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Aclan Bates Büyüktürkoğlu (born June 25) is a Turkish / American screenwriter, producer, actor and director, == Life and career == A graduate of Hacettepe University, Theater Department of Ankara National Conservator, Aclan Bates later received an MA in Directing for Theatre and another in Theater Education. He was a leading actor and director for the Turkish National Theater in Ankara, directing Jean-Paul Sartre's ''The Flies'' and Bertolt Brecht's ''The Good Person of Szechwan''. After looking at the world through the lens of a camera, he decided that directing film could be far more exciting than working on the stage. To that end, Aclan moved to California and completed an MFA in Film Directing at the American Film Institute. He won Best Short at the Ankara International Film Festival with his thesis film, "Condemned. (Suclu) " The Turkish National Theater then invited him to direct their entry to the Black Sea Coast International Theater Festival. Aclan undertook a musical adaptation of George Orwell's ''Animal Farm'', receiving critical acclaim and an invitation to open the fall theater season with the production at Ankara's Grand Theater. His stage adaptation of Franz Kafka's ''The Trial'' at Write Act Repertory received rave reviews in Los Angeles, a daring and unique project. Aclan directed the first Turkish film, (Broken Angel (Melegin Sirlari) ), which was shot in Los Angeles Hollywood. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Aclan Bates」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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