r/Miyazaki • u/Celty2736 • 17h ago
r/Miyazaki • u/_blue_taco_ • 1h ago
I participated on the making of Ghibli's exposition for the Princess of Asturias Awards
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The Princess of Asturias Awards take place every city in my home city (Oviedo, Spain). They are kind of a big deal, the Crown awards really really famous people in different categories, which (if they accept) go to the city to revive the award, give a speech, and do several public and free activities around the area.
This year's award for the Communication and Humanities category went to Studio Ghibli for the messages and ideas that the movies promote. (I love love love the fact that they gave to them the Humanities award and not the Art one)
As the title said, I worked personally on the construction of the Ghibli exposition, especifically on all the wooden parts (escenarios, benches, japanese panels, chairs, tables).
Also yes, the freaking Porco Rosso Plane at the end of the video is also wooden and 1:1 scale
The video (sorry for the long run) is of the inauguration event that was made today (14th of October, 8pm). The event was free, you just had to get the ticket on a virtual queue.
Ghibli is giving some workshops this weekend (I couldn't get tickets for that) and all of their movies are being projected on the big screen you can see on the video.
Btw, I do have proof on working on all of this (tons of photos I of the making of that I couldn't release till now beacause of a NDA)
Also very frustrated I can't post this in the Ghibli subreddit since they don't admit videos, I don't have many photos of it