Ga-nime

and "anime", is a relatively recent trend in Japanese animation to create highly aesthetic short anime films using non-traditional animation techniques, often directed by artists who have limited involvement with the anime industry. Typically, these films will utilize a series of illustrations accompanied by voice acting and music, with the only motion provided by extremely simplified limited animation, computer animation, camera movements such as panning and zooming, or stop-motion animation. They are generally produced by only a handful of staff members, with the director often writing, illustrating, or even scoring the piece themselves. Since 2006, Toei Animation has produced several ga-nime, directed by various notable artists, including Yoshitaka Amano and Keita Amemiya, on a variety of subjects ranging from original stories to adaptations of the works of Osamu Dazai, Sakutarō Hagiwara, and H. P. Lovecraft.

External Links

[http://www.ganime.jp/ Ga-nime]