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More recently, he recorded a DVD commentary for the movie alongside [[Susan Blu]] and [[Flint Dille]].
More recently, he recorded a DVD commentary for the movie alongside [[Susan Blu]] and [[Flint Dille]].


In an interview with CNN Talk Asia Shin gave in 2007, the interviewer seems to incorrectly imply that Shin ''created'' the Transformers series from scratch. Shin's answer doesn't really connect to it, referring to things like animation designs and color codings instead.<ref name="shincnn">[http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/10/18/talkasia.nelsonshin/index.html CNN interview with Nelson Shin from 2007.]</ref>
In an interview with CNN Talk Asia Shin gave in 2007, the interviewer seems to incorrectly imply that Shin ''created'' the Transformers series from scratch. Shin's answer doesn't really connect to the point of the question, referring to things like animation designs and color codings instead.<ref name="shincnn">[http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/asiapcf/10/18/talkasia.nelsonshin/index.html CNN interview with Nelson Shin from 2007.]</ref>


== External links ==
== External links ==

Revision as of 22:43, 3 September 2009

Nelson Shin (申奈舜, b. 1939) is a South Korean animator and animation director. He was the producer of the original Transformers cartoon and the director of The Transformers: The Movie, and is the founder and owner of the Korean animation studio AKOM. It might not be a coincidence that animation duties of the cartoon were shifted more and more form Toei to AKOM as the series progressed.

More recently, he recorded a DVD commentary for the movie alongside Susan Blu and Flint Dille.

In an interview with CNN Talk Asia Shin gave in 2007, the interviewer seems to incorrectly imply that Shin created the Transformers series from scratch. Shin's answer doesn't really connect to the point of the question, referring to things like animation designs and color codings instead.[1]

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