Yasuhiro Yoshiura
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Yasuhiro Yoshiura (吉浦 康裕 Yoshiura Yasuhiro) is a Japanese writer and director of animated short films. Born in 1980 in Hokkaido, and raised in Fukuoka, he graduated from Kyushu University's Faculty of Design (formerly Kyushu Institute of Design) in 2003. He moved to Tokyo following the release of his critically acclaimed film Pale Cocoon in 2006. Yoshiura's production company is called Studio Rikka. He often also provides the voice of a minor character in his works. In December 2011, Yoshiura announced a new anime film named Sakasama no Patema (サカサマのパテマ).[1]
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[edit] Works
- Aquatic Language (水のコトバ Mizu no Kotoba) (2002, 9 min.)
- Pale Cocoon (ペイル・コクーン) (2006, 23 min.)
- Time of Eve (イヴの時間) (July 31, 2008 – September 19, 2009)
- Kikumana (6 min.)
[edit] Awards
- 2001: Japan Digital Animation Festival 2001, Award Winner
- 2002: NHK's Digital Stadium TV program, Yuichi Ito Selected Work
- 2002: DoGA 14th CG Anime Contest, Award Winner
- 2002: Ars Electronica 2002, Honorary Mention (other award recipients included DreamWorks' The Time Machine)
- 2003: 6th Japan Media Arts Festival, selected work
- 2003: Tokyo International Anime Fair 2003, Outstanding Anime Award (other award recipients included Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex by Production I.G)
- 2003: DoGA 15th CG Anime Contest, Work Award
- 2003: Broadband Art & Contents Award Japan, Visual Contents Outstanding Work Award
- 2006: Nihonbashi Eizosai, Outstanding Work Award
- 2006: Sapporo Short Fest, Screenplay Award
- 2006: Tokyo International Film Festival, invited work
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Yasuhiro Yoshiura at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia
- (Japanese) Official website
- Official Time of Eve website
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