Armando Acevedo
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- Tengo 3 empleados a tiempo completo a quienes dirijo - 2 canales de Youtube exitosos - Estudio canto - Aprendí a tocar piano por mi cuenta - Estudié Ingeniería de Sistemas en la UNMSM - Fui de los mejores programadores en mi facultad - Estudié actuación para mejorar mi contenido en mi canal y me funcionó - He dirigido animaciones musicales y mis videos son exitosos - También tengo un negocio textil - Y ahora poco estoy invirtiendo en un negocio automotriz. Ah... y soy casado. 😜 Buen intento.
WIT Studio CEO Talks about OnePiece Remake : George Wada: “The reason we decided to produce a remake of the One Piece anime came from a reflection by the original author, Eiichiro Oda. He pointed out that the work has become very long and rich in detail. However, since it started a long time ago, the new generation, accustomed to modern productions, does not necessarily feel the same excitement toward the older animation. He felt a certain regret about this and wanted younger audiences to be able to discover and follow the story. That motivated me to recreate this legendary story using modern techniques adapted to today’s audience. The goal is to use modern animation technology to bring the work back to life and make it accessible to a new generation of fans worldwide. Our studio is not simply redrawing the panels; this remake will be dense and impactful, without unnecessary padding. It will combine visual enjoyment, strong storytelling, and impeccable pacing. When it originally aired, the series was scheduled on Sunday mornings at 8 AM, which is considered a time slot for children. At WIT Studio, we are proud to produce impactful works such as Attack on Titan, Spy x Family, and Vinland Saga. These are very distinctive creations. We want to approach One Piece with that same strength and level of quality, while fully respecting Toei and their remarkable work. The biggest challenge in creating a work like One Piece lies in the immense size of its fanbase and in surpassing their expectations. Over the years, fans have built their own vision of the story, and we want to create something that goes beyond that imagination. The most important thing is to understand what the original author, Eiichiro Oda, wants, and to find the best way to present what he wishes to show or express. By working closely with him, we will achieve the final result. This work is very close to Oda’s heart, and he knows it better than anyone; his vision will guide us. With Netflix, we now realize that our works are watched all over the world. We are no longer competing only in the Japanese market; we are competing with global giants like Hollywood and Disney.” From @ai_showoo latest interview with him
Pa los que dicen que One Piece no tiene relleno, se respeta que les guste tanto el anime pero tampoco hay que tapar el sol con un dedo. El ritmo de algunos arcos es jodidamente lento, es tanto así que me estoy viendo One Piece en velocidad 1.25 y aún así a veces hay capítulos que se sienten lentos. Sin mencionar que un meme recurrente es que Toei ponchaba las caras de cada personaje de manera exageradamente larga y eso te hacía perder fácilmente 1 minuto viendo caras. Acá un ejemplo de una ponchada a la cara de Luffy por 8 fucking segundos, y eso que este miniarco es de los más ágiles jaja.
