Hiroyuki Ishidō is a Japanese episode director who directed multiple installments of the original Neon Genesis Evangelion television series under series creator Hideaki Anno.
Ishidō served as episode director on five installments of Neon Genesis Evangelion, including He Was Aware That He Was Still a Child, working from screenplays credited to Hideaki Anno and Akio Satsukawa to translate the series' scripts into finished animation.
Hiroyuki Ishidō served as episode director on five installments of Neon Genesis Evangelion, including the episode He Was Aware That He Was Still a Child. He worked under series creator Hideaki Anno to bring the show's scripts to the screen.
Ishidō worked from screenplays credited to Hideaki Anno and Akio Satsukawa, translating their scripts into finished animation. That writer and episode director split was typical of how Neon Genesis Evangelion's television production was organized.
Outside Evangelion, Ishidō has directed episodes for other anime television productions, including The Melody of Oblivion, Yamato Takeru and Speed Racer 2000.
Hiroyuki Ishidō is a Japanese episode director best known for his work on the original Neon Genesis Evangelion television series under creator Hideaki Anno. He has also directed episodes for other anime productions beyond the franchise.
An episode director like Hiroyuki Ishidō takes screenplays, in his case scripts credited to Hideaki Anno and Akio Satsukawa, and translates them into finished animation for a specific episode. Ishidō filled that role across five installments of Neon Genesis Evangelion's original television run.

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