In fact, a documentary revealed that just one four-second shot in The Wind Rises took animator Eiji Yamamori over a year to complete, frame by frame. That’s not just drawing. That’s dedication.

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A clip in the documentary shows Miyazaki speaking to one of his animators, Eiji Yamamori, telling him he did a good job after completing a crowd scene for the film, “The Wind Rises.” The clip, which ...

One of my personal favorites, 2013’s “The Wind Rises,” famously featured one four-second scene of a bustling city side street that took animator Eiji Yamamori 15 months alone to finish.

To understand the depth of Ghibli art, here's an example. There is a four-second scene in the Studio Ghibli movie The Wind Rises (2013) which took animator Eiji Yamamori one year and three months to ...

One X post being circulated conveys how animator Eiji Yamamori spent more than a year to complete a four-second scene from scratch, a move ChatGPT may take just seconds to replicate. For now ...

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A famous reference of the same comes from Studio Ghibli’s The Wind Rises (2013) — in which a four-second scene depicting a crowd navigating the chaos of the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923 took Eiji ...