Monthly Archives: January 2010
Two factors to think about: No matter how highly acclaimed an actress’s performance may be, it’s worth considering how many — or how few — readers or voters have had a chance to see them. If anyone thinks Oscar voters see as many movies as Awards Daily readers, then why do AMPAS members have trouble thinking of 10 titles for Best Picture on their...
Rob Y has compiled the ballot tallies and gives us this explanation: The ballots were tabulated using the preferential balloting process as well as the surplus rule as described by Steve Pond at the Wrap. I have detailed the preferential balloting and the surplus rule as it applies to Original Screenplay here. So here are the results. First round percentages are indicated...
I’ll start with a comment by one of the readers: The Blind Side, Invictus, and A Single Man haven‚Äôt had their UK releases yet, therefore are ineligible. This isn‚Äôt rocket science guys. Of course An Education was going to be nominated for everything- that‚Äôs what the ‚ÄùB‚Äù in BAFTAS is there for. Right, we knew that going in, didn’t...
Avatar, The Hurt Locker and An Education lead the BAFTA contenders with 8 nominations each. Also tapped for best picture are Precious and Up in the Air. BEST FILM AVATAR James Cameron, Jon Landau AN EDUCATION Amanda Posey, Finola Dwyer THE HURT LOCKER Nominees TBC PRECIOUS: BASED ON THE NOVEL PUSH BY SAPPHIRE Lee Daniels, Sarah Siegel-Magness, Gary Magness UP IN THE AIR...
Avatar Re-recording Mixers: Chris Boyes Gary Summers Andy Nelson Production Mixer: Tony Johnson, CAS District 9 Re-recording Mixers: Michael Hedges Gilbert Lake Production Mixer: Ken Saville The Hurt Locker Re-recording Mixers: Paul N.J. Ottosson Production Mixer: Ray Beckett Star Trek Re-recording Mixers: Andy Nelson Anna Behlmer Production Mixer: Peter J. Devlin, CAS Transformers:...
