It's usually in Applications > Utilities. However, on a Mac you'll need to find version 7 of the QuickTime Player (even with QT 10.0 and later, you can keep the old QT7 player around just for this). The "Pro" version of Apple's QuickTime Player can be used to do this (on either Macintosh or Windows). This isn't all that hard, but it will require some software help. Now you need to put them together into a movie. You end up with a folder like the one shown below (results of a Kerkythea animation rendering), full of of frames. SketchUp can make a movie file of your animation, but Kerkythea and V-Ray simply save each frame as it is rendered, giving them sequential numerical names.
TAPESTRY: The Art of Representation and Abstraction From Frames to Movie
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