1.What kind of anime drawings would i do? what things would be incorperated into it specifically ? (what kinds of value, shape, colours, black/white) 2. how many drawings do i need generally? ------- 3. can i have the standards for an actual manga school, not a website?4. what if you already draw well? would/could you send a portfolio to the manga co. you want to work with or a whole story? 5. what would the copyrights be if the artist sent the story to multiple co.? would only the artist be able to have them or the manga company you sent them to? 6.do they have internships in japanese manga schools?
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thats a nice goal i guess, but i think you would have to be an amazing artist to compete with them for jobs over there. thats assuming you speak their language
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Without wanting to crush your dreams or anything, but I know professional illustrators with decades of experience and immense talents who have tried - and failed repeatedly - to break into Manga in Japan. First of all, Manga studios are intensely xenophobic and it's virtually unheard of for them to hire non-Japanese artists. Secondly, you have to be AMAZING. And I don't just mean good or even excellent, I mean *world-class* to even get their attention. Thirdly you would need to be able to speak fluent Japanese. But getting back to your question, I doubt anyone here is going to have the answers for you. You're better off asking on Yahoo!Answers Japan, you might find someone Japanese who has insider knowledge! Or you could try emailing Emma Vieceli: http://emma.sweatdrop.com/ She's the only successful non-Japanese Manga artist I know!
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