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Ashkan Rahgozar | |
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| Born | Ashkan Rahgozar 12 April 1986 Tehran, Iran. |
| Occupation(s) | Director, animator, film producer |
| Board member of | Hoorakhsh Studio |
Ashkan Rahgozar (born 12 April 1986 in Tehran, Iran) [1] is an Iranian author, director and filmmaker of multiple Animation movies. He is founder and chief executive of Hoorakhsh Studios. [2]
In 1999, Ashkan started his professional career in Saba Animation Centre and in 2004 he established his own animation production studio, Hoorakhsh 7th Sky. Along with a team of young artists, they produced multiple 2D computer animation both for promotion and commercial purpose. Since then, he has concentrated on writing and directing short and feature animation. [3]
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