Pierson High School Offer Students New Art Animation Pilot Program

Pierson High School recently announced that they will be offering a new art animation pilot program to students.

The eight-week, after-school program is run by the Good School located in Brooklyn and provides student-artists with the opportunity to use their art skills to create stop-motion films using professional equipment.

During each two-hour, hands-on session, students bring their sculptures and paintings to life by learning and employing techniques associated with film animation.

“Stop motion animation is an amazing vehicle for students to use their basic art skills while incorporating technology,” Emily Brink, co-founder of the Good School, said.

Photo Caption: Pierson High School students work on their animation projects as part of the Good School workshop.

Photo courtesy of the Sag Harbor School District

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