Here is what the page “Anime Pay Gap Widens Between Risk-Taking Studios and Subcontractors, Says Tokyo Festival A” contains. Japan's anime industry may be booming, but a stark divide in pay and working conditions is emerging between studios that invest their own capital in projects and those that rely on subcontract work, according to Fujitsu Ryota, programming advisor for the Tokyo International Film Festival's Animation Japan's anime industry may be booming, but a stark divide in pay and working conditions is emerging between studios that invest their own capital in projects and those that rely on subcontract work, according to Fujitsu Ryota, programming advisor for the Tokyo International Film Festival's Animation section.
Speaking on industry trends, Fujitsu noted that while overall conditions have improved, the gap is widening as risk-taking studios reap greater rewards, leaving subcontractors behind. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.