Through continuous online meetings between the directors and the production crews in Japan, the teams found a way to guide their passion towards capturing the creative vision of Tonko House and the world-class craftsmanship of the Japanese production studios. In a land where memories hold onto keepsakes, Moom and his mentor help. The studio is known for their 2014 short film The Dam Keeper which stars a young pig who gets picked on by students in school but later befriends a fox. Given the different production backgrounds of the directors from the producing partners there were different expectations for budget, schedule and process. Moom: Directed by Robert Kondo, Daisuke Dice Tsutsumi. Tonko House is an animation studio based in Berkeley, California, founded by former Pixar Art Directors Robert Kondo and Dice Tsutsumi. The studios second animated short called Moom, based on a Japanese. Tonko House Animator, Toshihiro Nakamura's Animation Demo Reel Tonko House 44.2K subscribers Subscribe 2.3K 41K views 4 years ago This 2D and CG animation compilation is brought to you by. The producers formed a talented production team in Japan and with Tonko House’s creative direction, they set out to make a film that combines the learned values from the American and Japanese animation cultures.įor the production of Moom, Tonko House collaborated with two animation studios in Japan, Craftar and Marza Animation Planet. An original net animation and feature film adaptation of The Dam Keeper are also planned. Having spent my entire career in the American. Tonko House 44.2K subscribers Subscribe 2.3K 41K views 4 years ago This 2D and CG animation compilation is brought to you by Tonko Houses Lead Animator, Toshi Nakamura ( CG character. Genki invited Dice and Robert to direct the adapted short and encouraged the directing pair to bring their interpretation of the story to the screen. This Tonko House collaboration with Netflix is perhaps a once in a lifetime opportunity for me to freely embrace my unique background to share with the rest of the world the wonderful stories I grew up with in Japan, particularly ones I believe are timely to the society we live in today.
Moom was originally a Japanese children’s book written by Genki Kawamura, a well-known film producer in Japan and illustrated by Yuuki Mashiko.
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