Masui, Souichi

Oh wow I randomly watched Scrapped Princess after Bunny Girl, didn't know it was same guy. Honestly he's a good director, did a great job on both. The issues I have with either are more on the script/planning side of things.

Well, Bunny Girl Senpai overall is not bad, but it feels kinda bland. While one obvious reason is the elimination of content from original LN to fit 5 vols into 13 eps definitely gonna destroy the story pacing, another major reason can be the lack of personal style from him. Other LN-adapted anime such as Re:Zero, OreGairu and Toradora also compress a lot of volumes into 1 or 2 seasons, yet they find their own ways to focus on the more important contents and make them shine. For Bunny Girl Senpai, especially the latter 3 arcs, I see nothing that mentally strikes me. (That Sakuta running in the rain scene can be one, but I don't get why he is so frustrated like that.)
Let's hope the movie adaptation can be more entertaining.

Nonetheless he is still better than the director of Persona 5 lul
Good luck CloverWorks

They are most certainly separate companies as of a few weeks ago. The owners of CloverWorks already said they're gonna try and separate themselves as a different entity. Get off your high horse and stop judging people, bunch of fakely critical cucklords.

Cloverworks and A-1 Pictures are sister companies owned by Aniplex you morons, they will have similar corporate culture and working as well even if they're separate. I swear, mal users are completely stupid in knowledgeable of the industry

I hope this guy drives Cloverworks out of the A1 factory and into a studio that doesn't destroy nearly every anime they animate (assuming he becomes a regular there). A good job on Bunny Girl so far.