The word “animator” comes from the Latin word “animator,” which means “animator.” The word “animation” comes from the Latin word “animatio,” which means “animation.”
The original meaning of the word “animator” referred to someone who brings life or movement to something. In the early 20th century, the word began to be used more specifically to refer to someone who creates and produces animated films or television shows. The word “animation” originally referred to the act of giving life or movement to something. In the early 20th century, the word began to be used more specifically to refer to the art of creating and producing animated films or television shows.
Over time, the meanings of both “animator” and “animation” have evolved to refer specifically to the art of creating and producing animated films or television shows. However, the root of both words, “anim,” which means “life” or “movement,” remains the same.