I found myself in everything he lived and felt. Through Penguin Highway he proves that he is a talent and I am glad to know that. Thank you Archipel for bringing to attention real values, of real inspiration. Hiroyasu Ishida is a real hope for a great future in animation film industry.
Ishida is absolutely brilliant. He just has this perspective on youth and emotions that is extremely unique. He just gets something that not a lot of people get, and somehow finds creative ways to express those things through animation. The fact that he spoke so long about his characters as if they were real people - and as almost a parallel to his own struggles - emphasizes that raw creative imagination he has. The lens he views things through is on an entirely different level. It's oddly practical, and immersive, and I really cherish that about all his works. Definitely one of the best directors in the industry, hands down.
"I wasn't feeling right, I think the process I took was a bit self-destructive". This sentence perfectly fits the situation I'm currently living in. Hope it turns out well in the end for me too. Anyways, absolutely stunning documentary, keep up with the amazing work. Thanks to the whole Archipel team for making those for us
English, French and Portuguese (BR) subtitles are available under the "CC" menu. Thank you for following Archipel and please subscribe and consider supporting on Patreon if you like our content: www.patreon.com/archipel
i just love how dedicated your work is. Very elaborate, intimate, interesting and calming at the same time. Thank you Archipel ! Very glad to find out more about Ishida-san, I just saw Penguins Highway from him and I will check his other projects for sure !
I first heard about Archipel several months ago, and I thought the videos looked interesting. I decided to binge watch almost all of your videos up to this one (which is the latest one as of this comment). When I saw that you had a Patreon account, I went and became a Patron so that I could help support your video make endeavors because I just enjoy your videos so much. Thanks for all the content and I look forward to future releases
Great vids you do- just the interviewee, their words, their works and their surroundings.... No distractions, no interviewer butting in, no obnoxious music- keep it up :)
I second others' feelings here: it's always a pleasure to watch one of your videos. The interviews are always very intimate and often show how difficult it can be to create long-goal projects. I personally love to work quick on small projects and enjoy them. I always felt that long term works require a lot more dedication... and suffering. Your videos often point that and I'm grateful for the artists that you interview to be sincere and humble, rather than "raving" about their stuff. It's a refreshing change from all these internet videos that only focus on quantity, productivity, "success", occulting the less enjoyable parts of every creative project. Thank you for sharing this!
Guys, you don't even imagine how much I love what you do. Thank you for being the firefly that shines in the darkness days of our lives giving happiness and love. Thank you ❤️
This series is incredible! I admire your work with video: Color correction, editing, music, typography - everything is at the highest level. And the characters you invite are very interesting people who are pleasant to listen to. It was very interesting to find out that in the head of the man who created the delightful anime "Penguin Highway", unexpectedly, that he has many more wonderful works. Thank you, Archipel, for another masterpiece. Thanks to you, my day has become better!
I just love your videos. It is so nice to see them, to meet the artist, how they started and how they made their creations. And Archipel, you make me want to sit and watch your videos, which move me deeply. Thanks a lot.
Finally I was able to find a little bit of time to watch at ease. Loved the place of filming. Not big fan of photography but your shots always gets me as well as your interviews. Thanks!
I really like the way Archipel made this video, it brings out some deeper meaning to it, and because of the video giving us calming atmosphere, it makes us easy to understand. I'm rooting for you guys!!
Thanks for the video. I've missed this channel so much lately. I would love to see Hidetaka Miyazaki in a video like this someday. Anyway, great job. Looking forward to more videos like this.
Gosto muito dos vídeos do canal Archipel estarem legendados em Português-BR, sou Brasileiro e ter acesso a esses vídeo legendados, nos ajuda a entender as experiências do entrevistados. Execelente trabalho!
Another fantastic video. You can really tell that this person is fueled passionately by creating wonderful stories about childhood and overcoming obstacles, and will even go out of his way to surround himself in the very environments that his movies take place in. That is dedication! I haven't seen his works yet, bit I'm very interested now. Uh, feel free to ignore this request, but... I have been curious if you, or the team, (forgive me, I don't know which it is) Archipel, would be willing to cover more animators or directors that work on the "furry" or Kemono (獣人) scene. I feel like this type of content and coverage is lacking, and I would love to know more about this side of culture in Japan. I know the subject of kemono is a touchy and too on the nose for people trying to compare it to furry... But still, I think it's important to cover a whole broad area of topics! I can only imagine how much work and time it takes to find these great people to talk to, establish a business or personal relationship with them in order to entice them for being interviewed and filmed in the first place, and then do all the editing and video work that goes on in these videos, which is why I was hesitant to ask anything in the first place... One such person I was thinking of was Shin'ichi Matsumi. He is the director of Beastars, and also helped with Pom Poko, one of my favorite movies of all time from Studio Ghibi, and Porco Rosso (which I have not seen yet). Technically, Pom Poko was directed by Isao Takahata, but he was the assistant director for it. I could list other favorite kemono-related movies from Japan, such as BNA - Brave New Animal, Wolf Children, etc... There's Masaya Fujimori, an art director known for directing some Pokemon Movies, Zorro and You Are Umasou series. Not saying that Pokemon and You Are Umasou are very kemono-related. I would consider Zorori more of that, but the other two are not, but may be watched by kemono/furry fans at least. I think "kemono" culture strictly revolves around the main characters and focus of the show being this way, as a general theme? Not sure. Because in America, furry is also a theme and trying to be more culturally significant now. It's not just a fandom anymore... And I unfortunately know too much about the various sides of the furry fandom. Lol. In Japan, the kemono scene may be different than what I'm used to. I'd like to be educated more about it, especially the history of kemono, and if it may ever grow up to be as big of a scene as furry has become now. It's all interesting stuff to me. Let me know what you think! If the directors are too high profile to be able to be contacted easily for interview, then I'd be find just seeing interviews from animators and artists that draw kemono. It's always a treat seeing your videos. So thank you very much for them.
For your information. Hiroyasu Ishida has a UA-cam Channel that he started when he's still a college student. He posted his early student film there, though he seldom post anything recently there. Go check out his early work ua-cam.com/users/ishidahiroyasutete
Another amazing document from Archipel. When watching your videos I can't help but let me imagination flows with it, the ethereal music helps a lot too. Are the music from your videos all made by you? If not can you add the names in the description? I really want to have them. Thank you!
i love how he treats his characters like human beings and genuinenly wanted to help them
It's a great day when there's a new Archipel upload. Thank you for this insightful view into Japanese creators!
Thanks for watching!
I found myself in everything he lived and felt. Through Penguin Highway he proves that he is a talent and I am glad to know that. Thank you Archipel for bringing to attention real values, of real inspiration. Hiroyasu Ishida is a real hope for a great future in animation film industry.
Ishida is absolutely brilliant. He just has this perspective on youth and emotions that is extremely unique. He just gets something that not a lot of people get, and somehow finds creative ways to express those things through animation. The fact that he spoke so long about his characters as if they were real people - and as almost a parallel to his own struggles - emphasizes that raw creative imagination he has. The lens he views things through is on an entirely different level. It's oddly practical, and immersive, and I really cherish that about all his works. Definitely one of the best directors in the industry, hands down.
I love seeing the work that goes behind producing these creative works. I'll definitely look up the movie. Thanks for the another amazing video btw! 👍
Thanks for watching!
@Karl Art Reid Hi, sure please go ahead.
"I wasn't feeling right, I think the process I took was a bit self-destructive". This sentence perfectly fits the situation I'm currently living in. Hope it turns out well in the end for me too. Anyways, absolutely stunning documentary, keep up with the amazing work. Thanks to the whole Archipel team for making those for us
Thanks for watching and we do hope you'll find your way through!
English, French and Portuguese (BR) subtitles are available under the "CC" menu.
Thank you for following Archipel and please subscribe and consider supporting on Patreon if you like our content: www.patreon.com/archipel
penguin highway is one of my favourite movies - to think it was made by such a young studio/team! Excited to see studio coloridos future!
¡Gracias!
Thank you very much for your support!
Dude looks like a gentle soul, I didn't know about him until now. I am eager to check his ( and Studio Colorido's) content. 🙂
i just love how dedicated your work is. Very elaborate, intimate, interesting and calming at the same time. Thank you Archipel !
Very glad to find out more about Ishida-san, I just saw Penguins Highway from him and I will check his other projects for sure !
Thanks for the kind word!
I first heard about Archipel several months ago, and I thought the videos looked interesting. I decided to binge watch almost all of your videos up to this one (which is the latest one as of this comment). When I saw that you had a Patreon account, I went and became a Patron so that I could help support your video make endeavors because I just enjoy your videos so much. Thanks for all the content and I look forward to future releases
this is absolutely fantastic!!! super excited for Drifting Home
Thank you!
Great vids you do- just the interviewee, their words, their works and their surroundings.... No distractions, no interviewer butting in, no obnoxious music- keep it up :)
Thank you very much!! This video is truly beautiful
Thank you, glad you enjoyed.
Anxious for Portuguese subtitles**-------**
Tanks for Everything, I'm from Brazil. Love this channel
Obrigado!
🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 another masterpiece from you
Thank you, hope you enjoyed!
As always high-quality content.
Thank you!
I second others' feelings here: it's always a pleasure to watch one of your videos. The interviews are always very intimate and often show how difficult it can be to create long-goal projects. I personally love to work quick on small projects and enjoy them. I always felt that long term works require a lot more dedication... and suffering. Your videos often point that and I'm grateful for the artists that you interview to be sincere and humble, rather than "raving" about their stuff. It's a refreshing change from all these internet videos that only focus on quantity, productivity, "success", occulting the less enjoyable parts of every creative project. Thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for the kind word! 🙏
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For years this channel has been one of the most important ones for me as an artist. I hope you all keep working hard.
Amazing video and an amazing animation director!
Thank you! 🙏
Yes! A new video by my favorite channel and it's one on a film director that I like. Keep up the great work guys; you never disappoint. =) ♡
Thank you for the kind word!
I remember the kokuhaku animation! I saw it on youtube too. Real cool to see the interview from this perspective.
Ishida-san puts up a very pleasant interview.
I've only learned about him for the first time here, and I already can't wait to check out his works.
Wow the way he talks about the characters and wanting to save them at the end that was superb. :)))
Always a pleasure watching your work. Can't wait to watch his film soon. Keep it up!
Thanks you for your continued support!
Guys, you don't even imagine how much I love what you do. Thank you for being the firefly that shines in the darkness days of our lives giving happiness and love.
Thank you ❤️
Thank you very much for the kind word!
The wait is over, Archipel has done it again! Good video!
Thank you SubTube for your continued support and your numerous subtitle contributions!
Somehow, I just want to hug this man and tell him that he is doing amazing job.
This series is incredible! I admire your work with video: Color correction, editing, music, typography - everything is at the highest level. And the characters you invite are very interesting people who are pleasant to listen to. It was very interesting to find out that in the head of the man who created the delightful anime "Penguin Highway", unexpectedly, that he has many more wonderful works. Thank you, Archipel, for another masterpiece. Thanks to you, my day has become better!
Thank you very much for the kind word!
This channel is so underrated bc of the damn UA-cam algorithm catering to daily quantity post instead of quality videos like these
Finally some new content from you guys ! Beautifully done too btw, as usual ;) their upcoming animation looks promising as well !
Thank you for watching!
Only with love, perseverance and discipline can you create a UA-cam channel like this one, congratulations.
Thank you!
Absolutely love these documentaries and the way they're shot and produced
This is a dedication. Thanks for making a good video!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you, again, Archipel, for sharing such wonderful content with us. You people always manage to inspire me. Again, thank y’all.
Thanks for the kind word!
Penguin highway is my favorite animated movie of all time. I'm really grateful for this video.
Thank you!
Thank you so much for the new video, literally made my whole day!
Thanks for watching!
Another excellent video and production, no matter how many times I say it this is my favorite channel and my favorite kind of content.
Every new video gives me life, I'm absolutely in love with this channel 🙏
🙏
Thank you for all these videos!
Really inspiring to know how these people feel and how they're facing questions that everyone has
Thank you, glad you enjoyed.
happy to see a new project. I hope you guys can produce all the stuff you hope to this year. Love your work.
Thank you, hope you enjoyed!
Thanx for having you uploaded something new. Always fresh air for me...
I love Penguin Highway and I can't wait to see adrift.
Beautiful video, as always. I watched Penguin Highway a while ago but knew nothing about its director, thanks for making this!
Im in love with this beautiful account. Thanks for all the videos!
Thanks for watching!
You're my favorite channel. Thank you for your hard work.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for this video! I'm so excited for this Ishida's new project!
Thanks for watching!
it's great to hear from you guys again, and the amazing people you bring for the world to get to know
Thanks for the kind word!
I love your work Archipel, so happy to see a new upload!!
Thank you, hope you enjoyed.
Amazing as always
Thank you!
Just thank you.
It's never a waste of time waiting for your videos. Always so immersive and artistic. Looking forward to Drifting Home
Thanks for watching!
I just love your videos. It is so nice to see them, to meet the artist, how they started and how they made their creations. And Archipel, you make me want to sit and watch your videos, which move me deeply. Thanks a lot.
Thanks for watching!
C'était magnifique encore une fois. L'ambiance de vos vidéos et ces artistes plus doués les uns que les autres.... C'est Merveilleux
Finally I was able to find a little bit of time to watch at ease. Loved the place of filming. Not big fan of photography but your shots always gets me as well as your interviews. Thanks!
the depth, the music, all together fantastic work!
Ooooh, I've watched Fumiko no Kokuhaku back when it was popular on UA-cam, that short was so fun...
I really like the way Archipel made this video, it brings out some deeper meaning to it, and because of the video giving us calming atmosphere, it makes us easy to understand. I'm rooting for you guys!!
another fantastic video! amazing.
Thanks for watching!
This is such a quality content. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
this channel is GOLD !!!!!!!
like always a very interesting and informative video, well done and researched. thanks for bringing this videos to us
Thanks for watching.
Thanks for the video. I've missed this channel so much lately. I would love to see Hidetaka Miyazaki in a video like this someday.
Anyway, great job. Looking forward to more videos like this.
Miyazaki doesn't do video unfortunately but we have some more in the works that we hope to share more info about soon.
I think is the first time I hear about him but is always interesting to hear from the professionals how the processes behind is. Thanks! ☺️
Thanks for watching!
Great job!
🙏
i jus found this channel thank you guys so much for making these videos
Your work is fantastic.
My favorite channel.
Gosto muito dos vídeos do canal Archipel estarem legendados em Português-BR, sou Brasileiro e ter acesso a esses vídeo legendados, nos ajuda a entender as experiências do entrevistados. Execelente trabalho!
Wonderful video as always!:) Hoping to see more feature works of manga artists in the future:) keep up the great work
Thank you!
Excellent documentary. Thank you so much 🙂
Thanks for watching!
Wow so cool!!
Thank you!
Génial enfin une nouvelle vidéo
love this channel.
in this fryday, the movie will be available at netflix in Brazil, i'm happy
I hope I can animate like the plethora of Anime and Mangaka artists on this channel someday.
Finished Pinguin Highway 1h ago, loved it !
When I saw drifting home my heart melted pls pls pls pls pls pls continue it 😭 pls
that was very interesting, thank you.
Thank you.
Hope Archipel gets the viewership and subs it deserves
Another banger!!!!!
Thank you! 🙏
¡En Español por favor! Gracias por tan buen contenido.
subtitle Portuguese (BR), thanks !! :)
Another fantastic video. You can really tell that this person is fueled passionately by creating wonderful stories about childhood and overcoming obstacles, and will even go out of his way to surround himself in the very environments that his movies take place in. That is dedication! I haven't seen his works yet, bit I'm very interested now.
Uh, feel free to ignore this request, but... I have been curious if you, or the team, (forgive me, I don't know which it is) Archipel, would be willing to cover more animators or directors that work on the "furry" or Kemono (獣人) scene. I feel like this type of content and coverage is lacking, and I would love to know more about this side of culture in Japan. I know the subject of kemono is a touchy and too on the nose for people trying to compare it to furry... But still, I think it's important to cover a whole broad area of topics!
I can only imagine how much work and time it takes to find these great people to talk to, establish a business or personal relationship with them in order to entice them for being interviewed and filmed in the first place, and then do all the editing and video work that goes on in these videos, which is why I was hesitant to ask anything in the first place...
One such person I was thinking of was Shin'ichi Matsumi. He is the director of Beastars, and also helped with Pom Poko, one of my favorite movies of all time from Studio Ghibi, and Porco Rosso (which I have not seen yet). Technically, Pom Poko was directed by Isao Takahata, but he was the assistant director for it.
I could list other favorite kemono-related movies from Japan, such as BNA - Brave New Animal, Wolf Children, etc...
There's Masaya Fujimori, an art director known for directing some Pokemon Movies, Zorro and You Are Umasou series. Not saying that Pokemon and You Are Umasou are very kemono-related. I would consider Zorori more of that, but the other two are not, but may be watched by kemono/furry fans at least. I think "kemono" culture strictly revolves around the main characters and focus of the show being this way, as a general theme? Not sure. Because in America, furry is also a theme and trying to be more culturally significant now. It's not just a fandom anymore... And I unfortunately know too much about the various sides of the furry fandom. Lol.
In Japan, the kemono scene may be different than what I'm used to. I'd like to be educated more about it, especially the history of kemono, and if it may ever grow up to be as big of a scene as furry has become now. It's all interesting stuff to me. Let me know what you think!
If the directors are too high profile to be able to be contacted easily for interview, then I'd be find just seeing interviews from animators and artists that draw kemono. It's always a treat seeing your videos. So thank you very much for them.
Thanks for watching and for the kind word. To be fully honest we're not too familiar with the kemono scene, but we'll be looking into it 👍
For your information.
Hiroyasu Ishida has a UA-cam Channel that he started when he's still a college student. He posted his early student film there, though he seldom post anything recently there. Go check out his early work
ua-cam.com/users/ishidahiroyasutete
Indeed, thanks for sharing.
Amazing ty
Thank you!
Great!
Thank you 🙏
Another amazing document from Archipel. When watching your videos I can't help but let me imagination flows with it, the ethereal music helps a lot too.
Are the music from your videos all made by you? If not can you add the names in the description? I really want to have them. Thank you!
great episode, Could you guys make one on mr Takayuki Takeya ? its impossible to find interviews with englis subs, and he is such a great master
That scene with the chair is cute. 2:34
このチャンネル好き
コメントありがとうございます！
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Yo it's the noitamina guy
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🔥🔥
which songs did you guys use for the backround? and lovely video big thanks for sharing stuff like that wiht us tahnk you
すごくありがたい
Eu gostava mais dos vídeos quando tinha legendas em português