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There was no Internet when Yaya Han first discovered manga and anime in the early '90s. Born in China, she fell in love with this media (which was mostly imported from Japan) at a young age. But when her family unexpectedly moved to Europe, she became an outsider overnight - culturally and linguistically. That is, until she discovered a German anime magazine and started submitting her artwork. That's where she found thousands of obsessed fans just like her. But it wasn't until she attended a U.S. anime convention in 1999 that her mind was blown by the power of cosplay - super fans who sewed elaborate costumes and dressed up as their favorite characters. Yaya's focus immediately shifted from drawing to fabrics, and she never looked back. Today, her stunning costumes from anime and video games are adored by millions online, and she appears regularly as a speaker and contest judge at fan conventions around the world. She's partnered with global brands to release cosplay fabrics, sewing patterns, and even her own sewing machine. Yaya joins Matt to share her inspiring immigrant story, why online fandom is so powerful, her creative process, building her business in the early days of social media, the difference between re-creation and inspiration, how anime (literally) saved her life, and how she deals with online haters. She also takes the trivia challenge about some cinematic costume history! Follow Yaya: https://www.instagram.com/yayahan/ Check out her website: https://www.yayahan.com/ And buy her book! https://www.amazon.com/Yaya-Hans-World-Cosplay-Costume/dp/1454932651/ This show is made possible by listener support: https://www.patreon.com/influencepod Listen & subscribe wherever you get podcasts:
We made it to the FINALE of The Cosplay Crunch Season 1! In episode 15, Yaya Han joins the podcast for a special, extended episode where we tell ALL regarding Yaya's 25-year journey through cosplay. We highlight Yaya's early cosplay years, the changing relationship between conventions and cosplay programming, and cosplay through social media and online criticism. Convention etiquette has changed, and we dig into the pre and post pandemic convention experience, as well as international cosplay culture /contests versus cosplay in the United States. And of course, we had to bring up the TV show 'Heroes of Cosplay' to get some behind the scenes tea on what really was going on! Stay until the end where you get insight related to how Yaya's partnership with Bernina / Bernette began and birthed the B79 Yaya sewing machine, as well as her personal thoughts on writing her book and publishing right before the start of the pandemic.Find Yaya on Instagram @yayahan or on all of her other planforms via her website yayahan.comFind us at the below:Website: CosplayCrunch.comInstagram: @cosplaycrunchpodcastYouTube: @TheCosplayCrunchPodcastIf you have a question for one of our amazing guests, you can email us at cosplaycrunchpod@gmail.com
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(2:39) The opening ceremonies raised the excitement of the crowd – kicked off by Paul Ashworth – President of BERNINA of North America. (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode-22-paul-ashworth)He was followed by several more BERNINA luminaries…Christy Burcham - VP Training and Education BERNINA of America, Claudia Stauber – VP Marketing BERNINA International, and Kai Hillebrandt – CEO BERNINA Textile Group. (5:12) Then Yaya Han (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode64-courage-cosplay-yaya-han) namesake of the new bernette 79 Yaya Han edition took the stage. (8:42) Hear the first impressions of those who tried out the brand-new BERNINA 790 Pro (10:18) Claudia Stauber, VP/Marketing BERNINA International joins us to explain the new BERNINA campaign “It's a Big Day”. In addition, we got to know her a little better! (15:04) Annette Varner, Brand Manager of BERNINA International, added her input to the work of building this new campaign. (17:07) Michaelynn Rose, VP/Marketing BERNINA of America, jumps in to talk about BERNINA's new products. (18:04) Some of our favorite Sew & So moments are to catch up with past guests on this podcast. We talked with Sarah Caldwell (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode31-sarah-caldwell-from-frogs-to-frodo), Sarah Joiner (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode54-sarah-joiner), Sue from Sookie Sews (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode50-sue-overy-pruitt) and Sylvain Bergeron (https://weallsew.com/author/snbergeron/) who will join us on a future episode (25:10) The cosplay market is a new focus for BERNINA in the coming year. Carolyn Kinder Brand Manager for bernette tells us how this came to be and how Yaya Han became the name/face of this project. She also talks about the importance of this community. (28:40) Then Yaya Hahn herself joined us to talk about her love of sewing, how the dream of working with BERNINA began and how it resulted in the bernette 79 Yaya Han Edition. (35:34) We got to visit with three companies who are partners to BERNINA and who each provide quality products that make sewists' jobs easier. Horn of America (https://www.hornofamerica.com/), OESD (https://embroideryonline.com/oesd/) and Fat Quarter (https://www.fatquarter.com) (39:04) Bob Negan, a popular retail expert known as one of the most innovative consultants, speakers, and trainers today, sat with us to talk about the courses he teaches to BERNINA Dealers during BERNINA University (https://whizbangtraining.com/). (41:15) As the event progressed, we got to visit with even more past Sew & So guests, Joe Vecchiarelli (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode-28-joe-vecchiarelli), Marissa Marquez (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode-26-marisa-marquez), Gail Yellen (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode-14-gail-yellen) and Pam Mahshie (https://www.sewandsopodcast.com/episodes/episode-9-pam-mahshie) (49:33) Dealers came to Dallas from around the world because of the importance of this event. Thomas and Chris from Switzerland joined us to talk about their establishments. (50:45) Phillip Ueltschi of the Ueltschi family who owns BERNINA, talked with us about what's new with his family and BERNINA and BERNINA University. (52:47) Christy Burcham – VP Education and Training at BERNINA of America ran down all the new products. (53:29) After 4 long days, Phillip Ueltschi brought it all home at the closing ceremony. He talks about the family feeling that BERNINA brings to their dealers and customers…and introduced his son Felix – the 6th generation. Thank you for joining us for stories of innovation, risk taking and meeting new friends at this year's BERNINA University 2023! Be sure to subscribe to, rate and review this podcast on your favorite platform! If you know someone who has an outstanding story that should be shared on this podcast, drop Meg a note to Meg@sewandsopodcast.com or complete the form on our website.
Born in China, raised in her early years in Germany, Yaya moved on her own to the United States in 1998 while still a teen. It didn't take her long to make a name for herself in the cosplay community. Now a successful designer, model, author, tv personality and social media influencer with more that 3 million followers. (2:24) Yaya tells us of how she learned to sew out of necessity through getting involved in cosplay 24 years ago. Using a $40 sewing machine she prepared to go to her very first expo the 1999 Anime Expo in Anaheim, CA. She literally started with almost nothing. (5:35) What's her fashion style? It varies from very feminine to Korean inspired streetwear. She goes into detail on this with us. (6:21) What sparked her interest in Anime and Manga…escapism! Learn what started all of this. (7:39) She moved to the United States much to the dismay of her parents. She takes us with her on this journey with her. In 2005 she quit her “day job” and became a costume artist full time. (12:06) She persevered through some pretty tough times – sewing was what got her through this. She shares how she found her strength. (13:16) Her love for the cosplay community is notable. She describes this community, shares why it's so very important to her and explains her personal growth within the community. (18:09) DragonCon in Atlanta is a huge expo for those in the cosplay community. It's especially important to Yaya as she met her husband Brian there 23 years ago. Today they are business partners and live the dream together. (21:16) Find out who is her favorite cosplay character. (22:13) How did she build a 3 million + community of followers – she shares her secrets. (26:17) Having met thousands of fans – Yaya is always energized by these engagements. How important is this to her? She lets us know and even shares a specific instance at ACon. (29:00) BERNINA University's new campaign is “It's a Big Day”. Yaya walks us through her relationship with BERNINA, her role in this campaign and how she worked with them to create the bernette 79 Yaya Han Edition. She also describes all the amazing features of this machine and why it's perfect for cosplayers. (41:21) Yaya has a new book on the market called Yaya Han's World of Cosplay. She tells us of the genesis of this work which is the history of cosplay told through her story and all it contains on tips and tricks on how to be a professional cosplayer. (44:30) Learn in the midst of her busy schedule, what Yaya does for fun.(45:43) What inspires Yaya? “Everything”! She unpacks this for us. (45:28) What's next and what's her dream? Besides “living it right now”, she shares what the future looks like for her. (48:20) Her final point is asking the sewing community to embrace cosplay. There are misconceptions out there about this community which she addresses. In fact, she explains how in many ways we are all cosplayers, just in different spaces. To reach out to Yaya, go to her website Yayahan.com, Instagram as #Yayahan and Facebook is Yayacosplay. She invites all to reach out! Be sure to subscribe to, rate and review this podcast on your favorite platform! If you know someone who has an outstanding story that should be shared on this podcast, drop Meg a note to Meg@sewandsopodcast.com or complete the form on our website.
I had the unique and exciting opportunity to interview Andrew Liptak about his new book, Cosplay: A History. We hit the ground running with Andrew giving us his full blown origin story and how Star Wars pretty much kick-started his love of pop culture and all things nerdy. From learning Star Wars themed music pieces in high school band, to even joining the 501st Legion. That latter part is the overall theme in this book as it takes a look at the history of cosplay from the very first cosplayer ever recorded back in the 1930s to people attending the World Fair and so much more. In this chat, Andrew frames his time around the 501st as the blueprint for charting cosplay's growth into the mainstream status it's at currently. From things like cosplayers going from hobbyists to pros, making their mark in the movie industry, to individuals like Yaya Han bringing foam and her own fabric line to retailers like Jo-Ann's. There's a lot more to be heard in this conversation I have so be sure to listen to the whole thing! Cosplay: A History is available now at your local bookstore and Amazon! Be sure to keep in touch with Andrew's adventures via the link below! https://linktr.ee/AndrewLiptak Follow me on Twitch! twitch.tv/blulightningcos --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cosplaybytes/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosplaybytes/support
Frank Pelayo Neon Lights Cosplay Baja California ¿Cosplay principal? he hecho muchos Hago cosplays de todo tipo, solo no he hecho crossplay AUN .. XD ahora en diciembre cumplo 12 años haciendo cosplay. He paticipado en muchos eventos como invitado y juez, asi como talleres y platicas, nacionales y fuera de México Logros: Representar a baja california en dos ocaciones en la final World cosplay summit, siendo finalista a nivel nacional fui embajador de latino america de Crunchy roll invitado a aparecer en el libro impreso 1,000 Incredible Costume & Cosplay Ideas este: https://www.amazon.com/-/es/Yaya-Han/dp/B00V1DK5GO/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_es_US=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&keywords=1000+incredible+costume+%26+cosplay+ideas&qid=1638914337&sr=8-1 redes sociales: https://www.facebook.com/NeonLightsCosplay instagram https://www.instagram.com/neonlightscosplay
We've talked about Yaya's book all week and covered the first 4 sections – feel free to listen to the Podcasts that summarize the bookBuy the book – Yaya's really great about getting it to you right away. She signed it for me and even included a signed print. Above and beyond.In this final section, I think it covers the most ground of any section of the book. It goes over really how Yaya Han went from Cosplayer to Business Owner and developed partnerships, protected intellectual property, and in a short amount of time saw a lot of growth professionally.Results not typical – but it reinforces my statements on the show – there's no overnight success, there's no secrets to success – it's work, dedication, consistency, and unfortunately, a fair amount of luck overall.It's nice to know that the things that I've talked about on the show and how to go about creating a brand, and turning a hobby into something more are outlined and encouraged in Yaya's book.I'm very happy to see that she puts a lot of emphasis to controlling your own brand – having a website and a central place for your creations that is not just Social Media.There's not a lot about commerce and how to achieve this – Yaya believes in relatable content and relationship building in this industry. I do too – but there's definitely a way to SEO your way through Cosplay if you're providing product or service.Importantly – she talks about the most important reasons to do this and it's not about fame or money. It's about solving a problem for your customers/clients. Well done.My overall thoughts on this book – it's well written, well informed, well researched, and provides a great overview to a large audience looking to get into, understand more about, or be inspired to try more with Cosplay. There's even a resource section to help you along – I highly recommend spending the $25 plus shipping to have a copy of this book – digital or physical.Her website is also great – she's done a lot to customize it, and it's built on wix, so for anyone looking to create a website, you don't have to know everything about coding, but there are a lot of options.Check it out – I'm not paid to say any of this, I just find that Yaya is a great resource to the Cosplay community and a great example of someone who saw white space in something, saw it's potential, and made a decision to make an impact – with what she had, where she way, and learned and developed skills as she went.Find HoCS online:https://www.heroesofcosplaysanctuary.comFind the Sanctuary on Social:With Co-Host @astravoidcosplayFollow Her On Instagram & Join Her TikTok Community!https://linktr.ee/AstraVoidCosplay...And Host ScottyBVero: @scottybofficialListen to the HoCS Podcast Here: Website: http://www.buzzsprout.com/464554 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2QsDukZ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hero... Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/35EYCsh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ujXQEk TuneIn: http://tun.in/pjusw Of course you can share the video and follow us Online:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hocspodcast...Instagram: @heroesofcosplaysanctuaryTwitter: @hocspodcast
In today's episode, we're talking about Yaya Han's book and the Duality of Cosplay that she covers in the 4th section.It goes over really how Yaya Han went from Cosplayer to Business Owner and developed partnerships, protected intellectual property, and in a short amount of time saw a lot of growth professionally.Results not typical – but it reinforces my statements on the show – there's no overnight success, there's no secrets to success – it's work, dedication, consistency, and unfortunately, a fair amount of luck overall.It's nice to know that the things that I've talked about on the show and how to go about creating a brand, and turning a hobby into something more are outlined and encouraged in Yaya's book.I'm very happy to see that she puts a lot of emphasis to controlling your own brand – having a website and a central place for your creations that is not just Social Media.There's not a lot about commerce and how to achieve this – Yaya believes in relatable content and relationship building in this industry. I do too – but there's definitely a way to SEO your way through Cosplay if you're providing product or service.Importantly – she talks about the most important reasons to do this and it's not about fame or money. It's about solving a problem for your customers/clients. Well done.Find HoCS online:https://www.heroesofcosplaysanctuary.comFind the Sanctuary on Social:With Co-Host @astravoidcosplayFollow Her On Instagram & Join Her TikTok Community!https://linktr.ee/AstraVoidCosplay...And Host ScottyBVero: @scottybofficialListen to the HoCS Podcast Here: Website: http://www.buzzsprout.com/464554 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2QsDukZ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hero... Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/35EYCsh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ujXQEk TuneIn: http://tun.in/pjusw Of course you can share the video and follow us Online:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hocspodcast...Instagram: @heroesofcosplaysanctuaryTwitter: @hocspodcast
We're continuing with our review and coverage of Yaya Han's book with the 3rd section which talks about the creative process of Cosplay. This is really the part where I "got it" and really started to understand Yaya's perspective on Cosplay. This is the part of the book that made me want to be better at creating my own works inside costume design, makeup, and characterization.And really, this is expression in terms of adaptation – your own version of something, replicating something, commissions , etc.Alyson Tabbitha is mentioned in this section as one of the great transformers of modern cosplayPhotoshoots are talked about at length – a lot of great advice here from Yaya.Find HoCS online:https://www.heroesofcosplaysanctuary.comFind the Sanctuary on Social:With Co-Host @astravoidcosplayFollow Her On Instagram & Join Her TikTok Community!https://linktr.ee/AstraVoidCosplay...And Host ScottyBVero: @scottybofficialListen to the HoCS Podcast Here: Website: http://www.buzzsprout.com/464554 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2QsDukZ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hero... Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/35EYCsh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ujXQEk TuneIn: http://tun.in/pjusw Of course you can share the video and follow us Online:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hocspodcast...Instagram: @heroesofcosplaysanctuaryTwitter: @hocspodcast
In this episode, we're continuing our look through Yaya Han's book and covering the second part of the book which goes through the history of cosplay.She goes through her journey over the years and how she got started – all the ups and downsRecent history in Cosplay, but also a brief on costuming throughout history, which I thought was great to includeCosplay pillars – Sewing and Armor. This is in terms of being a maker – these are essential. There are more pillars in my opinion, but in this context – yes. Agree – you need to learn how to do a couple of things in order to create costumes The advice is about truly becoming a maker – enjoying this journey of crafting and making it your own. Types of cosplayers get discussed later in the book.Find HoCS online:https://www.heroesofcosplaysanctuary.comFind the Sanctuary on Social:With Co-Host @astravoidcosplayFollow Her On Instagram & Join Her TikTok Community!https://linktr.ee/AstraVoidCosplay...And Host ScottyBVero: @scottybofficialListen to the HoCS Podcast Here: Website: http://www.buzzsprout.com/464554 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2QsDukZ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hero... Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/35EYCsh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ujXQEk TuneIn: http://tun.in/pjusw Of course you can share the video and follow us Online:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hocspodcast...Instagram: @heroesofcosplaysanctuaryTwitter: @hocspodcast
This week we're talking about Yaya Han's Book and everything that it contains. Every day we're covering a section of the book, which is broken into 5 main parts.Part one is called the World of Cosplay, and it serves as your introduction to Cosplay and to Yaya HanHer origin story is very unique, and definitely not what I thought. Learning that she's from Germany and immigrated here was not what I expected.Advice sections throughout – and small tip sections, though it is not the focus of the book – not the main point – it is her story and truly is a guide to cosplay culture.Find HoCS online:https://www.heroesofcosplaysanctuary.comFind the Sanctuary on Social:With Co-Host @astravoidcosplayFollow Her On Instagram & Join Her TikTok Community!https://linktr.ee/AstraVoidCosplay...And Host ScottyBVero: @scottybofficialListen to the HoCS Podcast Here: Website: http://www.buzzsprout.com/464554 Google Podcasts: https://bit.ly/2QsDukZ Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/hero... Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/35EYCsh Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2ujXQEk TuneIn: http://tun.in/pjusw Of course you can share the video and follow us Online:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hocspodcast...Instagram: @heroesofcosplaysanctuaryTwitter: @hocspodcast
In this episode, I chat with two incredible women: Yaya Han and Jinx Cosplay. I am in awe of their […] The post 249. Yaya Han and Jinx on cosplay and Asian representation appeared first on Sifu Mimi Chan.
You know we ship cosplay, but it’s an art that takes many forms. We’re talking to two incredible artists who make cosplay magic in different ways. Yaya Han literally wrote the book on cosplay, while Melissa Croft prefers to point her pens at herself as a body painter. Edited from a Live Show (May 11, 2021) Subscribe for Notification of our next LIVE episode! Follow Yaya Han - https://www.yayahan.com/ - https://www.instagram.com/yayahan/ - https://twitter.com/YayaHan - https://www.tiktok.com/@yayahan - https://www.twitch.tv/yayahan - https://www.youtube.com/user/YayaCosplay Follow Melissa Croft - https://www.mcroft07.com/ - https://www.instagram.com/mcroft07/ - https://twitter.com/MCroft07 - https://www.tiktok.com/@mcroft07 - https://www.twitch.tv/mcroft07 - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvPOcpXn44JozFXYye0w-6w #Cosplay #Cosplayer #BodyPaint
Ariel, Nick and Ian take one sit down for one last regaling of Sinbad's Voyages! They joke about him being shipwrecked on the shore of lost cosplayers (complete with oblique Yaya Han reference), throw Ariel for a loop as the boys discuss old-timey LucasArts and Sierra adventure games, and Ian keeps predicting all the plot points due to trope awareness.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/ChaoslillyCreations)
Happy Women’s History Month! Today, Women of Marvel celebrates with a special roundtable featuring some of the amazing women working at Marvel. Judy is joined by our colleagues Haley Conatser, Jennifer Lai, Faith D’Isa, and Alana Herrnson to talk all things fandom! Even though these women have different roles, their love for Marvel’s characters, stories and community knows no bounds. After the interview, make sure to stay tuned for a clip from Marvel’s Declassified’s final episode titled “ Fandom Through the Ages”. In the clip, fellow woman of Marvel, Lorraine Cink, chats with the legendary Yaya Han about cosplay.
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The 2020 Dragon Con Pre-Game Show hosted by Wes Carroll features interviews with Dan Carroll and Yaya Han and fills you in on what to expect at the virtual version of the convention
With the current state of the world through COVID, conventions have been cancelled/postponed throughout 2020. However, cons have been doing their best to adapt and initiate online offerings so that the spirit of conventions don't go away for this year. I discuss the most recent offerings with ReedPop's Metaverse as well as DC FanDome. Here I go into detail with the panels both events featured as well as the overall presentation of them. I talk about my favorite panels that were from each event, along with the vendor offerings on the Metaverse. Plus, I go into a discussion regarding Yaya Han's newest World of Cosplay book she released earlier this month, mentioning details and chapters from the book. With my ending remarks about hopeful future episodes, I hope you all enjoy this look at this temporary new norm for the cosplay and convention culture! For more Cosplay News, check out my blog and Patreon! https://thelightningpalace.blogspot.com/ https://www.patreon.com/LightningPalace --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cosplaybytes/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cosplaybytes/support
Yaya Han was always a creative and artistic person who loved to draw. She found out about Anime Expo from a local anime group that she was a part of, and after seeing pictures of people in costume, decided she wanted to join them. So began her cosplaying hobby.
Oustanding cosplayer talks about her craft.
Val provides a quick review of ArlingCon, while she and Amber tackle the news of a new foam line at Joann Fabric and Craft from Cosplay by Yaya Han.
Val provides a quick review of ArlingCon, while she and Amber tackle the news of a new foam line at Joann Fabric and Craft from Cosplay by Yaya Han.
Val provides a quick review of ArlingCon, while she and Amber tackle the news of a new foam line at Joann Fabric and Craft from Cosplay by Yaya Han.
Val provides a quick review of ArlingCon, while she and Amber tackle the news of a new foam line at Joann Fabric and Craft from Cosplay by Yaya Han.
Val provides a quick review of ArlingCon, while she and Amber tackle the news of a new foam line at Joann Fabric and Craft from Cosplay by Yaya Han.
The Fandom Files is joined by Yaya Han, one of the most well-known cosplay trailblazers of her generation! Born in China and raised in Germany, Han came to the US and discovered her community at an early anime convention. That led to her discovering cosplay and the rest is history. She tells us about her journey into the world of geek galas and how she turned it into a business, including her own line of cosplayer fabrics at JOANN. All this and more in this episode of The Fandom Files! Follow us on Twitter: @FandomFilesSYFY!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
One of the biggest names in cosplay discusses her rise to the top and weighs in on C2E2's Crown Championships of Cosplay event.
Photo courtesy of entertainmentstation.jp http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/MSP_119.mp3 In case you’re wondering, the title of this episode refers to the series of Macross nooks we found while visiting Macross The Art (pictured above). Similarly, this episode is a series of reports and discoveries the likes of which have never been covered by a single podcast ever before! We visit Macross the Art, uncover long-lost VF-0 lineart, hear a live audio commentary by Shoji Kawamori himself and learn all about the making of the notorious SDFM episode “Phantasm”. But that’s just the beginning! We then meet conductor Kenichi Shimura and experience Yoko Kanno’s BGM work on Macross Frontier performed by a full orchestra. After that, it’s time to talk to the scenario writer of Macross, Kenichi Matsuzaki about the Supervision Army and hear mechanical designer Kazutaka Miyatake discuss his new personal best work. It’s more deculture than ever before, so throw on some headphones, kickback, and enjoy. These shots were instrumental in the making of "Phantasm". The view from the Conductor's podium. (Photo courtesy of Kenichi Shimura.) Episode 119 Timestamps 00:01:52: Macross the Art. 00:33:40: Live audio commentary by Shoji Kawamori & Hidetaka Tenjin of Macross, Macross Plus and Macross 7. 00:54:00: The making of "Phantasm", Superdimension Fortress Macross Ep.17. 01:08:10: Macross x Orguss Talkshow 1. 01:10:45: Macross Cafe. 01:26:34: Superdimensional Orchestra F. 01:45:00: Close encounters of the Macross kind. 01:57:05: Bits & Pieces: -Yoshiki Fukuyama sings in a typhoon. -Strap Chaos! -Strap Chaos! -DYRL in SRWxΩ. 02:03:20: Yaya Han visits the VF-25. 02:14:28: Tamashii Nations 2018. 02:26:48: Macross x Orguss Talkshow 2, the Supervison Army, and Kazukata Miyatake’s new greatest design(s). 03:33:35: Walkure Cafe 2018. 03:44:50: The Wings of Farewell in MX4D! Audience shot at the Superdimensional Orchestra. (Photo courtesy of Kenichi Shimura) Music featured in this episode includes the following fan artists. Be sure to subscribe to their channels! -Aimo by Yuko Ota -Shao Pai Ron by Hara-kun -Macross Delta covers by Nagareda Project -Obelisk by Hazuki -Lion by muu Macross & Orguss Talkshow 2. (Photo courtesy of Run Sasaki) How many Macross Frontier pics does it take to cover a hallway? (Robo Kichi) →A full gallery of official photographs from Macross the Art can be found over at Entertainment Station. →Conductor Kenichi Shimura on Twitter. →The Sweet Wasabi Podcast (featuring Renato) can be found here. →Details on the Mitsukoshi Theatre can be found here. →Crusher Joe Audio novels can be purchased (in Japanese) from Kikubon. →Yoshiki Fukuyama's blog and pics can be found on his official site. →Run Sasaki on Twitter. WE BEAT THE CLOCK! (And the Typhoon - photo courtesy of Yoshiki Fukuyama's official blog) Who said Macross 2 is forgotten? Far from it! (Photo courtesy of Entertainment Station) Is Roy Focker back?!
This week the gang is joined by none other than photographer Martin Wong, best known for his cosplay photography with the likes of Jessica Nigri and Yaya Han. Martin gives a behind the scenes peek at the life of a cosplay photographer complete with tips and tricks for photographers and cosplayers a like. Plus, the crew gives an update on the IGN plagiarism incident, review We Happy Few, and talk Dishonored taking a break. Topics: Martin Wong, cosplay, photography, photographer, tips, tricks, videogames, video games, gaming, ign, nerd, geek, podcast, sacramento, funny, comedy, how to, information, news, Dishonored, We Happy Few, Dead Cells, David Webb, Emmaskies, Ivy Doomkitty, Curtis Fisher
Scent is heavily tied to memory. Disney hacks it with aplomb. Hotels (especially major chains) try. With varying success. The ladies discuss how to deal. Time Stamped Show Notes: 0:29 – Intro (Steampunk Girl by John Anealio) Host Introduction; Gail Carriger and Piper J Drake 1:06 - Piper stayed home -> but still went to a con: Taiyou Con 6:48 - Piper met Yaya Han (an awesome cosplayer) in a bathroom – – – 7:49 – Main Topic -> Hotel Scents! scents come from more than air fresheners and cleaners - many places like Hilton intentionally pump particular smells in be careful of wearing Estee Lauder near Gail lemon-scent does not necessarily mean clean sniff the hotel provided shampoo (etc) before you use it be on the look out for actual name brand toiletries (they're reliably good) don't eat tea Marriott changes their scents frequently Renaissance typically has more subtle scents Pro tip! -> many hotel toiletries have similar shaped neck joints that can join up with better lids from other hotel toiletry You can ask for a "non-scented" cleaning 24-48 hours before check-in Gail prefers to smell edible Shower tabs (with eucalyptus) can help one recover nose-wise Camfir with roller balls are both Thai and California hippy cure-alls – – – 24:40 – Gadgets! --> Scent game on lock. Gail – Steal toiletry choosedly and use bath bombs! https://amzn.to/2LmE662 Piper – Aveda Blue Oil (essential cooling oil) https://amzn.to/2svgUvl – – – 30:03 - Outro and thanks to: Producer Matt Special thanks to Dan Sawyer of Artistic Whisper for editing this episode! Thanks for listening; Travel smart and pack the snacks! - - - Get your question featured on an episode by saying hi on social media: Facebook.com/20minDelay @20minDelay @PiperJDrake @GailCarriger Use the hashtag: #20mindelaypodcast
http://www.decultureshock.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/MSP_EP86.mp3 Yaya Han as Sharon Apple 2017 is shaping up to be the summer of MACROSS as Adrian visits the Macross Beach House and reports back with some early impressions. Tired of waiting for the release of UTA MACROSS? We sit down to talk about the recent Beta (and looking' at balls). Finally, we are joined by a very special guest as we sit down with cosplayer extraordinaire Yaya Han to discuss her experiences with Macross cosplay and how the industry has continued to evolve (follow her on twitter here.). Oh, and did you hear the news? Kakizaki is BACK! Timestamps follow the JUMP. Episode 86 Timestamps 00:00:33: News 00:01:50: Adrian visits the Macross Beach House 00:22:17: Uta Macross BETA Report 01:11:16: Kakizaki is B.A.C.K! 01:16:25: Yaya Han Interview Photo property of the Macross Beach House Twitter account. Photo property of the Macross Beach House Twitter account.
Get ready to pop some tags cause this week Kyle and Matthew are sitting down with comedians Jenny Zigrino and Jasmine Ellis to talk about vintage clothing. Jenny used to buy and sell clothes on Etsy and describes her best thrifty thrills and secondhand finds. Other topics include rag houses, steampunk vs. burlesque vs. cosplay and old timey undergarments. This episode is sponsored by Mack Weldon's fine men's underwear and more. Enter the promo code RAD at mackweldon.com for 20% off your next order. Weekly Rads: Metallica's new single "Hardwired," Retro Rad at NerdMelt on August 26th at 7pm (follow @kyleclarkisrad to watch the event live on Periscope), "Pool Cleaners" screening at Channel 101 on August 27th at 8 and 10 pm, and our forthcoming guide on how to make a podcast on http://thisisradpod.tumblr.com Raddendums: The Brady Bunch, H.R. Puffenstuff, Graceland 2, Shorkie, Fairuza Balk, J. Z.'s New Album, Amadeus, Singles, Yaya Han (46:00), LARPing, Alex Gross, Rogue burlesque, the Tumblr of classroom board porns, Porn Comments, Nasty Gal and Girl Bus, Raghouse in Minnesota, Etsy, Good Hair, Jheri Curl, Fancy Ray and his Taco Bell commercial, Torrid, Special K in "Can't Hardly Wait," Smart Guy, Negativland & U2
Jonathan is joined by an 8 foot robot Cosplayer, Charlie Kauffman and David Morrisey.
James and Rally talk about The Fine Bros, Yaya Han and all your other news this week! Visit them on the following social media sites: Facebook: The Roost Podcast Twitter: @roostpodcast Instagram: @theroostpodcast Wanna send us fanmail? We would love to hear from you (and also get a shout out on the next episode) The Roost Podcast Po Box 407 Whitesboro NY 13492
Mysiga intervjuer och gotiska toner till jul! I detta program intervjuar vi fantasyförfattaren Leigh Bardugo (Six of Crows, I ljusets makt), mangatecknaren Åsa Ekström (Sayonara September, Hokuou Joshi Åsa ga Mitsuketa Nihon no Fushigi) och världskända cosplayaren Yaya Han. Glenn från Göteborgsbutiken tipsar om ny SF och Sofia berättar om TV-serien Penny Dreadful, och hur den inspirerade gotisk operakväll i Stockholmsbutiken. Några smakprov från kvällen kan höras och hela konserten ligger på vår Youtubekanal. Programinfo: 00:00 Presentation 01:11 Intervju: Leigh Bardugo – Grisha-trilogin (in English) 11:41 Intervju: Åsa Ekström – Svensk mangatecknare 24:30 Samtal om Penny Dreadful och ”Dreadful Music”-afton 32:05 Boktips: Ny och intressant science fiction 37:40 Intervju: Yaya Han – Cosplayare (in English, from Comic Con Sthlm) 50:41 Avslutning Länkar: Leigh Bardugos ”Winter Prayer”: https://soundcloud.com/macteenbooks/winter-prayer ”Dreadful Music”-konsert med Sofia Floding och Inga Tvivel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GMfNwVQGPCM
Hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens are joined by world-known Cosplayer Yaya Han to chat about starting your own business and creating a successful brand.
Weekend BANG! Episode 45: SacAnime & Epic Yaya Han Story by Videogame BANG!
Cosplay is a large part of conventions nowadays, with even its own celebrities such as Yaya Han. I talked with Christine Kasal Parascandolo (executive producer) and Gulliver Parascandolo (director), with the new documentary Cosplay Dreams 3D. The movie will be premiering at the Los Angeles 3D Film Festival on December 6, 2014. See the accompanying article here.
This week, DJ Ranma S and Mako-chan discuss their thoughts on VicGate, aka why fans are upset that he's casted in a role for the anime Free - Iwatobi Swim Club. Meanwhile, Ari Rockefeller brings us the weekly news about the upcoming Attack on Titan x Marvel Comics crossover, what's new with the Death Note musical, the ten biggest jerks in anime, and is Yaya Han calling it quits in cosplay?! And the controversy that surrounds it! Then On the Open Forum Topic, we ask what manga you read that gave you such good memories... Finally in our News From Japan segment, a man arrested for spanking a woman in her hotel room, Students Sex Change Day, a fancy KFC cafe, and Frozen themed bras? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/animejamsession/support
Ranma and the crew discuss the badly written New York Post article on Heroes of Cosplay, followed by a discussion with a counter article on Yaya Han being a hypocrite. Also, Ranma briefly discusses the Cosplay 4 A Cure event in Brooklyn... Then the hosts congratulate Cupcake Cosplay for coming in 2nd place in the World Cosplay Summit. Makochan steamrolls a fat shaming, lose weight app for ladies in Japan. And then Linwood and Jamie break down Bronycon for us, in conjunction with The Outhousers! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/animejamsession/support
Ranma and the crew dissect Yaya Han's post on a cosplay and calls her out for not keeping it real, the director of Lain and Sakura Wars dies of colon cancer... New Rozen Maiden anime, and they're doing it way differently and it works! One of the original magical girl animes, Creamy Mami comes to the US! One Piece's creator is back, 8 lesser known anime titles, anime themed hotel rooms, and Quincy Jones to promote K-pop globally?! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/animejamsession/support
Hosts Adri Cowan and Judy Stephens invite professional cosplayer Yaya Han to join the Women of Marvel to talk cosplay and San Diego Comic-Con!
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