtype." After that, he moved to Studio Ghibli's publishing department. He learned the importance of filming while watching the production of "Princess Mononoke'' up close. Next, he was responsible for the series composition and script for the TV animation "Gasaraki" (1998-1999). In addition to being involved in various works as an animation scriptwriter and editor, he also serves as a screenwriting lecturer at Nihon University College of Art, Department of Film Studies (retired in 2020). His publications include "Orange Style 3DCG Animation Production Technique
??MAKING OF BEASTARS'' and "Animation Scripting Techniques: Learning Scenario Production Techniques from the Professionals'' (BNN).
Publisher: BNN (2023/11/29)
Release date: 2023/11/29
Language: Japanese
Book: 226 pages
ISBN-10: 4802512716
ISBN-13: 978-4802512718
Dimensions: 25.7 x 19 x 1.85cm
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