How Much Money Do Tokusatsu Actors REALLY Make?
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- Ever wondered how much money your favorite tokusatsu actors make? In this Know Your Toku episode, we talk about how little Kamen Rider Fourze's Fumika Shimizu made while filming the show and how it compares to others.
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Now im starting to understand why not every actor sticks around and signs up to movie appearances...even if they love kamen rider
It's more than just money but yeah money is a big factor
To be honest , suit actors basically stuntman wearing heavy armor.
Not to mention the amount of workload needed to be put in by suit actors in each project
which is hard
Given the risks to health I’m glad the suit actors get paid well. But they really should give better wages to KR and Sentai actors, especially given how much work they have to go through within a years time
50,000 yen a month? That's a livable wage here in Philippines but that's too low for a first world country salary.
God damn, toei and bandai low balling their actors, i wonder if they give royalty to lead kamen rider actors for merchandise sales as incentive.
Now you kinda understand why some are not coming back to reprise their roles.
you know damn well they're not giving them royalties lol The Execs are pocketing every single yen earned from all merchandising.
No wonder toei is rich they pay their actors toooo lowwwwwww
Lmao filipino ka pala potek
I didn’t know that these actors make so little. But then again, even the top Japanese actors don’t even make as much compared to western actors because of how much these agencies take
As an actor myself, I can confirm that the agencies take 50-60% of the money.
Name one movie or show you've appeared in.
Rofl why should he have to ?
@@hiroshi7025 so ik if he's actually an actor
@@monkegod3781 I think he doesn't care about your approval lmao, he doesn't know you nor owe you or any of us here jack.
@@hiroshi7025 bro I just wanna know if he's actually an actor or not I'm not trying to approve of him or anything
I'm not sure if the pay included any live events, commercial, or movie deals, but even so, the reported number is criminal given how much work they have to put in.
Interesting video, really good insight for the toku fans who don't know much about the behind the scenes yet demand so much from the actors.
Tokusatsu shows are often considered apprenticeships for young actors, some of whom are still in their teens when being casted. Some, like Mizushima Hiro (Kabuto) and Odagiri Jo (Kuuga) become very successful afterwards. Others, like the actor who played Blade, fade into obscurity and have to rely on becoming a porn actor to make ends meet. It's a brutal world.
Man, I knew they must not have gotten paid much but this is kind of shameful considering how much money these shows make.
love it
$600? Yikes. They're cheaper than Saban!
But I guess it can be kind of the same stateside. Comparing again by way of Power Rangers, Adelaide Kane once posted a video refuting claims she was rolling in dough with money from Reign and other stuff by breaking down how much goes to her manager, lawyer, business manager, social media, publicist, hair/makeup etc.
Heya, do you have a link I could watch for that?
Remember where sentai and kamen rider makes most if not all there money is toy sales and merchandise sales. If one sentai is a bad season and has less toy sales the actors will get paid less. They are kid shows in general some American fans are mainly teens oradults mainly we grown up with power rangers and wanting to know where it comes from.
It means masahiro inoue is amazing, although the pay is low. He is very happy about his role, salute
From what I’m seeing, it seems like Tokusatsu is pretty much Japan’s SNL: this is where actors go to potentially make their big debut. If Tori Matsuzaka (Shinken Red) is anything to go by, it sometimes works.
This doesn't really fall under Toei, it's the agencies they work with
Fun fact: Shu Watanabe, actor for Eiji Hino, had the exact same lifestyle as the character he was playing during production.
yes this was a joke
I love Kamen Rider/Super Sentai/Ultraman and cast.
Seriously, 50,000 yen? Damn, many job in Japan are seriously underpaid... either in tokusatsu or anime and more...
Sounds like Agencies should be eliminated, they're a unnecessary leech on the acting society.
Yea. But to get future jobs and such, being In an agency is crucial.
@@dabestdude9759 Or just outlaw the role of the agencie and have actors compete for roles. No need for middlemen / leeches.
@@kamenriderblade2099 yea but most agency's are helpful because they have information regarding the auditions so that the actors can prepare for the auditions better.
@@dabestdude9759 The hiring staff can literally post the same information on the casting website to make a even playing field.
@@dabestdude9759 Western actors don't need an agency to be popular so japanese actors shouldn't either.
so what im getting is despite ALL the money toei makes from Rider and Sentai they (and these crappy agencies too it seems) SEVERELY underpay their actors. Which is a goddamn shame considering how many actors debut with these series and go on to be beloved. Something has GOT to change here this isn't right, this is why discussing your wages and organizing is important.
It'll never change because the Japanese as a society are too afraid to step out of line and rock the boat, even to right a wrong.
Kouhei Takeda's case might be interesting,since he was in a main cast twice
I would like to know Masahiro Inoue's case, I mean, he had the most appearances of all, I think
@@KiaraKitsune: Same times 100!!!!!
Fuck man that makes me sad. I make more than shes does and I'm just a no name IT guy. I don't even that much compared to other people in my part of the field.
Sadly, Japan is highly known for its toxic work culture and this is just the tip of the iceberg.
There’s a clear difference in cultures when actors from Power Rangers can discuss the treatment on set without ever risking their careers
Pretty sure the suit actors earn way more than 50k yen per year. That's just the average background production guys like lighting etc. Suit guys should definitely get more with the physical danger involved. At the very least the main suit actors doing the difficult stunts should be paid more than that.
most of the budget goes to the effects
Suits are more expensive than effects IMO, unless they're having a Hollywood-grade effect. Especially in KR production ( Weekly Tokusatsu, so Godzilla is excluded).
Is Super Sentai filmed at Toei Movie Studios? Does anyone know?
Yes it is
Can you do powerrangers next
Second!
0:18 is she still in a cult.
Yes
Yes, and soon to become priest there.
$600 US bucks a month? Have they learnt anything from MMP- oh wait.
Lmao
このチャンネル面白いけど、この数年更新されてないの？
the "debut pay" is disgustingly low and very insulting, people at fucking Burger King make more than that.
G4 is rich.
Is that how japan treat tokusatsu genre and actor like trash
This is nothing the wage of a animator is even less than that
Sadly yes, it viewed as a second to third-rate thing. That's why you can see recently that most of the main cast are stage actor/gravure Idol.