Links

Wicked Sunshine:
http://www.WickedSunshine.com/

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Museums

University Of British Columbia - Museum Of Anthropology
http://www.MOA.UBC.ca/

Museum Of Natural History, New York
http://www.AMNH.org/

Chicago
http://www.Blank.com/

Seattle Art Museum
http://www.SeattleArtMuseum.org/

Burke Museum
http://www.Washington.edu/burkemuseum/

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National Film Board Of Canada
http://www.NFB.ca

Totem: The Return Of The G'psgolox Pole [NFB 2003, directed and written by Gil Cardinal]
http://www.NFB.ca/totem/film.html

The Haisla Totem Pole Repatriation Project
A project of Ecotrust Canada, Kitamaat Village Council and the Swedish National Museum of Ethnograpy
http://www.HaislaTotem.org/

Na Na Kila
Na na kila is a non profit charitable society working for the Haisla Nation in Kitamaat Village, and now working on the Haisla Totem and Cultural Centre Project.
http://www.Nanakila.ca/

Ecotrust Canada
Ecotrust Canada works to promote the emergence of a conservation economy in the coastal temperate rainforest of British Columbia.
http://www.EcotrustCan.org/

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Animation Process Information

I could write explanations of the process or simply link to descriptions by two of the best studios in the world:

Pixar's "How We Make A Movie"
http://www.Pixar.com/howwedoit/index.html
'You can't rush art.'
Films go through four stages: development, creating the storyline; pre-production, addressing technical challenges; production, making the film; and post-production, "polishing" the final product.
I believe they forgot the starting stage before their four stages that includes the conception (the desire to develop an idea ) and finding the means to make it happen (contacts, resources and funding).

Wild Brain's "How To Produce CG [Computer Graphics]"
http://www.WildBrain.com/about_us/howto_cg.html

Wild Brain's "How To Produce Cel [Animation]"
http://www.WildBrain.com/about_us/howto_cel.html