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From: ph@degas.Berkeley.EDU (Paul Heckbert)
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Subject: Re: The Computer Animation Show
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Date: 23 Feb 88 00:11:48 GMT
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In article <5275@well.UUCP> ewhac@well.UUCP (Leo 'Bols Ewhac' Schwab) writes:
>	Pixar's works are _Red's Dream_ and _Luxo Jr._.  _Red's Dream_ was
>their 1987 SIGGRAPH submission, and Luxo was for 1986.  Both of them were
>created by John Lasseter (sp?), an ex-Disney animator.  Someone at Pixar may
>wish to clarify or expand on this information.  (You listening, Craig?)

Here's more info on Luxo Jr. and Red's Dream:

Luxo Jr. was created primarily by:
    John Lasseter: concept, animation, modeling
    Bill Reeves: modeling, shadow software
    Eben Ostby: modeling, lamp animation software
    Sam Leffler: rendering, logistics
    four CCI computers
	
Red's Dream was created primarily by:
    John Lasseter: dream sequence, animation, modeling
    Bill Reeves: rainy street scene modeling & software
    Eben Ostby: bike shop modeling, software
    H.B. Siegel: dream sequence modeling & rendering
    many Pixar Image Computers and three CCI computers

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Paul Heckbert, CS grad student (also of Pixar)
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