0 someone who makes animated films, drawings, models, etc.: --
Walt Disney is the most famous animator of feature-length films.
Their visits need to be enriched by educational material at the theatre or gallery, by specialist animators holding education sessions and by material they study before and afterwards.
It is quite reasonable to reason in terms of characters rather than in terms of individual pictures, since this is how a conventional animator reasons about lengths of film.
Many of the problems faced by animators are similar to those faced by software engineers working on large systems within a computing environment and using tools that are quite cumbersome.
Yet in proposing the extension of basic reading services into multi-media cultural centres mixing oral, visual and written material facilitated by ' information animators ', there is a danger of over-sophistication.
In contrast, the claimed distinction between animator, author, and principal is always present in irony, because the impossibility of the world invoked calls the sincerity of the speaker into question.
He becomes, then, the "animator" of the word to be spoken - and somehow its "author" too, since he was not present in the meeting with the king.
Once a model appears to be acceptable the plan stepper and plan animator, with the associated internal planners, can be used to further dynamically check the model.
As graphic engines deliver faster processing speeds, it is the labour of the animator which is becoming the critical factor in the cost of computer animation.
