
Rob Taylor
Rob Taylor was born on April 22, 1982 in Westminster, California, USA. He is a director, actor and writer, known for Neil Stryker and the Tyrant of Time (2017), Evil Cult(2003) and MoonPi (2012).
![]() Rob TaylorRob Taylor was born on April 22, 1982 in Westminster, California, USA. He is a director, actor and writer, known for Neil Stryker and the Tyrant of Time (2017), Evil Cult(2003) and MoonPi (2012). |
![]() Kazuya TsurumakiKazuya Tsurumaki is a japaneese anime director born in Gosen in 1966. He worked for Gainax Animation for a long time. He directed the first half of the ending of Evangelion in 1997and is currently working on the special Rebuild of Evangelion. In 2017 he directed The Dragon Dentist. |
Brian TseBrian Tse is the original author, producer and creative director of the famous animal character McDull. Since 1997, Tse started the production of McDull animation TV series. In 2001, he produced the most successful Hong Kong made feature animation My Life as McDull. In 2004, he produced the second McDull movie, McDull, Prince de la Bun. His third feature McDull, The Alumni (2006) combined animation with live motion pictures. The forth feature McDull, Kung Fu Kindergarten (2009) was a humorous martial arts animation movie incorporating Chinese culture. |
![]() Atsushi TakeuchiBorn in 1965, Atsushi Takeuchi has become famous as anime mechanical designer for the studio Production I.G, where he worked on various movies by Mamoru Oshii, such as Avalon (2001), Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence (2004) and The Sky Crawlers (2008). In 2007 he collaborated to the CG films Vexille and Appleseed: Ex Machina, and to the TV series Reideen. In the USA, he took part to the making of the animated series of Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008). As helmer, he directed the tenth short by Ani-Kuri (2007) for the Japanese television channel NHK. Films shown at FFF |
![]() Ben TimlettBorn in London, Ben Timlett degreed a master in archeology from the University of Reading and he is currently completing a feature film with Bill Jones Theatre of Dreams. Films shown at FFF |