Podcasts about animethon

Animethon is a Japanese Animation (“anime”) themed festival held annually in the city of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. They have expanded their focus beyond screening anime and now also include voice actor guests from North America, musical acts from North America and Japan, improvisation groups, as well as various related activities such as gaming, costume contests, […]

This episode is all about Animethon, Canada's oldest anime convention, despite denying being an anime convention for a significant portion of that time. Eryn Cerise, Ian Horner and Brendan "Beej" Dery help paint a picture of how what started as a membership booster for an Edmonton anime club grew into one of the epicentres of anime fandom in Western Canada - not to mention the increasingly crowded anime improv scene.

This week on the Nerdcast Dan and Chelsea are joined by the folks from The Frozen Machine. The Frozen Machine is a video game developer here in the Edmonton area.For more info on The Frozen Machine check out:http://thefrozenmachine.com/https://twitter.com/FrozenMachinehttps://www.facebook.com/thefrozenmachinehttps://www.instagram.com/thefrozenmachine/https://thefrozenmachine.tumblr.com/Events:Free RPG Dayhttps://www.facebook.com/events/1179037472276023/https://www.facebook.com/events/858340487832976/https://www.facebook.com/events/2450373581653881/Pure Speculationhttp://purespec.org/RPG-A-THON Conventionhttps://www.facebook.com/events/321639448527839/ANIMETHON 26https://animethon.org/Sponsorshttp://unitb.ca/https://www.albertapodcastnetwork.com/https://www.seatgiant.ca/

WARNING, THIS EPISODE OF COLD ONES IS A SPOILERCAST FOR AVENGERS ENDGAME Keep cool with this cast of characters on Cold Ones! Cold Ones is where members of the Super Fun Network come together to hang out and shoot the breeze! Talking about a funny thing they did that week to a serious discussion on a certain topic. Occasionally, they will sit down and talk about an movie they all saw together (examples, Ep.7 The Last Jedi, Ep.8 Infinity War) or a event they are at or went to (example Animethon, a convention in Edmonton). This week, the gang of Austin, Duncan, Ryan and Seth talk about their reaction to the thrilling finale of Marvel's Infinity Saga, Avengers Endgame! They go through the highs and lows, the moments that got them off their feet and the moments that made them cry. A movie a decade in the making. Help support the show on Patreon! Be sure to check out other SFN shows on the website! Follow us on twitter @realsfn Find us on Facebook at Super Fun Network Check us out on Instagram at superfunnetwork And send us emails with questions, comments, or corrections at thesuperfunnetwork@gmail.com

Keep cool with this cast of characters on Cold Ones! Cold Ones is where members of the Super Fun Network come together to hang out and shoot the breeze! Talking about a funny thing they did that week to a serious discussion on a certain topic. Occasionally, they will sit down and talk about an movie they all saw together (examples, Ep.7 The Last Jedi, Ep.8 Infinity War) or a event they are at or went to (example Animethon, a convention in Edmonton). This week, the gang of Duncan, Ryan, Bum, and Joel sit down for 2 hours and shoot on whatever is on their minds! elp support the show on Patreon! Be sure to check out other SFN shows on the website! Follow us on twitter @realsfn Find us on Facebook at Super Fun Network Check us out on Instagram at superfunnetwork And send us emails with questions, comments, or corrections at thesuperfunnetwork@gmail.com

Keep cool with this cast of characters on Cold Ones! Cold Ones is where members of the Super Fun Network come together to hang out and shoot the breeze! Talking about a funny thing they did that week to a serious discussion on a certain topic. Occasionally, they will sit down and talk about an movie they all saw together (examples, Ep.7 The Last Jedi, Ep.8 Infinity War) or a event they are at or went to (example Animethon, a convention in Edmonton). This week, the gang of Duncan, Thai, Yvette, and Ryan sit down for 2 hours and shoot on whatever is on their minds! Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, and send us a email at thesuperfunnetwork@gmail.com. Twitter: @realsfn FB: The Super Fun Network IG: @superfunnetwork

This week Sam and Dan head over to Animethon 25 to check things out.

One man. Many voices. Bryce Papenbrook is a martial arts warrior who morphed into the man of many voices for hit TV series and video games including Call of Duty, Attack on Titan and Sword Art Online. Marvin and Fred caught up with Bryce after an autograph session at Animethon in Edmonton, Canada. At this annual conference, anime fans (10,000 on this day) get to meet the people who voice their favorite anime films, TV series and games. The same skills of discipline, practice and repetition that fuelled Bryce's martial arts career come into good use in the sound booth. Knowing how to deliver (and take!) a punch helps Bryce provide realistic vocal and physical reactions that bring authenticity to fight scenes. His stamina and energy allow Bryce to move easily from one booth and story to another in what can sometimes turn into an eight-hour day voicing eight or more characters. Bryce shares his approach to finding and staying in character in the booth, as well as staying collaborative during the audition sessions. Yup, even the best talents have to audition for each opportunity. Where the mental and physical aspects of competition and character meet … you’ll find Bryce Papenbrook. Or, at the very least, hear him! Subscribe to the free Monetizing Your Creativity podcast: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/monet…d1082894462?mt=2 While you're there, please leave your comments and suggestions for future episodes. We love your feedback! Or search for Monetizing Your Creativity on Stitcher, Google Play Music, Overcast or your other podcast app. SoundCloud: www.monetizingyourcreativity.com Follow us on Instagram: @monetizingyourcreativity www.instagram.com/monetizingyourcreativity

Can you get hired to do professional work while you are still in university? Caitlin Glass did! On a tour of a large voice recording company, she stepped into a booth, read a line of dialogue for a producer and embarked on a dream career as a voice artist in anime and video games. In addition to voicing lead or large roles in anime classics such as the Fullmetal Alchemist series, Caitlin can be heard as various characters in video games such as Street Fighter V, Battleborn, Dragon Ball and Pokemon the Movie: Diancie and the Cocoon of Destruction. She has sharpened her related skills in writing dialogue and directing ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement). ADR takes place after the original recording of voices to assist in matching the English dialogue with the mouth movements of animated characters. In this interview from Animethon in Edmonton, Canada, Caitlin reminds us that there is often no such thing as a “typical day” in the voice and animation business. And that a positive attitude among co-workers and quality of relationships go a long way to making any studio a fun place to work. While most people have voices and use them on a daily basis, voice artists are so-called because of their training in acting as well as advanced vocal skills. Most major markets have voice coaches available to help you train for this special skill set. A familiarity with animated productions and video games would be a big help in identifying the quality and quantity of opportunities for work in this area. Caitlin’s career is a great example of Monetizing Her Creativity. A comprehensive list of her credits can be seen at: www.imdb.com/name/nm1708798/ By the way, our earlier interview with Deb Munro (episode 009), an accomplished voice artist and coach, can provide you with more detail on how to get started in this line of work. We'll also hear more from Deb in future episodes. Subscribe to the free Monetizing Your Creativity podcast: itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/monet…d1082894462?mt=2 While you're there, please leave your comments and suggestions for future episodes. We love your feedback! Or search for Monetizing Your Creativity on Stitcher, Google Play Music, Overcast or your other podcast app. SoundCloud: www.monetizingyourcreativity.com Follow us on Instagram: @monetizingyourcreativity www.instagram.com/monetizingyourcreativity

The episode where stuff happens. Jei, Alfred, and Andrew (...and other people) recorded this off the cuff at Animethon and things got awesome. Timestamp Animethon 23: 08:37 Suicide Squad: 14:32 Athon Traditions: 19:40 Behfar Interrupts with a Story: 20:59 Ladybeard: 26:31 Vegemite: 29:00 Live Vegemite Sampling!: 30:31 Staying at the Athon Dorms: 37:16 Otaku High: 40:03 Athon Continued: 48:12 We had two sponsors for this episode! The first is Voicedubz Studios, a trilingual voiceover studio that provides professional voiceover services to partner companies worldwide. Please visit their website at voicedubz.com The second is Otaku High, a web series centred around Tim, a confused, slacker high school student who attends a school full of anime trope characters. Check out the pilot episode at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOSOmwLPtOs Thanks for listening to the Official Otafest Podcast! We'll have more episodes out soon with new guests, announcements, and more. Stay tuned to this YouTube channel for any updates. Find our hosts on social media! Jei: @jeilosophy Video and Audio Production by Parabellum Productions (@parabellumpro)

The episode where stuff happens. Jei, Alfred, and Andrew (...and other people) recorded this off the cuff at Animethon and things got awesome. Timestamp Animethon 23: 08:37 Suicide Squad: 14:32 Athon Traditions: 19:40 Behfar Interrupts with a Story: 20:59 Ladybeard: 26:31 Vegemite: 29:00 Live Vegemite Sampling!: 30:31 Staying at the Athon Dorms: 37:16 Otaku High: 40:03 Athon Continued: 48:12 We had two sponsors for this episode! The first is Voicedubz Studios, a trilingual voiceover studio that provides professional voiceover services to partner companies worldwide. Please visit their website at voicedubz.com The second is Otaku High, a web series centred around Tim, a confused, slacker high school student who attends a school full of anime trope characters. Check out the pilot episode at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eOSOmwLPtOs Thanks for listening to the Official Otafest Podcast! We'll have more episodes out soon with new guests, announcements, and more. Stay tuned to this YouTube channel for any updates. Find our hosts on social media! Jei: @jeilosophy Video and Audio Production by Parabellum Productions (@parabellumpro)