Takuma Hiroya

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Takuma Hiroya (born in June 10, 1970) is a Japanese-American director, animator, writer, voice-actor & producer, who has worked for Warner Bros. Japan & major animation studios of Japan & USA, including Cartoon Network Studios, Studio Trigger, Gainax, Production I.G, MAPPA, Williams Street, WB Animation and Titmouse Inc. He has also worked as producer and screenwriter on anime feature films.

His style has some combination of Japanese & American animation just like Genndy Tartakovsky, Hiroyuki Imaishi, Jouji Furuta, Glen Murakami, Derrick J Wyatt, Sunghoo Park, LeSean Thomas & Vinson Ngo, best frames of his animation, recognized by his figures, best storytelling for good morals and creating a good concept for the series.

Early life
Takuma Hiroya was born in 1970 in Nagoya, Japan at Nagoya City Jouhoku Hospital. His father is a American named Jackson Matthews while his mother is Japanese named Susuto Hiroya.

He studied in Friends School (Japan) in Minato, Japan from kindergarten to high school and graduated in 1980. He attended the Tokyo University of the Arts in Adachi, Tokyo and majored in. Later, he graduated from Tokyo University of the Arts in 1990.

Professional career
From 1991 to 1999, Takuma worked as key animator in Nerima, Tokyo. He worked for Artmic Co., Ltd & Madhouse Inc as a trainee, which was his first job in animation.

After moving to Burbank, California in 2000s, he worked for Cartoon Network Studios

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