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For animation lingo, I present a marked-up drawing from Richard Williams '[the guy who animated Roger Rabbit] essential "The Animator's Survival Kit" book:

OMG - This is hilarious! frankwu 2008

Chuck Jones: An Animator's Life from A to Z-Z-Z-Z is free, and worth a browse with your animaniacs!

Sarah Bowman: The Kids Off the Couch Guide for Families in LA: Cool Stuff for Smart Parents Sarah Bowman 2010

There's a greatly revealing pic in "The Animator's Survival Guide" under the topic of "does a horse move like an ostrich or a man?"

The Hind Leg James Gurney 2009

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"The Animator's Survival Kit", by Richard Williams Jeff Massie 2008

Obviously, a Director's Change is "the director changed his mind", while the Animator's Change is "redo it as it isn't right or just not good enough".

Sweatboxing... Hans Perk 2006

Crush is also the star of an interactive experience in an assigned-seat dinner restaurant called the Animator's Palate, working the room on huge video screens with other "Nemo"

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2011

Other attractions include a theatre for nightly shows of Broadway standard; half a dozen restaurants, including Animator's Palate, in which diners interact with a computer-generated turtle called Crush; a 3D cinema (Disney films only, of course); three swimming pools; a shopping mall; a spa and gym; Goofy (crazy) golf; a basketball court; nine bars; a nightclub called Evolution; and an "Arr-cade".

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2011

In the Animator's Palette, one of three large restaurants on-board, there are screens throughout showing underwater scenes and fish swimming lazily along.

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed ANDREW RYAN 2011

There are three main dining rooms, each with a different theme: Animator's Palate, Parrot Cay and Triton.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011

Dream: Passengers rotate among three main restaurants that are as much about showmanship as food, including one eatery Animator's Palate that transforms into an underwater wonderland where an animated Crush from the movie Finding Nemo talks with diners.

USATODAY.com News 2011