Under the Dog Anime Film To Be Completed By Spring 2016

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Production of the first crowd-funded Under the Dog film will be completed by Spring 2016, anime studio Kinema Citrus have announced. The team hopes to have storyboards completed by this Summer, and voiceover by Winter.

 

A new trailer for Under the Dog will be released to the public this Summer as well, and Kinema Citrus also plan to begin sharing some of their storyboard work in high resolution, once the final versions are ready.

 

Additionally, the studio plans on uploading a video recording of its Sakura-Con panel (during which it announced all of the above) in the near future.

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