Close..
377' x 16 frames= 6,032 frames.
Film is literally 16 frames per 12 inches when measured.
Some images are held for 2 frames, some for 1 frame. The number of total drawings then, about 4,200. Roughs first, final roughs, and redrawn completely hey the Clean-up drawings. 10,500 pieces of paper?

Uh, I'm pretty sure this is all real.

Young people be like; "That's B&W, I'm not gonna watch that".🥹

It seems to be,
"Don't be a Sucker"

Errr, not the people commenting on this post.
And not "all".

Agreed

Americans can't admit it, but Putin is the real leader. He's drooling as he watches this directive become reality. 🤤

It seems magical

Assistants basically rough inbetweened shots. Or sections of some shots. So it would be difficult to quantify a quota. The records would show what they worked on....

Nice guy.

Yes, he was an assistant in the film.

There were around 40 animators on the film.

Yes, the directors felt it slowed the chase to a "stop"....

Yes, thank you.
The directors felt that it slowed down the chase sequence too much. Once they decided to truncate the shot I gave it to another animator to change it. I disliked re-doing animation...🧐

No I've not seen her before...

Garbage with feet

Mm, I'm not sure who did most of the Gaston scenes..
It's a good one though.

Yes, when supervising a character i usually didn't want to animate any others in the scenes, feeling that I didn't have a full understanding of the other characters. I wanted to focus on creating a strong performance throughout the film, with my team..and to animate as much of the character myself.🤓

Acting is generally one character reacting to another. So we decide on who is leading the action in a shot.
i.e. When he grabs the book, she reacts. So we did a sketch of Belle's location when he grabs book, then Andreas roughed out Gaston. I roughed Belle.
Upon Director approval we finished shot.