We can always see the glamor in Cosplay, they are very attractive, but what is hidden behind their glamor? What efforts have they made to spread the cosplay culture to us? And how do cosplayers think about cosplay? In this regard, we interviewed a well-known coser, her name is Anna.
Q: How long have you been playing cosplay? During this time, do you feel any changes in yourself?
A：I have been in cosplay for more than seven years, almost 8 years. I have always regarded cosplay as one of my hobbies, and its the only one that I can persist for so long.
Q: Can you share some of your stories? And your opinion on cosplay!
A : The most impressive thing would be the tour shot, in the 2018 winter.In Jilin Rime Island at -4 degrees Fahrenheit, we started to make up before morning. The whole journey takes 6 hours. At that time, it was cold and shivering, and the wind was blowing!Our group has seven people including me, we took photos along the scene. Everyone was more or less injured, especially since the ice was too slippery and I accidentally fell down and rest at home for a week.Really, I would like to remind you guys who need to take cosplay photos. For the outdoor cos, Don’t find some dangerous, especially bad environment to cater to your role. Safety is the most important thing.
I like being coser. When I wear these clothes, I can feel new and powerful. Although there will be some different voices and incomprehensible eyes, I think we have different concepts, different experiences, different ideas, and different perspectives, you don’t have to understand but respect each other.
Q: Which character do you want to cosplay the most? And future filming plans!
A: Miyazono Kaori is the character I most hope for cosplaying, because April is your lie, it is an anime in which my boyfriend and I have a confirmed relationship. I bought costume before, but I was busy taking other cosplay photos, so didn’t start this plan for a long time. hope I can finish this set this year, so I won’t have any regrets.
Q: Do you want to say something to newcomers who like cosplay?
A: Cosplay is actually more difficult for newcomers because it needs to be considered from many aspects, so as to restore the characters to the animation characters.
Including costume modeling, hairstyle, props, etc. Therefore, you may feel a little difficult at the first attempt, but this is normal. At the same time, when you first time to try this role, will be more knowledge-blind areas involved. At this time, if you can get the help of the master coser, you will get a lot of harvest and experience, and you can also learn more about role-playing in the process.
In fact, many experienced people usually have a supportive and encouraging attitude toward the new coser, they will not pick out the problems in the role play, which will also give the new people more confidence.
I know her, my friend is her fan!
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