Summary
David Kersey is an Oscar winning digital artist, now building the animation program at the New Design School in Northwest Arkansas. In Part One of our conversation with David, we learn about his early interest in the arts, how he fell in love with animation, and the stories of working with Sony and Disney on movies like Polar Express, Tangled, Ratatouille, and eventually winning an Oscar with Frozen.
Tune in to Part 2, where we talk about the New Design School, and everything that David has been working on since moving back to Arkansas in 2015. You can learn more about their programs at www.newdesignschool.org and say hello to them at @newds on Facebook, @newdesignschool on Twitter, and @newdesignschool on Instagram
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