Netflix Opens Anime Producer Seminar Featuring Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and Cho Kaguya-hime!
Netflix will hold Netflix Creators Dojo ~Anime~ on Saturday, November 21, a seminar for people working in anime or learning production.
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Why it matters
Netflix is turning its two most visible anime titles into teaching material for the producers it will need if more Japan-made originals are going to travel, and it is staffing the sessions with the people who made them.
Key Facts
- Netflix Creators Dojo ~Anime~ will be held on Saturday, November 21.
- Trigger president Masahiko Otsuka and Studio Colorido producer Kazuma Momohara are scheduled to appear.
- The event recruits 150 participants, with applications opening Monday, November 2 and selection based on application details.
- Cho Kaguya-hime! began streaming on January 22 and its box office surpassed 3.4 billion yen as of October 20.
- Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 began exclusive streaming on October 20.
Sessions will break down Cyberpunk: Edgerunners and Cho Kaguya-hime! as case studies, with Trigger president Masahiko Otsuka and Studio Colorido producer Kazuma Momohara scheduled to appear. The Tokyo venue is disclosed only to selected applicants. Applications for 150 seats open Monday, November 2, and selection is based on application details.
The program sits under Netflix Creators Dojo, an educational effort for next-generation creators that launched in 2025; the anime edition is the first held in that field. Sessions cover the production background of both works and add discussion of the future outlook for anime and what is expected of next-generation producers, followed by networking among participants, speakers, and industry figures.
Cho Kaguya-hime! began streaming on January 22 and later expanded to theatrical screening, with box office past 3.4 billion yen as of October 20. Cyberpunk: Edgerunners, drawn from CD PROJEKT RED's Cyberpunk 2077, is represented by its sequel Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, which began streaming on October 20.
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