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Kensuke Ushio: Letting the Music Just Be There – NHK World-Japan Documentary

NHK WORLD kensuke ushio: Letting the Music Just Be There - The Professionals | NHK WORLD-JAPAN
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SPOILER WARNING:
The video contains some heavy spoilers for Cocoon, Liz and the Blue Bird, and light spoilers for Dandadan and A Silent Voice.

It’s a documentary showcasing the work of Kensuke Ushio, the composer behind the soundtracks for productions such as Dandadan, A Silent Voice, Liz and the Blue Bird, Chainsaw Man, Devilman: Crybaby, and Ping Pong the Animation. In this movie, we can see his creative process, philosophy, and watch as he tackles the challenges of composing music for the film Cocoon.

Come and join ani.social's Matrix server!

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Some of you may know by now that ani.social has its own official Matrix server. But not everyone who visits this community may have realized this, since the announcement about its launch was posted only in !meta, and the server itself was initially operating only as an experiment.

However, months are passing by, and it doesn’t look like the Matrix server is going away, so I wanted to invite members of this community to join us there. So far, the server is not very populated, but we do have a handful of regulars. There are rooms for anime, manga, novels, and there’s one for everything and anything too. This isn’t an attempt to lure you away from this forum, but simply an addition to enhance the experience for those who, apart from discussing posts here, also enjoy a real-time chat from time to time. Come and say hi!

You can join by using this link #space:ani.social or by entering #space:ani.social into your Matrix client.

Here’s a link to the official announcement (it includes information about registration on ani.social, but you can join using your existing Matrix account):
ani.social/post/28183037

Side note: If you decide to join, it’s a good idea to use spoilers when discussing anime/manga. However, not all Matrix clients can send or even display spoilers (most notably Element X – it can’t even obscure spoiler messages, so you’re risking getting spoiled; Element Web/Desktop is fine). That’s why I’d recommend using a client that supports spoilers. Personally, I can recommend Cinny, Commet Chat, Gomuks for desktop, and FluffyChat for mobile/desktop. SchildiChat Next is also decent on Android, but it only displays spoilers, can’t send them (there’s a workaround but it’s inconvenient). Obviously, you can use any other client if you want. The almost full list can be found here matrix.org/ecosystem/clients/

For those who don’t know what Matrix is – it’s basically a Discord for nerds and also kind of an IRC spiritual successor. It’s unpolished – you can realize that from reading the note – but still can be quite fun!
You can read more about it here: matrix.org

Follow the white rabbit, Neo!

@edit:
If you like the Cinny client, you can now use the version hosted in the ani.social domain:
chat.ani.social

The Making of Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia | Behind the Scenes

YouTube The Making of Jaadugar: A Witch in Mongolia | Behind the Scenes
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Through exclusive interviews with key staff members, including Executive Director Naoko Yamada, Director Abel Gongora, and Character Design and Sakuga Chief Kenichi Yoshida, you’ll get a closer look at how the series was made.

This video also features special interviews with the main cast, including Akira Sekine (voice of Sitara), Ami Koshimizu (voice of Töregene), and Jun Saito (voice of Muhammad), along with footage from the voice recording sessions.

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