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This document discusses tools and equipment used in traditional animation. It provides descriptions of common hand tools like animation tables, light boxes, line testers, and photocopiers. It also lists digital tools like computers, cameras, and animation software. Templates are provided as examples to illustrate key tools like animation paper, field guides, bar sheets, model sheets, and storyboards. The document aims to outline the basic tools animators use to plan, draw, and produce animated content.
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