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Every time the studio has a new release, Pixar is continuously and rightfully praised for its outstanding films. Many times they’re even considered the best pictures of their respective years.
No Script posted this year. Sad Prospective animation writer is sad. 8(
I still think there’s a bias towards animated features. The general thought process for some is, ‘your movie isn’t live-action, you belong at ‘that table.’
I say they should at least have a lock for screenplay nomination.
I’m also pretty certain Pete Doctor will finally get his own Oscar this year.
It’s pretty amazing if it gets nominated for best cinematography, because as far as I’m aware no cartoon has ever received that nomination.
Winning that would, in a way, be more impressive than best film, because it would raise awareness of how much skill and expertise goes into creating visuals from the ground up.
Ricky Nierva has a better chance of winning Best Production Design than anything. And animation has never been nominated for Production Design before.
Less so for cinematography (let’s face it, if Wall-e and Ratatouille weren’t nominated, I doubt Up will, no matter how great it is). And, according to the dvd’s and making of stuff, cinematography at Pixar is actually very different than what a regular cinematographer would do. I don’t think there’s any way to compare it that way.
This is soooo exciting! I hope Up will do well at the Oscars! And at the Annies! (unlike how WALL•E did… boo!)
~=Lei
IMO… If movie studios can successfully campaign for their own pictures to be considered for prestigious award, then that greatly reduces the prestige of being nominated and/or winning.
But the studios have ALWAYS been able to campaign for the awards. The Oscars, for example, were begun by the studios, and they often required their employees to vote for their respective product. Block voting can no longer be required, and is far less pervasive.
The worst is the Golden Globs, voted on by a handful of foreign journalists who vote for films based on face time studios provided to them with the stars of the movies. It’s really ridiculous. The Oscar Nominations may be political, but the final votes for every award are cast by everyone in the academy.