Thank you! Sensei goes over to study the 
production flow chart carefully.

I wonder: is the voice recording done 
after the animation or before?  My 
recollection of "The Making of Beauty and the 
Beast" was that the voice track was done between 
the storyboarding and the the key animation, and 
that the voice actors were videotaped so that the 
character designers could get ideas from their 
facial expressions.  Plus Disney has often used 
voice actors like Nathan Lane and Robin Williams 
who are notorious ad-libbers.

(On the other hand, isn't the Robin Williams 
character in "Mrs Doubtfire" fired from his job 
as a voice actor because he has trouble lip-
synching pre-produced animation footage of a 
bluebird who's smoking a cigarette?)