History

Dennis Kerr and Erin Rosenthal began working collaboratively for Mattel, Inc. in the late 80's, using computer animation. Their experience developing graphic prototypes and models led them to form their own partnership in 1990.

Moving into educational television production, Kerr and Rosenthal provided the graphics for a show that won a New Media InVision Award for Children's Enrichment . Shortly thereafter, they joined a gaming company to provide computer graphics for the popular X-men™ Sega® cartridge. Their exceptional products won them their next job designing and programming titles for Educational Insights, for whom they produced the award winning GeoSafari® title.

GeoSafari, an enormous innovative multimedia project, introduced the partners to Macromedia tools and that company's brightest minds. Collaboration was in order as the multimedia world stood at the edge of the abyss separating digital tools from more compelling digital productions. Joining Kerr and Rosenthal in the leap were Nick Roberts and Steve Glovsky.

With an experienced management and production team in place, RKG Interactive attracted attention from larger companies with very complex needs. As a result of their high-quality customer service and outstanding project management, the company was chosen to create multimedia projects for Nissan, PacifiCare, Remedy and other Fortune 500 firms.

With each new project, RKG Interactive welcomed additional talent to their staff, expanding the company's technical and creative abilities, with graphic artists, sound engineers, educators and training specialists. RKG Interactive now reflects the culmination of over ten years of experience by deeply dedicated and skilled individuals.