Gorô Miyazaki(II)
- Director
- Cinematographer
- Art Department
Graduated from Shinshu University, Faculty of Agriculture, Goro
Miyazaki started his career as a construction consultant, and he
designed parks or public institutions. Because his father, Hayao
Miyazaki, is a world-famous filmmaker, he always had complex feeling
towards his father. He decided not to work for anything related to
animation, to avid to be compared with Hayao. However, the turning
point came to his life in 1990s, which was the new project of
construction of Studio Ghibli Museum in Mitaka, Tokyo. He was in charge
of the whole design of the museum, and became the first Managing
Director. While Hayao was filming "Hauru no ugoku shiro", Toshio
Suzuki, the producer, decided to let Goro direct the next Ghibli movie
since he was impressed by Goro's talent of making decisions quickly and
properly, and his ability to draw pictures. Therefore he directed "Gedo
Senki", which is the first step of his career in the animated movie
industry.