Best wishes for animation production

"It's important. Isn't the animation supervisor... only able to point fingers?"

"You apologize to all the animation supervisors!" A small vein popped out on Gu Xue's forehead, "My role in the future animation project is the animation supervisor, okay? Most of the final words of "This Man" were written by me. Is the painting good? I am just a painter, okay? Many supervisors are also painters, okay? Even if you are not a painter, but the painting is lousy, the supervisor is not gesticulating, right? If you talk nonsense again, I will beat you, believe it or not..."

"..." Shirakawa Rina seemed to remember Gu Xue's resume, and her expression became strange.

There are many characteristics about Gu Xue that make it easy for people to forget her resume. After all, people who think of giant robots fighting each other when they see a girl are usually senior otakus.

And Shirakawa Rina is obviously not the kind of otaku.

Gu Xue's appearance is also very confusing. Looking at her, it is indeed difficult to immediately think of the robots fighting each other in "Invasion" or the explosive scenes in "This Uncle".

As long as you are not working with Gu Xue, even if you know her well, you will probably be stunned when you see her, and then suspect that you have understood her wrong. This is obviously a girl who likes to draw horses and monkeys to make wine.

have to say.

This is bias in another sense.

That's why Gu Xue was so angry.

"Be serious." Gu Xue showed the sketch she had just drawn.

"you say."

Shirakawa Rina said with a shy face.

Once she got to know and accepted the conclusion that Gu Xue was actually very powerful, the remaining grudge in her heart disappeared, although she still felt that Gu Xue was a very bad person.

"Actually, I just want to tell you a conclusion. Whether it is comics or animation, no matter how great your drawing skills are, they must ultimately serve the story. Of course, I will leave aside the works that are purely for showing off skills. But I personally I think you can try this kind of showy work, promotional videos, etc., and orthodox dramas should just serve the story honestly."

"I just said that you drew too hard, right? Because the plot and the character's reaction should not be so ink. But if, if the male protagonist in your novel is the second male lead, he can pretend to be calm even if the sky falls. Man, then you can draw it like this, be more detailed and draw him to stand up slowly, I think it’s okay. Of course, this way Lilith’s reaction shouldn’t be one of shock, because it’s too slow, you can do this... …”

Gu Xue bent down again.

This time it was faster.

More than ten minutes later.

Gu Xue raised her head.

He handed the finished drawing to Shirakawa Rina.

The drawing was greatly revised again.

After the male protagonist heard Lilith's remarks about the dragon skeleton, he stood up with one hand on the ground expressionlessly and walked slowly to Lilith.

The last scene is the male protagonist standing in front of the fence, blocking Lilith.

Gu Xue drew very detailed storyboards this time.

Much more detailed than Rina Shirakawa's drawings.

Even when walking slowly, there is a close-up of the soles of the shoes kicking up dust on the ground.

Finally, as the male protagonist turns around and stands in front of Lilith, switching to a medium shot, that sense of determination bursts out, which is completely different from the comic.

"That feeling has come out, right? The hero doesn't want people to die."

Shirakawa Rina nodded desperately, her eyes bright and frightening.

"But I don't really recommend you to draw it like this. The male protagonist is the kind of passionate idiot who likes to yell. Although he has become a little more mature when he encounters some things, I think he may still prefer to use fists, and This conflicts with the character of the second male lead, I just drew a demonstration."

"That's probably what it means. It's all just to serve the story. There are more than just these painting methods. After all, the characters in the play are not static. To express contrast and darken the character, you can use completely different methods. As for the performance, you may have seen similar works, where the character's personality has changed drastically, the style of painting has changed, etc..."

Gu Xue smiled and seemed to have thought of something interesting. "Look more often and try it boldly. Of course, think carefully before trying again. Don't make such a confusing shot again..."

"Um……"

Shirakawa Rina nodded.

"Then next one."

Gu Xue picked up the comic again and started flipping through it.

Shirakawa Rina: "..."

It turns out that after saying so much, it’s just a little bit...

"Here." Gu Xue turned to the plot where Lilith was taken away, and after the male protagonist said the words "You have no companions", he looked at his broken arm in silence.

Next is the scene where the second male lead appears and attacks the male lead. The two exchange punches and each of them is thrown away.

"Wow, I still think it's good even after watching it for the second time." Gu Xue sighed, "The male protagonist was brought back memories by Lilith, and he felt regretful. Then the second male protagonist suddenly appeared, with a new sword and a broken arm to block the knife. Echoing the broken arms and old swords in the dungeon in the previous chapter, the male protagonist and the second male protagonist who were thrown out in the end struggled to get up, relatively speechless, and Lilith, who had been completely fooling around before, felt that she would not be involved. I brought it in, it’s amazing.”

"……cut."

Shirakawa Rina tilted her head to the side.

Gu Xue changed the subject, "Now that you've finished your compliments, please turn your head back..."

Shirakawa Rina: "..."

Who is that?

But I want to think about it.

Shirakawa Rina still turned her face back.

Gu Xue turned the comic over and faced Shirakawa Rina, and continued, "The plot is well conceived, but tell me what the hell are you drawing? Tell me! Why! Why do the shots of the male protagonist and the second male protagonist using long shots …”

"Please, it's a fight. The hero is the hero and the second is the hero. He's not a fish. What on earth did you think about drawing the two of them into stick figures? Is it because you want to express an epic feeling?"

Shirakawa Rina: "I..."

"Wow, it feels so epic." Gu Xue made another stab.

"That's enough!" Shirakawa Rina's face turned red.

"I'm talking about you." Gu Xue stopped messing around and sighed, "You're not good at drawing fighting scenes, right? Or maybe you're not good at all scenes where characters interact, right?"

Shirakawa Rina's face turned even redder.

"Let me tell you the truth, you can become a cartoonist and successfully animate your comics. It is simply a miracle in the history of mankind."

Shirakawa Rina was a little angry: "The history of mankind... is too much."

"Isn't it?" Gu Xue said with a look of despair, "A person who is not even good at interactive drawing dares to draw a fantasy-style comic and successfully animated it. Just like the protagonist's halo body protection, it is not fantasy enough. What's even more mysterious is that this cartoonist doesn't know how to learn and make progress, and will only blindly exploit his strengths and avoid his weaknesses..."

"I……"

"Stop me, you are from a major, right?"

"right……"

Gu Xue sighed again: "Then I know the reason."