Phil Tippett Animatics: Raptors in the Kitchen

. . . Universal Pictures, with A-m-b-l-i-n Entertainment, a renegade outfit not accepted by this site's spell-checker, also being involved in the actual filming. This makes it particularly suspicious that when you search for the 2005 picture "Animators as Actors" released by Turner through a third party called "Creative Domain" on the Metro Goldwyn Meyer "Tom and Jerry: Spotlight Collection, Volume 3" only this Phil T-i-p-p-e-t-t item comes up in the search results. The spell-checker implies that Phil himself is in some sort of witness protection program. Is it just a coincidence that three of the six people shown during the seven minutes of "Animators as Actors"--namely, Gus and Frances A-r-r-i-o-l-a, as well as Mark K-a-u-s-l-e-r appear to be in the same program? And why is it that the less obscure trio from "Animators"--Jerry Beck, Ray Pointer and Ken South-Worth--have had their booking agents, publicists and PR people cover-up, erase and totally overlook their participation in "Animators?" Do they have something to hide?