【東京コスモ】独身女性の日常描く自主制作アニメが海外で絶賛「まるでピクサー」

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投稿日: 2015年11月03日 18時59分 JST 更新: 2時間前

CGクリエーターの宮内貴広さんと岡田拓也さんが製作した短編アニメ『東京コスモ』が、海外で話題だ。独身女性の日常生活の一コマを、ピクサーのようなCGで表現。北米最大級のアニメ紹介サイト・アニメニュースネットワークが「抜群のクオリティ」と紹介したほか、海外ソーシャルメディア関連の最先端情報を発信する「Mashable」や、イタリアのギークサイト「Orgoglio Nerd」などが、「まるでピクサー」などと報じている。

岡田氏らはこのアニメーションの制作課程をニコニコ動画に投稿。実写画像やビデオコンテがCGになる様子を紹介している。

なお、同作品は、TBSが主催する短編アニメーションコンテスト「DigiCon 6 ASIA」にノミネートされている。DigiCon 6は観客が優秀作品を選ぶコンテストで、11月6日まで投票を受け付けている。

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