The highly esteemed Japan Animator Expo (responsible for the likes of Me!Me!Me!) is gearing up for its highly anticipated 3rd season, unleashing a trailer featuring short glimpses of a number of upcoming animations that will surely prove inspiring to budding animators.
The trailer has currently not made its way to YouTube, so those wishing to witness it will need to mosey over to the Japan Animator Expo’s official website, though a modicum of screen-caps have been provided for those needing an executive digest:
Whether or not the new season will produce something as widely acclaimed and discussed as Me!Me!Me! remains to be seen – no official date has been revealed as to when the first short will air.
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http://animatorexpo.com/promotional03/
So, where can I download the trailer. Screenshots are one thing, but if I can't watch this trailer I won't bother watching them at all.
Did you read the article?
After last year expo we got Death Parade, I wonder what awesome thing they will pick now.
Japan Animator Expo and Young Animator Training Project are two separate entities. Death Parade and Little Witch Academia were from the 2013 Young Animator Training Project, which has had four episode length projects over the period of 5 years now. Japan Animator Expo produces much shorter projects, and has basically been running non-stop once a week since November of last year (2014).
Non-stop apart from the two stops.