Very good point. Aviation is awesome in that sense - accident investigations are focused on understanding what happened, and preventing re-occurence. Allocating blame or punishment are not part of it, at least in enlightened jurisdictions.
Furthermore, a lot of individual error's are seen in an institutionalised "systems" framework - given that people invariably will make mistakes, how can we set up the environment/institutions/systems so that errors are not catastrophic.
Not sure how that applies to movie animation, to be honest, but not primarily looking for whom to blame was certainly a very good move.
Furthermore, a lot of individual error's are seen in an institutionalised "systems" framework - given that people invariably will make mistakes, how can we set up the environment/institutions/systems so that errors are not catastrophic.
Not sure how that applies to movie animation, to be honest, but not primarily looking for whom to blame was certainly a very good move.