Animation Industry Podcast 47: Animator Joseph Karwal on How He Got Into Calarts
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Published 2020-01-12
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*His top 5 tips for producing student films that get noticed
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More about Joseph Karwal:
About to graduate from the Character Animation program at CalArts, Joey Karwal went on exchange to study animation at Gobelins L'Ecole De L'Image last year where he helped with the film Blind Eye, and is general is doing pretty okay.
*Follow Joey on Instagram: www.instagram.com/jo_karts/
*Check out Joey’s portfolio: www.joeykarwal.tumblr.com/