Andrew
Principal Director
//FLAnime// Coterie
Architect
Joshua
Liaison
Coterie
Gamer
Ting
Associate
Coterie
Foodie
Mei
International
//FLAnime//
LGBT
Brock
Director
//FLAnime//
Otaku
Vera
Translation
//FLAnime//
Foodie
The Coterie Network badge is designed to represent the weaving of American and Japanese culture. The badge shows Japanese elements over a Rising Sun which sets above an outline of the United States with Japan on the east coast. The badge has a red tint on the east to represent a rising sun and eastern culture of japan that contrasts a blue tent to represent the setting sun and western culture of America. A weaving texture represents the interconnection of both cultures.
The //FLAnime// badge is designed to honor the traditional foundation and mission of our Coterie - Akihabara. Juxtapositioned to the right of our name is the word Akiba which is shorthand for Akihabara. Akiba gives identity to the city district covered in foreign characters with people walking the streets. At the foot of the walking path is the script for Akiba-Kei meaning Akihabara style. The blue background is designed to reflect the westernization of this culture.
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Andrew Snow
Founder and Owner
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Publications
It's more than just a few words! We post full point-of-view articles up to five document pages long to give some of the best insight into the events that we attend.
Photography
Our 108 megapixel cinema theme stills capture the vibe that shows event ambiance, cosplay, and general appeal in a way that a thousand words couldn't.
Videography
Our camera rig allows us to capture live cosplay competitions, panels, event ambiance, and conduct interviews at up to 400mbps 5K for the clearest looks at what people may have missed.
Analyitics
We create a dialogue that drafts analytical measurements of the event and connect as an avenue for feedback from vendors, artists, and guests to help improve future event occurrences.
