‘Blue Eye Samurai’ Sound Editing Team On Turning Up The Volume Of Swordplay Intensity
Emmy nominated duo Myron Nettinga and Paulette Lifton talk about how they help build the soundscape for 'Blue Eye Samurai.'
I loved this show. It's very well done on all fronts.
It was excellent, some of the scene setting was beautiful, I'm sure individual frames would make for fantastic art
Wait. Wdym? "was" I thought that it ended on a cliffhanger. I'm ready for 3 other seasons.
I don't usually love shows made in this style of animation, but this one really did it for me. I love a sad samurai on a doomed quest.
They leaned off the Tarantino influence often enough that it felt like its own thing. I liked that actually.
Yeah it's unfortunate. This style of animation is probably my least favorite and has made me less and less likely to pick up a lot of shows that people seem to really like.
Maybe when more of the show comes out I'll pick this one up but we'll see.
