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 Reality Check in Anime: Carl Horn and Taliesin Jaffe helped to spread the religious word about revelations within anime shows. Using examples like Evangelion and Hellsing, topics included references pulled from secret scrolls, Illuminati texts, the Book of Koran, frequent use of religious symbols, the Book of Revelation, wordplays and religious meanings, and capturing the craft of writing to enhance the plot.
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From the Beginning: Three Voice Actors' Tales: Experienced voice actors like Jonathan Osborne and Keith Burgess gave their insight for the newfound voice talent environment. Some of the topics brought up focused on the challenges of ADR synching, working with the great Wendee Lee, favorite characters voiced, favorite voice actors, new projects like Cowboy Bebop and Grandia II, and much more.
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Q&A with Allison Keith: Attending her first anime
convention ever was a challenge, but Allison Keith quickly felt comfortable with her fans as
she brought some light into her area of voice acting. Topics featured her research on Japanese voices in the studio, ADR direction, improving vocal range, challenges on being able to scream, focusing on taking care of your voice, working inside the studios, working with the voice queues, and difficulties on improving lip sync accuracy.
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ForeverBishou.com: It's a great time to get more involved in fan communities and these ladies are moving forward faster than ever. Panelists Hi-chan, Dr. Hikaru, Princess, and Tiffy spoke about their love for bishounen boys and bishoujo girls, getting into cosplay, giving advice about cosplay fabric resources, attending fan conventions like the upcoming Recca-con, hanging out with supportive friends, speaking their minds about various anime and manga publications and much more.
For more information about this wonderful group, please contact ForeverBishou.com.
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Costuming Panel: Stitchin' Babes Cosplay: Certainly not old-fashioned, these very fashionable ladies of cosplay have belt out some of the most entertaining and colorful skits ever attempted and now fans got a chance to get a glimpse on how they did it. Using costume examples like Trigun and Galaxy Police, cosplay topics involved adapting pre-existing items into new props, sticking to comfortable and tastefully eloquent costumes, being practical about fabrics and costume construction, always practicing new skit ideas, and being patient about their cosplay schedules. More advanced cosplay features included details on using a highlighter pen to extend their Trigun gun props, use of acrylic and chrome sprays, paper clay prop creation, use of sewing patterns, bringing along a sewing machine and hot glue to various anime conventions, and shopping at Home Depot for much of their hardware prop accessories.
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