After watching the following three documentaries that truly record the birth process of Miyazaki’s anime, you will know. The first part: The secret of the birth of "Spirited Away". The creation comes from life. It turns out that the heroine in "Spirited Away" comes from Miyazaki'

Why is Hayao Miyazaki called the god of Japanese anime? Why is Miyazaki’s anime so successful? How did his anime be produced? After watching the following three documentaries that truly record the birth process of Miyazaki’s anime, you will know.

Part 1: The Secret of the Birth of "Spirited Away"

The creation comes from life. It turns out that the heroine in "Spirited Away" comes from Miyazaki's ten-year-old daughter of Hayao Miyazaki's friend. The documentary records the source of the creation of "Spirited Away", the depiction of manuscripts, the prototypes of various scenes, and the choice of dubbing personnel. The sound effects master captures the concentration of various sounds, the careful portrayal of each character, the creation of background music and other behind the scenes of various creations! A good anime often pours into the hard work of countless people, which brings the audience the ultimate anime enjoyment!

Part 2: " Wind " - 1000-day creation record

"Wind blew" 1000-day work record documentary, which truly records the process of the movie from planning to birth. A two-hour movie screen requires more than 160,000 drawings! "The Wind Rises" has been recorded for about 3 years, and is also a microcosm of Miyazaki's work that has been going on for decades. In order to release an anime, we have worked hard for 1,000 days and nights. From this, we can feel the persistence and love of animation production. Mr. Miyako devoted himself to the production of "The Wind", which may be Miyazaki's retired work!

Part 3: "The Blooming Hillside of the Pooh" - The 300-day War between the Father and the Son

Like the Father and the Son, like the Son. Hayao Miyazaki fiercely opposes the animation dream of Goro Miyazaki, while Goro Miyazaki inherits Hayao Miyazaki's persistence and stubbornness, and resolutely embarks on the road of director.

Under the coordination of Ghibli Studio senior producer Toshio Suzuki, Miyazaki wrote the script, and Goro Miyazaki served as director, and jointly completed "The Blooming Hillside of Poppy". The documentary records the working conditions of father and son during the creation of "The Blooming Hillside of Pooh" - the old man always said stubbornly, "Who cares about that kind of thing", but still secretly inspired his son. Miyazaki Goro didn't dare to let his father see the storyboard script , but he still followed his father's advice and secretly changed the character setting of the heroine... The father's stubbornness and son's efforts, and the most realistic scenes recorded the hard work and emotions of the two generations of animation people