Showing posts with label #author. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #author. Show all posts

Friday, October 1, 2021

D. J. Steinberg, children's author

David Steinberg was a film student at Northwestern University in Chicago and worked for Don Bluth where he eventually became an assistant director and soon started moving up in the business. He became a successful animation producer for Disney and Nickelodeon. On the side, he became more interested in writing rhyming stories for kids which eventually lead to him becoming his alter ego, D. J. Steinberg, as an author of the "Here I Come" book series for children.

Please enjoy several readings of his children's books, including his latest Hanukkah and Christmas Holiday books.

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Tuesday, September 21, 2021

Upcoming Interviews

Working on several new interviews on the Animateducated YouTube channel and wanted to let you know they are up and running.

The first is an interview with Alfredo Cassano, who animated Jesper in Klaus. Alfredo and I teach online at CG Spectrum and I reached out to interview him and find out more about his animation background.


The next upcoming interview is with David Steinberg aka D. J. Steinberg who has become a Children's book author with 25 books written and still going. David came from Animation production where he worked for Don Bluth, at Disney Animation and recent at Nickelodeon.


In this interview, he explains what its like to write Children's books, work with illustrators and reads some of his published works. Now if I can just get his dog Oscar back to him, everything will be fine.  

Thank you to all the new people who have subscribed to Animateducated on YouTube; we just hit 578 subscribers! More interviews and animated things to come! Thanks again for watching and helping this blog/channel grow.