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they could survive and keep all the
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talents they had spent years to gather, while making some money.
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<img class="left-pic zoom-this" src="samples/steve-jobs/pics/20.jpg" width="172">
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For all that, work on “artistic” movies did not stop: the team’s Tin Toy got an
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Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 1988, and the following year, Lasseter earned critical acclaim for his short Luxo Jr. at the SIGGRAPH
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convention. Steve allowed for the animation department to continue such work because the prestige could be used for selling more PICs — although,
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ironically, Pixar only made one short movie on their computer in their entire history: Red’s Dream (in 1987).
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<p>
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However, sales of Pixar Image Computers were still extremely
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disappointing. On April 30 1990, Steve Jobs announced he was shutting down all of the company’s
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