Figure 1. Artificial life modeling and the computer graphic animation modeling hierarchy.

Linda Deravin, S. Wells Dreamworks, Tim Bancroft, Andrew Stanton, Eric Darnell, Walt Disney Productions, Steve Hickner, Paul O. Verhoeven(Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1), Walt Disney, Barry M. Cook, John Lasseter, Taylor T. Johnson(Vanderbilt University), Malte Elson(University of Bern), Roger Allers, Robert Allen, Disney Productions, M. Dippé, Tristar Pictures, Productions, Batman Returns, R. Harlin, Ronald Rodríguez(Unknown), Richard Clements, Brian E. Chapman, T. Burton, Rob Minkoff

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January 1, 1999

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