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Showing posts with label 83rd Annual Academy Awards Winners. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 2, 2011

Flim Editing

The Social Network 

Angus Wall and Kirk Baxter
A Columbia Pictures Production

Harvard undergraduate Mark Zuckerberg develops a computer program that will eventually become the phenomenally successful social networking site, Facebook. Yet Zuckerberg's lack of social skills in the world outside of the virtual realm in which he excels, leaves him with a trail of broken relationships and questionable ethical choices.







BEST DIRECTOR

BEST DIRECTOR

The King's Speech

Plagued since childhood by a paralyzing stammer, the future King George VI of England has given up hope of finding a cure for his impediment. His concerned wife urges him to seek the help of an iconoclastic Australian speech therapist, Lionel Logue, who insists on a level of familiarity with his new patient that the royal prince is loath to permit.
Tom Hooper

Thank You Speech 
Wow, thank you to all the members of the Academy. This is an extraordinary honor. I'd like to congratulate my fellow nominees, Darren, David, David, Joel, and Ethan. Your work this year has been extraordinary. I'm honored to be nominated alongside you. Thank you to my wonderful actors. The triangle of man love which is Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush, and me. I'm only here because of you guys and Helena, I hope that reference doesn't make you too jealous. Thank you to all my cast, to my wonderful crew, to my producers, Iain, Gareth, and Emile, to David Seidler, whose extraordinary journey from childhood stammerer to the stage of the Kodak I find so profoundly moving. Most of all, thank you to my parents, my mum and dad, who are in the audience tonight. And I know there's been a lot of thanking of mums, but this is slightly different because my mum in 2007 was invited by some Australian friends, she's Australian in London, to a fringe theater play reading of an unproduced, unrehearsed play called "The King's Speech." Now she's never been invited to a play reading in her entire life before, she almost didn't go because it didn't sound exactly promising, but thank God she did because she came home, rang me up and said, "Tom, I think I found your next film." So with this tonight, I honor you, and the moral of the story is listen to your mother.




CINEMATOGRAPHY WINNER

Cinematography

Inception

Dom Cobb is an expert at a particular type of corporate espionage known as extraction, in which he inserts himself into his targets' dreams, gains their trust, and learns their secrets. One final job may allow him to leave his dangerous profession, but it involves the seemingly impossible task of implanting ideas in his subject rather than extracting them.






Monday, February 28, 2011

ART DIRECTION WINNER

Alice in Wonderland


When Alice, now 19, flees the scene of her impending marriage to an obnoxious aristocrat, she follows a rabbit down a hole and finds herself once again in the Wonderland she remembers as a childhood dream. There, she reencounters the strange beings she met on her first visit and discovers that they have been awaiting her return.

Best Picture

Best Picture

Plagued since childhood by a paralyzing stammer, the future King George VI of England has given up hope of finding a cure for his impediment. His concerned wife urges him to seek the help of an iconoclastic Australian speech therapist, Lionel Logue, who insists on a level of familiarity with his new patient that the royal prince is loath to permit.



Best Actor


Actor in a Leading Role

Colin Firth 
Colin Firth plays King George VI, the British monarch who seeks help from a speech therapist for his severe stammer.


Best Actress

Actress in a Leading Role  

Natalie Portman
As Nina Sayers, Natalie Portman plays a young ballerina whose precarious mental state begins to disintegrate when she is cast in the role of the Swan Queen.


Best Animated Feature

 
Animated Feature Film

Toy Story 3

As Andy prepares to leave for college, his toys face an uncertain future now that the little boy who played with them is growing up. Their problems seem to be solved when they are donated to a local day care center, but the reality of their new life proves to be quite different from what they had expected.




Best Supporting Actor

Actor in a Supporting Role


Christian Bale
Christian Bale plays Dicky Eklund, a former fighter now managing the career of his younger brother, Micky.


Best Supporting Actress

Actress in a Supporting Role

Melissa Leo


As Alice Ward, Melissa Leo plays a selfish and controlling woman who is harming her son's chance to become a successful fighter.

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