Here's a Wes Anderson interview, covering both the Darjeeling Limited and Fantastic Mr. Fox
How involved are you in the actual animation process?
WA: My job is first to write the script, and then to record and edit the voices. And then I'm responsible for designing the environment and I have an art director I'm working with on that, costume designers and character designers. There are different people who are in charge of these departments. And then I work on planning the shots and the storyboards. There's a guy named Marc Gustavson who's the director of animation, and he's the one who really will take this puppets and make them seem alive and he oversees a team of animators. So I have my own ideas about what to do there, but he brings a great deal of experience into that and he's really the guy who's in charge when the puppets start moving around.
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Do you see yourself mainly as a novelist?
I feel that I am a scholar who only with the left hand writes novels.
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