Sparsely voiced scenes can be more powerful and memorable, not to mention shorter, than scenes with heavy dialogue. So many modern televised anime series fail to make the best use of the medium....
Sparsely voiced scenes can be more powerful and memorable, not to mention shorter, than scenes with heavy dialogue. So many modern televised anime series fail to make the best use of the medium. Feels like production companies rely on voice acting as a crutch to pad their airtime, since producing the artwork would take many more hours of work and create bottlenecks on animators. At least I would prefer that be the reason, rather than directors lacking taste.
Sparsely voiced scenes can be more powerful and memorable, not to mention shorter, than scenes with heavy dialogue. So many modern televised anime series fail to make the best use of the medium. Feels like production companies rely on voice acting as a crutch to pad their airtime, since producing the artwork would take many more hours of work and create bottlenecks on animators. At least I would prefer that be the reason, rather than directors lacking taste.