List of Oscar Winners

February 7, 2022February 6, 2020 by George K. Franklin

Oscars

The Academy Awards, also known as Oscars, are awards given annually since 1929 by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS). These aim to reward the personalities and movies that stood out in the previous year in the most diverse categories in the film industry.

All-time Oscars winners

The following list shows all Academy Award Winners from the first edition in 1929 to the most recent one. This list presents both the winners of Awards of Merit and Honorary Awards. For each winner, the category is also presented.

Edition	Year	Category [source]	Winner [source]
1	1927-1928	Actor	Emil Jannings
1	1927-1928	Actress	Janet Gaynor
1	1927-1928	Art Direction	William Cameron Menzies
1	1927-1928	Cinematography	Charles Rosher
1	1927-1928	Cinematography	Karl Struss
1	1927-1928	Directing (Comedy Picture)	Lewis Milestone
1	1927-1928	Directing (Dramatic Picture)	Frank Borzage
1	1927-1928	Engineering Effects	Roy Pomeroy
1	1927-1928	Outstanding Picture	Paramount Famous Lasky
1	1927-1928	Special Award	To Charles Chaplin, for acting, writing, directing and producing The Circus .
1	1927-1928	Special Award	To Warner Bros., for producing The Jazz Singer , the pioneer outstanding talking picture, which has revolutionized the industry.
1	1927-1928	Unique and Artistic Picture	Fox
1	1927-1928	Writing (Adaptation)	Benjamin Glazer
1	1927-1928	Writing (Original Story)	Ben Hecht
1	1927-1928	Writing (Title Writing)	Joseph Farnham
2	1928-1929	Actor	Warner Baxter
2	1928-1929	Actress	Mary Pickford
2	1928-1929	Art Direction	Cedric Gibbons
2	1928-1929	Cinematography	Clyde De Vinna
2	1928-1929	Directing	Frank Lloyd
2	1928-1929	Outstanding Picture	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
2	1928-1929	Writing	Hans Kraly
3	1929-1930	Actor	George Arliss
3	1929-1930	Actress	Norma Shearer
3	1929-1930	Art Direction	King of Jazz
3	1929-1930	Cinematography	With Byrd at the South Pole
3	1929-1930	Directing	Lewis Milestone
3	1929-1930	Outstanding Production	All Quiet on the Western Front
3	1929-1930	Sound Recording	The Big House
3	1929-1930	Writing	The Big House
4	1930-1931	Actor	Lionel Barrymore
4	1930-1931	Actress	Marie Dressler
4	1930-1931	Art Direction	Cimarron
4	1930-1931	Cinematography	Tabu
4	1930-1931	Directing	Skippy
4	1930-1931	Outstanding Production	Cimarron
4	1930-1931	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To DuPONT FILM MANUFACTURING CORP. and EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for super-sensitive panchromatic film.
4	1930-1931	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC., RCA-PHOTOPHONE, INC. and RKO RADIO PICTURES, INC., for noise reduction recording equipment.
4	1930-1931	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To FOX FILM CORP. for effective use of synchro-projection composite photography.
4	1930-1931	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC. for moving coil microphone transmitters.
4	1930-1931	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RCA-PHOTOPHONE, INC. for ribbon microphone transmitters.
4	1930-1931	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RKO RADIO PICTURES, INC. for reflex type microphone concentrators.
4	1930-1931	Sound Recording	Paramount Publix Studio Sound Department
4	1930-1931	Writing (Adaptation)	Cimarron
4	1930-1931	Writing (Original Story)	The Dawn Patrol
5	1931-1932	Actor	Fredric March
5	1931-1932	Actor	Wallace Beery
5	1931-1932	Actress	Helen Hayes
5	1931-1932	Art Direction	Transatlantic
5	1931-1932	Cinematography	Shanghai Express
5	1931-1932	Directing	Bad Girl
5	1931-1932	Outstanding Production	Grand Hotel
5	1931-1932	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To TECHNICOLOR MOTION PICTURE CORP. for its color cartoon process.
5	1931-1932	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for its Type II-B Sensitometer.
5	1931-1932	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Flowers and Trees
5	1931-1932	Short Subject (Comedy)	The Music Box
5	1931-1932	Short Subject (Novelty)	Wrestling Swordfish
5	1931-1932	Sound Recording	Paramount Publix Studio Sound Department
5	1931-1932	Special Award	To Walt Disney for the creation of "Mickey Mouse."
5	1931-1932	Writing (Adaptation)	Bad Girl
5	1931-1932	Writing (Original Story)	The Champ
6	1932-1933	Actor	Charles Laughton
6	1932-1933	Actress	Katharine Hepburn
6	1932-1933	Art Direction	Cavalcade
6	1932-1933	Assistant Director	Charles Barton (Paramount)
6	1932-1933	Assistant Director	Charles Dorian (Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer)
6	1932-1933	Assistant Director	Dewey Starkey (RKO Radio)
6	1932-1933	Assistant Director	Fred Fox (United Artists)
6	1932-1933	Assistant Director	Gordon Hollingshead (Warner Bros.)
6	1932-1933	Assistant Director	Scott Beal (Universal)
6	1932-1933	Assistant Director	William Tummel (Fox)
6	1932-1933	Cinematography	A Farewell to Arms
6	1932-1933	Directing	Cavalcade
6	1932-1933	Outstanding Production	Cavalcade
6	1932-1933	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC. for their wide range recording and reporducing system.
6	1932-1933	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To RCA-VICTOR COMPANY, INC. for their high-fidelity recording and reproducing system.
6	1932-1933	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FOX FILM CORPORATION, FRED JACKMAN and WARNER BROS. PICTURES, INC., and SIDNEY SANDERS of RKO Studios, Inc., for their development and effective use of the translucent cellulose screen in composite photography.
6	1932-1933	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Three Little Pigs
6	1932-1933	Short Subject (Comedy)	So This Is Harris
6	1932-1933	Short Subject (Novelty)	Krakatoa
6	1932-1933	Sound Recording	A Farewell to Arms
6	1932-1933	Writing (Adaptation)	Little Women
6	1932-1933	Writing (Original Story)	One Way Passage
7	1934	Actor	Clark Gable
7	1934	Actress	Claudette Colbert
7	1934	Art Direction	The Merry Widow
7	1934	Assistant Director	Viva Villa!
7	1934	Cinematography	Cleopatra
7	1934	Directing	It Happened One Night
7	1934	Film Editing	Eskimo
7	1934	Music (Scoring)	One Night of Love
7	1934	Music (Song)	The Gay Divorcee
7	1934	Outstanding Production	It Happened One Night
7	1934	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC. for their development of the Vertical Cut Disc Method of recording sound for motion pictures (hill and dale recording).
7	1934	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To BELL AND HOWELL COMPANY for their development of the Bell and Howell Fully Automatic Sound and Picture Printer.
7	1934	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To COLUMBIA PICTURES CORPORATION for their application of the Vertical Cut Disc Method (hill and dale recording) to actual studio production, with their recording of the sound on the picture One Night of Love .
7	1934	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Tortoise and the Hare
7	1934	Short Subject (Comedy)	La Cucaracha
7	1934	Short Subject (Novelty)	City of Wax
7	1934	Sound Recording	One Night of Love
7	1934	Special Award	To Shirley Temple, in grateful recognition of her outstanding contribution to screen entertainment during the year 1934.
7	1934	Writing (Adaptation)	It Happened One Night
7	1934	Writing (Original Story)	Manhattan Melodrama
8	1935	Actor	Victor McLaglen
8	1935	Actress	Bette Davis
8	1935	Art Direction	The Dark Angel
8	1935	Assistant Director	The Lives of a Bengal Lancer
8	1935	Cinematography	A Midsummer Night's Dream
8	1935	Dance Direction	Dave Gould
8	1935	Directing	The Informer
8	1935	Film Editing	A Midsummer Night's Dream
8	1935	Music (Scoring)	The Informer
8	1935	Music (Song)	Gold Diggers of 1935
8	1935	Outstanding Production	Mutiny on the Bounty
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To AGFA ANSCO CORPORATION for their development of the Agfa infra-red film.
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for their development of the Eastman Pola-Screen.
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DOUGLAS SHEARER and METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for their automatic control system for cameras and sound recording machines and auxiliary stage equipment.
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC. for their study and development of equipment to analyze and measure flutter resulting from the travel of the film through the mechanisms used in the recording and reproduction of sound.
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO for the development of anti-directional negative and positive development by means of jet turbulation, and the application of the method to all negative and print processing of the entire product of a major producing company.
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To MOLE-RICHARDSON COMPANY for their development of the "Solar-spot" spot lamps.
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To NATHAN LEVINSON, Director of Sound Recording for Warner Bros.-First National Studio, for the method of intercutting variable density and variable area sound tracks to secure an increase in the effective volume range of sound recorded for motion pictures.
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PARAMOUNT PRODUCTIONS, INC. for the design and construction of the Paramount transparency air turbine developing machine.
8	1935	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WILLIAM A. MUELLER of Warner Bros.-First National Studio Sound Department for his method of dubbing, in which the level of the dialogue automatically controls the level of the accompanying music and sound effects.
8	1935	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Three Orphan Kittens
8	1935	Short Subject (Comedy)	How to Sleep
8	1935	Short Subject (Novelty)	Wings over Mt. Everest
8	1935	Sound Recording	Naughty Marietta
8	1935	Special Award	To David Wark Griffith, for his distinguished creative achievements as director and producer and his invaluable initiative and lasting contributions to the progress of the motion picture arts.
8	1935	Writing (Original Story)	The Scoundrel
8	1935	Writing (Screenplay)	The Informer
9	1936	Actor	Paul Muni
9	1936	Actor in a Supporting Role	Walter Brennan
9	1936	Actress	Luise Rainer
9	1936	Actress in a Supporting Role	Gale Sondergaard
9	1936	Art Direction	Dodsworth
9	1936	Assistant Director	The Charge of the Light Brigade
9	1936	Cinematography	Anthony Adverse
9	1936	Dance Direction	Seymour Felix
9	1936	Directing	Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
9	1936	Film Editing	Anthony Adverse
9	1936	Music (Scoring)	Anthony Adverse
9	1936	Music (Song)	Swing Time
9	1936	Outstanding Production	The Great Ziegfeld
9	1936	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To DOUGLAS SHEARER and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the development of a practical two-way horn system and a biased Class A push-pull recording system.
9	1936	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To E. C. WENTE and the BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES for their multi-cellular high-frequency horn and receiver.
9	1936	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To RCA MANUFACTURING CO., INC., for their rotary stabilizer sound head.
9	1936	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC. for the ERPI "Type Q" portable recording channel.
9	1936	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RCA MANUFACTURING CO., INC., for furnishing a practical design and specifications for a non-slip printer.
9	1936	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RCA MANUFACTURING CO., INC., for their development of a method of recording and printing sound records utilizing a restricted spectrum (known as ultra-violet light recording).
9	1936	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To UNITED ARTISTS STUDIO CORP. for the development of a practical, efficient and quiet wind machine.
9	1936	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Country Cousin
9	1936	Short Subject (Color)	Give Me Liberty
9	1936	Short Subject (One-reel)	Bored of Education
9	1936	Short Subject (Two-reel)	The Public Pays
9	1936	Sound Recording	San Francisco
9	1936	Special Award	To The March of Time for its significance to motion pictures and for having revolutionized one of the most important branches of the industry - the newsreel.
9	1936	Special Award	To W. Howard Greene and Harold Rosson for the color cinematography of the Selznick International Production, The Garden of Allah .
9	1936	Writing (Original Story)	The Story of Louis Pasteur
9	1936	Writing (Screenplay)	The Story of Louis Pasteur
10	1937	Actor	Spencer Tracy
10	1937	Actor in a Supporting Role	Joseph Schildkraut
10	1937	Actress	Luise Rainer
10	1937	Actress in a Supporting Role	Alice Brady
10	1937	Art Direction	Lost Horizon
10	1937	Assistant Director	In Old Chicago
10	1937	Cinematography	The Good Earth
10	1937	Dance Direction	Hermes Pan
10	1937	Directing	The Awful Truth
10	1937	Film Editing	Lost Horizon
10	1937	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Darryl F. Zanuck
10	1937	Music (Scoring)	One Hundred Men and a Girl
10	1937	Music (Song)	Waikiki Wedding
10	1937	Outstanding Production	The Life of Emile Zola
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To AGFA ANSCO CORPORATION for Agfa Supreme and Agfa Ultra Speed pan motion picture negatives.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To DOUGLAS SHEARER and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for a method of varying the scanning width of variable density sound tracks (squeeze tracks) for the purpose of obtaining an increased amount of noise reduction.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for two fine-grain duplicating film stocks.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To FARCIOT EDOUART and PARAMOUNT PICTURES, INC. for the development of the Paramount dual screen transparency camera setup.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS, LTD. for the design and application to production of the Multi-Plane Camera.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DOUGLAS SHEARER and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design of the film drive mechanism as incorporated in the ERPI 1010 reproducer.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JOHN ARNOLD and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO CAMERA DEPARTMENT for their improvement of the semi-automatic follow focus device and its application to all of the cameras used by the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JOHN LIVADARY, Director of Sound Recording for Columbia Pictures Corporation, for the application of the bi-planar light valve to motion picture sound recording.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JOSEPH E. ROBBINS and PARAMOUNT PICTURES, INC. for an exceptional application of acoustic principles to the sound proofing of gasoline generators and water pumps.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RCA MANUFACTURING CO., INC. for the introduction of the modulated high-frequency method of determining optimum photographic processing conditions for variable width sound tracks.
10	1937	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To THOMAS T. MOULTON and the UNITED ARTISTS STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the application to motion picture sound recording of volume indicators which have peak reading response and linear decibel scales.
10	1937	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Old Mill
10	1937	Short Subject (Color)	Penny Wisdom
10	1937	Short Subject (One-reel)	The Private Life of the Gannets
10	1937	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Torture Money
10	1937	Sound Recording	The Hurricane
10	1937	Special Award	To Edgar Bergen for his outstanding comedy creation, "Charlie McCarthy."
10	1937	Special Award	To Mack Sennett, "for his lasting contribution to the comedy technique of the screen, the basic principles of which are as important today as when they were first put into practice, the Academy presents a Special Award to that master of fun, discoverer of stars, sympathetic, kindly, understanding comedy genius - Mack Sennett."
10	1937	Special Award	To The Museum of Modern Art Film Library for its significant work in collecting films dating from 1895 to the present and for the first time making available to the public the means of studying the historical and aesthetic development of the motion picture as one of the major arts.
10	1937	Special Award	To W. Howard Greene for the color photography of A Star Is Born . (This Award was recommended by a committee of leading cinematographers after viewing all the color pictures made during the year.)
10	1937	Writing (Original Story)	A Star Is Born
10	1937	Writing (Screenplay)	The Life of Emile Zola
11	1938	Actor	Spencer Tracy
11	1938	Actor in a Supporting Role	Walter Brennan
11	1938	Actress	Bette Davis
11	1938	Actress in a Supporting Role	Fay Bainter
11	1938	Art Direction	The Adventures of Robin Hood
11	1938	Cinematography	The Great Waltz
11	1938	Directing	You Can't Take It with You
11	1938	Film Editing	The Adventures of Robin Hood
11	1938	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Hal B. Wallis
11	1938	Music (Original Score)	The Adventures of Robin Hood
11	1938	Music (Scoring)	Alexander's Ragtime Band
11	1938	Music (Song)	The Big Broadcast of 1938
11	1938	Outstanding Production	You Can't Take It with You
11	1938	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To BYRON HASKIN and the SPECIAL EFFECTS DEPARTMENT OF WARNER BROS. STUDIO for pioneering the development and for the first practical application to motion picture production of the triple head background projector.
11	1938	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JOHN AALBERG and the RKO RADIO STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the application of compression to variable area recording in motion picture production.
11	1938	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Ferdinand the Bull
11	1938	Short Subject (One-reel)	That Mothers Might Live
11	1938	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Declaration of Independence
11	1938	Sound Recording	The Cowboy and the Lady
11	1938	Special Award	For outstanding achievement in creating Special Photographic and Sound Effects in the Paramount production, Spawn of the North . Special Effects by Gordon Jennings, assisted by Jan Domela, Dev Jennings, Irmin Roberts and Art Smith. Transparencies by Farciot Edouart, assisted by Loyal Griggs. Sound Effects by Loren Ryder, assisted by Harry Mills, Louis H. Mesenkop and Walter Oberst.
11	1938	Special Award	To Deanna Durbin and Mickey Rooney for their significant contribution in bringing to the screen the spirit and personification of youth, and as juvenile players setting a high standard of ability and achievement.
11	1938	Special Award	To Harry M. Warner in recognition of patriotic service in the production of historical short subjects presenting significant episodes in the early struggle of the American people for liberty.
11	1938	Special Award	To J. Arthur Ball for his outstanding contributions to the advancement of color in Motion Picture Photography.
11	1938	Special Award	To Oliver Marsh and Allen Davey for the color cinematography of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production, Sweethearts .
11	1938	Special Award	To Walt Disney for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs , recognized as a significant screen innovation which has charmed millions and pioneered a great new entertainment field for the motion picture cartoon.
11	1938	Writing (Original Story)	Boys Town
11	1938	Writing (Screenplay)	Pygmalion
12	1939	Actor	Robert Donat
12	1939	Actor in a Supporting Role	Thomas Mitchell
12	1939	Actress	Vivien Leigh
12	1939	Actress in a Supporting Role	Hattie McDaniel
12	1939	Art Direction	Gone with the Wind
12	1939	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Wuthering Heights
12	1939	Cinematography (Color)	Gone with the Wind
12	1939	Directing	Gone with the Wind
12	1939	Film Editing	Gone with the Wind
12	1939	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	David O. Selznick
12	1939	Music (Original Score)	The Wizard of Oz
12	1939	Music (Scoring)	Stagecoach
12	1939	Music (Song)	The Wizard of Oz
12	1939	Outstanding Production	Gone with the Wind
12	1939	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	For important contributions in cooperative development of new improved Process Projection Equipment: F. R. ABBOTT, HALLER BELT, ALAN COOK and the BAUSCH & LOMB OPTICAL COMPANY for faster projection lenses; The MITCHELL CAMERA COMPANY for a new type process projection head; MOLE-RICHARDSON COMPANY for a new type automatically controlled projection arc lamp; CHARLES HANDLEY, DAVID JOY and the NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY for improved and more stable high-intensity carbons; WINTON HOCH and the TECHNICOLOR MOTION PICTURE CORP. for an auxiliary optical system; DON MUSGRAVE and SELZNICK INTERNATIONAL PICTURES, INC. for pioneering in the use of coordinated equipment in the production, Gone with the Wind .
12	1939	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To A. J. TONDREAU of Warner Bros. Studio for the design and manufacture of an improved sound track printer.
12	1939	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To EMERY HUSE and RALPH B. ATKINSON of the Eastman Kodak Company for their specifications for chemical analysis of photographic developers and fixing baths.
12	1939	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FARCIOT EDOUART, JOSEPH E. ROBBINS, WILLIAM RUDOLPH and PARAMOUNT PICTURES, INC. for the design and construction of a quiet portable treadmill.
12	1939	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To GEORGE ANDERSON of Warner Bros. Studio for an improved positive head for sun arcs.
12	1939	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To HAROLD NYE of Warner Bros. Studio for a miniature incandescent spot lamp.
12	1939	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JOHN ARNOLD of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio for the M-G-M mobile camera crane.
12	1939	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To THOMAS T. MOULTON, FRED ALBIN and the SOUND DEPARTMENT OF THE SAMUEL GOLDWYN STUDIO for the origination and application of the Delta db test to sound recording in motion pictures.
12	1939	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Ugly Duckling
12	1939	Short Subject (One-reel)	Busy Little Bears
12	1939	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Sons of Liberty
12	1939	Sound Recording	When Tomorrow Comes
12	1939	Special Award	To Douglas Fairbanks (Commemorative Award) - recognizing the unique and outstanding contribution of Douglas Fairbanks, first President of the Academy, to the international development of the motion picture.
12	1939	Special Award	To Judy Garland for her outstanding performance as a screen juvenile during the past year.
12	1939	Special Award	To The Motion Picture Relief Fund - acknowledging the outstanding services to the industry during the past year of the Motion Picture Relief Fund and its progressive leadership. Presented to Jean Hersholt, President; Ralph Morgan, Chairman of the Executive Committee; Ralph Block, First Vice-President; and Conrad Nagel.
12	1939	Special Award	To the Technicolor Company for its contributions in successfully bringing three-color feature production to the screen.
12	1939	Special Award	To William Cameron Menzies for outstanding achievement in the use of color for the enhancement of dramatic mood in the production of Gone with the Wind .
12	1939	Special Effects	The Rains Came
12	1939	Writing (Original Story)	Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
12	1939	Writing (Screenplay)	Gone with the Wind
13	1940	Actor	James Stewart
13	1940	Actor in a Supporting Role	Walter Brennan
13	1940	Actress	Ginger Rogers
13	1940	Actress in a Supporting Role	Jane Darwell
13	1940	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Pride and Prejudice
13	1940	Art Direction (Color)	The Thief of Bagdad
13	1940	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Rebecca
13	1940	Cinematography (Color)	The Thief of Bagdad
13	1940	Directing	The Grapes of Wrath
13	1940	Film Editing	North West Mounted Police
13	1940	Music (Original Score)	Pinocchio
13	1940	Music (Scoring)	Tin Pan Alley
13	1940	Music (Song)	Pinocchio
13	1940	Outstanding Production	Rebecca
13	1940	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To 20TH CENTURY-FOX FILM CORP. for the design and construction of the 20th Century Silenced Camera, developed by DANIEL CLARK, GROVER LAUBE, CHARLES MILLER and ROBERT W. STEVENS.
13	1940	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WARNER BROS. STUDIO ART DEPARTMENT and ANTON GROT for the design and perfection of the Warner Bros. water ripple and wave illusion machine.
13	1940	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Milky Way
13	1940	Short Subject (One-reel)	Quicker 'N a Wink
13	1940	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Teddy, the Rough Rider
13	1940	Sound Recording	Strike Up the Band
13	1940	Special Award	To Bob Hope, in recognition of his unselfish services to the Motion Picture Industry.
13	1940	Special Award	To Colonel Nathan Levinson for his outstanding service to the industry and the Army during the past nine years, which has made possible the present efficient mobilization of the motion picture industry facilities for the production of Army Training Films.
13	1940	Special Effects	The Thief of Bagdad
13	1940	Writing (Original Screenplay)	The Great McGinty
13	1940	Writing (Original Story)	Arise, My Love
13	1940	Writing (Screenplay)	The Philadelphia Story
14	1941	Actor	Gary Cooper
14	1941	Actor in a Supporting Role	Donald Crisp
14	1941	Actress	Joan Fontaine
14	1941	Actress in a Supporting Role	Mary Astor
14	1941	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	How Green Was My Valley
14	1941	Art Direction (Color)	Blossoms in the Dust
14	1941	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	How Green Was My Valley
14	1941	Cinematography (Color)	Blood and Sand
14	1941	Directing	How Green Was My Valley
14	1941	Documentary (Short Subject)	Churchill's Island
14	1941	Film Editing	Sergeant York
14	1941	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Walt Disney
14	1941	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic Picture)	All That Money Can Buy
14	1941	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Dumbo
14	1941	Music (Song)	Lady Be Good
14	1941	Outstanding Motion Picture	How Green Was My Valley
14	1941	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS DIVISION OF WESTERN ELECTRIC CO., INC., for the development of the precision integrating sphere densitometer.
14	1941	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To RCA MANUFACTURING COMPANY for the design and development of the MI-3043 Uni-directional microphone.
14	1941	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CHARLES LOOTENS and the REPUBLIC STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for pioneering the use of and for the first practical application to motion picture production of CLASS B push-pull variable area recording.
14	1941	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DOUGLAS SHEARER and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT, and to LOREN RYDER and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for pioneering the development of fine grain emulsions for variable density original sound recording in studio production.
14	1941	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PARAMOUNT PICTURES, INC., and 20TH CENTURY-FOX FILM CORP. for the development and first practical application to motion picture production of an automatic scene slating device.
14	1941	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RAY WILKINSON and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO LABORATORY for pioneering in the use of and for the first practical application to release printing of fine grain positive stock.
14	1941	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WILBUR SILVERTOOTH and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT for the design and computation of a relay condenser system applicable to transparency process projection, delivering considerably more usable light.
14	1941	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Lend a Paw
14	1941	Short Subject (One-reel)	Of Pups and Puzzles
14	1941	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Main Street on the March!
14	1941	Sound Recording	That Hamilton Woman
14	1941	Special Award	To Leopold Stokowski and his associates for their unique achievement in the creation of a new form of visualized music in Walt Disney's production, Fantasia , thereby widening the scope of the motion picture as entertainment and as an art form.
14	1941	Special Award	To Rey Scott for his extraordinary achievement in producing Kukan , the film record of China's struggle, including its photography with a 16mm camera under the most difficult and dangerous conditions.
14	1941	Special Award	To The British Ministry of Information for its vivid and dramatic presentation of the heroism of the RAF in the documentary film, Target for Tonight .
14	1941	Special Award	To Walt Disney, William Garity, John N. A. Hawkins and the RCA Manufacturing Company for their outstanding contribution to the advancement of the use of sound in motion pictures through the production of Fantasia .
14	1941	Special Effects	I Wanted Wings
14	1941	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Citizen Kane
14	1941	Writing (Original Story)	Here Comes Mr. Jordan
14	1941	Writing (Screenplay)	Here Comes Mr. Jordan
15	1942	Actor	James Cagney
15	1942	Actor in a Supporting Role	Van Heflin
15	1942	Actress	Greer Garson
15	1942	Actress in a Supporting Role	Teresa Wright
15	1942	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	This above All
15	1942	Art Direction (Color)	My Gal Sal
15	1942	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Mrs. Miniver
15	1942	Cinematography (Color)	The Black Swan
15	1942	Directing	Mrs. Miniver
15	1942	Documentary	Kokoda Front Line!
15	1942	Documentary	Moscow Strikes Back
15	1942	Documentary	Prelude to War
15	1942	Documentary	The Battle of Midway
15	1942	Film Editing	The Pride of the Yankees
15	1942	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Sidney Franklin
15	1942	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Now, Voyager
15	1942	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Yankee Doodle Dandy
15	1942	Music (Song)	Holiday Inn
15	1942	Outstanding Motion Picture	Mrs. Miniver
15	1942	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To CARROLL CLARK, F. THOMAS THOMPSON and the RKO RADIO STUDIO ART and MINIATURE DEPARTMENTS for the design and construction of a moving cloud and horizon machine.
15	1942	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To DANIEL B. CLARK and the 20TH CENTURY-FOX FILM CORP. for the development of a lens calibration system and the application of this system to exposure control in cinematography.
15	1942	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DANIEL J. BLOOMBERG and the REPUBLIC STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design and application to motion picture production of a device for marking action negative for pre-selection purposes.
15	1942	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ROBERT HENDERSON and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO ENGINEERING and TRANSPARENCY DEPARTMENTS for the design and construction of adjustable light bridges and screen frames for transparency process photography.
15	1942	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Der Fuehrer's Face
15	1942	Short Subject (One-reel)	Speaking of Animals and Their Families
15	1942	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Beyond the Line of Duty
15	1942	Sound Recording	Yankee Doodle Dandy
15	1942	Special Award	To Charles Boyer for his progressive cultural achievement in establishing the French Research Foundation in Los Angeles as a source of reference for the Hollywood Motion Picture Industry.
15	1942	Special Award	To Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for its achievement in representing the American Way of Life in the production of the "Andy Hardy" series of films.
15	1942	Special Award	To Noel Coward for his outstanding production achievement in In Which We Serve .
15	1942	Special Effects	Reap the Wild Wind
15	1942	Writing (Original Motion Picture Story)	The Invaders
15	1942	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Woman of the Year
15	1942	Writing (Screenplay)	Mrs. Miniver
16	1943	Actor	Paul Lukas
16	1943	Actor in a Supporting Role	Charles Coburn
16	1943	Actress	Jennifer Jones
16	1943	Actress in a Supporting Role	Katina Paxinou
16	1943	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	The Song of Bernadette
16	1943	Art Direction (Color)	Phantom of the Opera
16	1943	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Song of Bernadette
16	1943	Cinematography (Color)	Phantom of the Opera
16	1943	Directing	Casablanca
16	1943	Documentary (Feature)	Desert Victory
16	1943	Documentary (Short Subject)	December 7th
16	1943	Film Editing	Air Force
16	1943	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Hal B. Wallis
16	1943	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	The Song of Bernadette
16	1943	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	This Is the Army
16	1943	Music (Song)	Hello, Frisco, Hello
16	1943	Outstanding Motion Picture	Casablanca
16	1943	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To FARCIOT EDOUART, EARLE MORGAN, BARTON THOMPSON and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO ENGINEERING and TRANSPARENCY DEPARTMENTS for the development and practical application to motion picture production of a method of duplicating and enlarging natural color photographs, transferring the image emulsions to glass plates and projecting these slides by especially designed stereopticon equipment.
16	1943	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To PHOTO PRODUCTS DEPARTMENT, E. I. duPONT de NEMOURS AND CO., INC. for the development of fine-grain motion picture films.
16	1943	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CHARLES GALLOWAY CLARKE and the 20TH CENTURY-FOX STUDIO CAMERA DEPARTMENT for the development and practical application of a device for composing artificial clouds into motion picture scenes during production photography.
16	1943	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DANIEL J. BLOOMBERG and the REPUBLIC STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design and development of an inexpensive method of converting Moviolas to Class B push-pull reproduction.
16	1943	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FARCIOT EDOUART and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO TRANSPARENCY DEPARTMENT for an automatic electric transparency cueing timer.
16	1943	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WILLARD H. TURNER and the RKO RADIO STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design and construction of the phono-cue starter.
16	1943	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Yankee Doodle Mouse
16	1943	Short Subject (One-reel)	Amphibious Fighters
16	1943	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Heavenly Music
16	1943	Sound Recording	This Land Is Mine
16	1943	Special Award	To George Pal for the development of novel methods and techniques in the production of short subjects known as Puppetoons.
16	1943	Special Effects	Crash Dive
16	1943	Writing (Original Motion Picture Story)	The Human Comedy
16	1943	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Princess O'Rourke
16	1943	Writing (Screenplay)	Casablanca
17	1944	Actor	Bing Crosby
17	1944	Actor in a Supporting Role	Barry Fitzgerald
17	1944	Actress	Ingrid Bergman
17	1944	Actress in a Supporting Role	Ethel Barrymore
17	1944	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Gaslight
17	1944	Art Direction (Color)	Wilson
17	1944	Best Motion Picture	Going My Way
17	1944	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Laura
17	1944	Cinematography (Color)	Wilson
17	1944	Directing	Going My Way
17	1944	Documentary (Feature)	The Fighting Lady
17	1944	Documentary (Short Subject)	With the Marines at Tarawa
17	1944	Film Editing	Wilson
17	1944	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Darryl F. Zanuck
17	1944	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Since You Went Away
17	1944	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Cover Girl
17	1944	Music (Song)	Going My Way
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To STEPHEN DUNN and the RKO RADIO STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT and RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA for the design and development of the electronic compressor-limiter.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To BERNARD B. BROWN and JOHN P. LIVADARY for the design and engineering of a separate soloist and chorus recording room.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DANIEL J. BLOOMBERG and the REPUBLIC STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design and development of a multi-interlock selector switch.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To GORDON JENNINGS for the design and construction of the Paramount nodal point tripod.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To GROVER LAUBE and the 20TH CENTURY-FOX STUDIO CAMERA DEPARTMENT for the development of a continuous loop projection device.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To LINWOOD DUNN, CECIL LOVE and ACME TOOL AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY for the design and construction of the Acme-Dunn Optical Printer.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PAUL LERPAE for the design and construction of the Paramount traveling matte projection and photographing device.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PAUL ZEFF, S. J. TWINING and GEORGE SEID of the Columbia Studio Laboratory for the formula and application to production of a simplified variable area sound negative developer.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA and the RKO RADIO STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design and construction of the RKO reverberation chamber.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RUSSELL BROWN, RAY HINSDALE and JOSEPH E. ROBBINS for the development and production use of the Paramount floating hydraulic boat rocker.
17	1944	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY for the design and construction of the 1126A Limiting Amplifier for variable density sound recording.
17	1944	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Mouse Trouble
17	1944	Short Subject (One-reel)	Who's Who in Animal Land
17	1944	Short Subject (Two-reel)	I Won't Play
17	1944	Sound Recording	Wilson
17	1944	Special Award	To Bob Hope for his many services to the Academy.
17	1944	Special Award	To Margaret O'Brien, outstanding child actress of 1944.
17	1944	Special Effects	Thirty Seconds over Tokyo
17	1944	Writing (Original Motion Picture Story)	Going My Way
17	1944	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Wilson
17	1944	Writing (Screenplay)	Going My Way
18	1945	Actor	Ray Milland
18	1945	Actor in a Supporting Role	James Dunn
18	1945	Actress	Joan Crawford
18	1945	Actress in a Supporting Role	Anne Revere
18	1945	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Blood on the Sun
18	1945	Art Direction (Color)	Frenchman's Creek
18	1945	Best Motion Picture	The Lost Weekend
18	1945	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Picture of Dorian Gray
18	1945	Cinematography (Color)	Leave Her to Heaven
18	1945	Directing	The Lost Weekend
18	1945	Documentary (Feature)	The True Glory
18	1945	Documentary (Short Subject)	Hitler Lives?
18	1945	Film Editing	National Velvet
18	1945	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Spellbound
18	1945	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Anchors Aweigh
18	1945	Music (Song)	State Fair
18	1945	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To LOREN L. RYDER, CHARLES R. DAILY and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design, construction and use of the first dial controlled step-by-step sound channel line-up and test circuit.
18	1945	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To MICHAEL S. LESHING, BENJAMIN C. ROBINSON, ARTHUR B. CHATELAIN and ROBERT C. STEVENS of 20th Century-Fox Studio and JOHN G. CAPSTAFF of Eastman Kodak Company for the 20th Century-Fox film processing machine.
18	1945	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Quiet Please!
18	1945	Short Subject (One-reel)	Stairway to Light
18	1945	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Star in the Night
18	1945	Sound Recording	The Bells of St. Mary's
18	1945	Special Award	To Peggy Ann Garner, outstanding child actress of 1945.
18	1945	Special Award	To Republic Studio, Daniel J. Bloomberg and the Republic Studio Sound Department for the building of an outstanding musical scoring auditorium which provides optimum recording conditions and combines all elements of acoustic and engineering design.
18	1945	Special Award	To The House I Live In , tolerance short subject; produced by Frank Ross and Mervyn LeRoy; directed by Mervyn LeRoy; screenplay by Albert Maltz; song "The House I Live In," music by Earl Robinson, lyrics by Lewis Allan; starring Frank Sinatra; released by RKO Radio.
18	1945	Special Award	To Walter Wanger for his six years service as President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
18	1945	Special Effects	Wonder Man
18	1945	Writing (Original Motion Picture Story)	The House on 92nd Street
18	1945	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Marie-Louise
18	1945	Writing (Screenplay)	The Lost Weekend
19	1946	Actor	Fredric March
19	1946	Actor in a Supporting Role	Harold Russell
19	1946	Actress	Olivia de Havilland
19	1946	Actress in a Supporting Role	Anne Baxter
19	1946	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Anna and the King of Siam
19	1946	Art Direction (Color)	The Yearling
19	1946	Best Motion Picture	The Best Years of Our Lives
19	1946	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Anna and the King of Siam
19	1946	Cinematography (Color)	The Yearling
19	1946	Directing	The Best Years of Our Lives
19	1946	Documentary (Short Subject)	Seeds of Destiny
19	1946	Film Editing	The Best Years of Our Lives
19	1946	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Samuel Goldwyn
19	1946	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	The Best Years of Our Lives
19	1946	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	The Jolson Story
19	1946	Music (Song)	The Harvey Girls
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ARTHUR F. BLINN, ROBERT O. COOK, C. O. SLYFIELD and the WALT DISNEY STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design and development of an audio finder and track viewer for checking and locating noise in sound tracks.
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To BURTON F. MILLER and the WARNER BROS. STUDIO SOUND and ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENTS for the design and construction of a motion picture arc lighting generator filter.
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To BURTON F. MILLER and the WARNER BROS. STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design and application of an equalizer to eliminate relative spectral energy distortion in electronic compressors.
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARL FAULKNER of the 20th Century-Fox Studio Sound Department for the reversed bias method, including a double bias method for light valve and galvonometer density recording.
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To HARLAN L. BAUMBACH and the PARAMOUNT WEST COAST LABORATORY for an improved method for the quantitative determination of hydroquinone and metol in photographic developing baths.
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To HAROLD NYE and the WARNER BROS. STUDIO ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT for the development of the electronically controlled fire and gaslight effect.
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To HERBERT E. BRITT for the development and application of formulas and equipment for producing cloud and smoke effects.
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To MARTY MARTIN and HAL ADKINS of the RKO Radio Studio Miniature Department for the design and construction of equipment providing visual bullet effects.
19	1946	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To the MOLE-RICHARDSON COMPANY for the Type 450 super high intensity carbon arc lamp.
19	1946	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Cat Concerto
19	1946	Short Subject (One-reel)	Facing Your Danger
19	1946	Short Subject (Two-reel)	A Boy and His Dog
19	1946	Sound Recording	The Jolson Story
19	1946	Special Award	To Claude Jarman, Jr., outstanding child actor of 1946.
19	1946	Special Award	To Ernst Lubitsch for his distinguished contributions to the art of the motion picture.
19	1946	Special Award	To Harold Russell for bringing hope and courage to his fellow veterans through his appearance in The Best Years of Our Lives .
19	1946	Special Award	To Laurence Olivier for his outstanding achievement as actor, producer and director in bringing Henry V to the screen.
19	1946	Special Effects	Blithe Spirit
19	1946	Writing (Original Motion Picture Story)	Vacation from Marriage
19	1946	Writing (Original Screenplay)	The Seventh Veil
19	1946	Writing (Screenplay)	The Best Years of Our Lives
20	1947	Actor	Ronald Colman
20	1947	Actor in a Supporting Role	Edmund Gwenn
20	1947	Actress	Loretta Young
20	1947	Actress in a Supporting Role	Celeste Holm
20	1947	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Great Expectations
20	1947	Art Direction (Color)	Black Narcissus
20	1947	Best Motion Picture	Gentleman's Agreement
20	1947	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Great Expectations
20	1947	Cinematography (Color)	Black Narcissus
20	1947	Directing	Gentleman's Agreement
20	1947	Documentary (Feature)	Design for Death
20	1947	Documentary (Short Subject)	First Steps
20	1947	Film Editing	Body and Soul
20	1947	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	A Double Life
20	1947	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Mother Wore Tights
20	1947	Music (Song)	Song of the South
20	1947	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To C. C. DAVIS and ELECTRICAL RESEARCH PRODUCTS DIVISION OF WESTERN ELECTRIC COMPANY for the development and application of an improved film drive filter mechanism.
20	1947	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To C. R. DAILY and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO FILM LABORATORY, STILL and ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS for the development and first practical application to motion picture and still photography of a method of increasing film speed as first suggested to the industry by E. I. duPont de Nemours & Company.
20	1947	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FARCIOT EDOUART, C. R. DAILY, HAL CORL, H. G. CARTWRIGHT and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO TRANSPARENCY and ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS for the first application of a special anti-solarizing glass to high-intensity background and spot arc projectors.
20	1947	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FRED PONEDEL of Warner Bros. Studio for pioneering the fabrication and practical application to motion picture color photography of large translucent photographic backgrounds.
20	1947	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JAMES GIBBONS of Warner Bros. Studio for the development and production of large dyed plastic filters for motion picture photography.
20	1947	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To KURT SINGER and the RCA VICTOR DIVISION OF RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA for the design and development of a continuously variable band-elimination filter.
20	1947	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To NATHAN LEVINSON and the WARNER BROS. STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design and construction of a constant-speed sound editing machine.
20	1947	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Tweetie Pie
20	1947	Short Subject (One-reel)	Good-bye Miss Turlock
20	1947	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Climbing the Matterhorn
20	1947	Sound Recording	The Bishop's Wife
20	1947	Special Award	To Bill and Coo , in which artistry and patience blended in a novel and entertaining use of the medium of motion pictures.
20	1947	Special Award	To Colonel William N. Selig, Albert E. Smith, Thomas Armat and George K. Spoor (one of) the small group of pioneers whose belief in a new medium, and whose contributions to its development, blazed the trail along which the motion picture has progressed, in their lifetime, from obscurity to world-wide acclaim.
20	1947	Special Award	To James Baskett for his able and heart-warming characterization of Uncle Remus, friend and story teller to the children of the world in Walt Disney's Song of the South .
20	1947	Special Award	To Shoe-Shine - the high quality of this motion picture, brought to eloquent life in a country scarred by war, is proof to the world that the creative spirit can triumph over adversity.
20	1947	Special Effects	Green Dolphin Street
20	1947	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Miracle on 34th Street
20	1947	Writing (Original Screenplay)	The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
20	1947	Writing (Screenplay)	Miracle on 34th Street
21	1948	Actor	Laurence Olivier
21	1948	Actor in a Supporting Role	Walter Huston
21	1948	Actress	Jane Wyman
21	1948	Actress in a Supporting Role	Claire Trevor
21	1948	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Hamlet
21	1948	Art Direction (Color)	The Red Shoes
21	1948	Best Motion Picture	Hamlet
21	1948	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Naked City
21	1948	Cinematography (Color)	Joan of Arc
21	1948	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	Hamlet
21	1948	Costume Design (Color)	Joan of Arc
21	1948	Directing	The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
21	1948	Documentary (Feature)	The Secret Land
21	1948	Documentary (Short Subject)	Toward Independence
21	1948	Film Editing	The Naked City
21	1948	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Jerry Wald
21	1948	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	The Red Shoes
21	1948	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Easter Parade
21	1948	Music (Song)	The Paleface
21	1948	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To NICK KALTEN, LOUIS J. WITTE and the 20TH CENTURY-FOX STUDIO MECHANICAL EFFECTS DEPARTMENT for a process of preserving and flame-proofing foliage.
21	1948	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To VICTOR CACCIALANZA, MAURICE AYERS and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO SET CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT for the development and application of "Paralite," a new lightweight plaster process for set construction.
21	1948	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To A. J. MORAN and the WARNER BROS. STUDIO ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT for a method of remote control for shutters on motion picture arc lighting equipment.
21	1948	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To MARTY MARTIN, JACK LANNON, RUSSELL SHEARMAN and the RKO RADIO STUDIO SPECIAL EFFECTS DEPARTMENT for the development of a new method of simulating falling snow on motion picture sets.
21	1948	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Little Orphan
21	1948	Short Subject (One-reel)	Symphony of a City
21	1948	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Seal Island
21	1948	Sound Recording	The Snake Pit
21	1948	Special Award	To Adolph Zukor, a man who has been called the father of the feature film in America, for his services to the industry over a period of forty years.
21	1948	Special Award	To Ivan Jandl, for the outstanding juvenile performance of 1948, as "Karel Malik" in The Search .
21	1948	Special Award	To Jean Hersholt - in recognition of his service to the Academy during four terms as president.
21	1948	Special Award	To Sid Grauman, master showman, who raised the standard of exhibition of motion pictures.
21	1948	Special Award	To Walter Wanger for distinguished service to the industry in adding to its moral stature in the world community by his production of the picture Joan of Arc .
21	1948	Special Effects	Portrait of Jennie
21	1948	Special Foreign Language Film Award	To Monsieur Vincent - voted by the Academy Board of Governors as the most outstanding foreign language film released in the United States during 1948.
21	1948	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	The Search
21	1948	Writing (Screenplay)	The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
22	1949	Actor	Broderick Crawford
22	1949	Actor in a Supporting Role	Dean Jagger
22	1949	Actress	Olivia de Havilland
22	1949	Actress in a Supporting Role	Mercedes McCambridge
22	1949	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	The Heiress
22	1949	Art Direction (Color)	Little Women
22	1949	Best Motion Picture	All the King's Men
22	1949	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Battleground
22	1949	Cinematography (Color)	She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
22	1949	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	The Heiress
22	1949	Costume Design (Color)	The Adventures of Don Juan
22	1949	Directing	A Letter to Three Wives
22	1949	Documentary (Feature)	Daybreak in Udi
22	1949	Documentary (Short Subject)	A Chance to Live
22	1949	Documentary (Short Subject)	So Much for So Little
22	1949	Film Editing	Champion
22	1949	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	The Heiress
22	1949	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	On the Town
22	1949	Music (Song)	Neptune's Daughter
22	1949	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the development and introduction of an improved safety base motion picture film.
22	1949	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ALEXANDER VELCOFF for the application to production of the infra-red photographic evaluator.
22	1949	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ANDRE COUTANT and JACQUES MATHOT for the design of the Eclair camerette.
22	1949	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CHARLES R. DAILY, STEVE CSILLAG and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO ENGINEERING, EDITORIAL and MUSIC DEPARTMENTS for a new precision method of computing variable tempo click tracks.
22	1949	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To HERBERT E. BRITT for the development and application of formulas and equipment producing artificial snow and ice for dressing motion picture sets.
22	1949	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To LOREN L. RYDER, BRUCE H. DENNEY, ROBERT CARR and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the development and application of the supersonic playback and public address system.
22	1949	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To M. B. PAUL for the first successful large-area seamless translucent backgrounds.
22	1949	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To the INTERNATIONAL PROJECTOR CORPORATION for a simplified and self-adjusting take-up device for projection machines.
22	1949	Short Subject (Cartoon)	For Scent-Imental Reasons
22	1949	Short Subject (One-reel)	Aquatic House-Party
22	1949	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Van Gogh
22	1949	Sound Recording	Twelve O'Clock High
22	1949	Special Award	To Bobby Driscoll, as the outstanding juvenile actor of 1949.
22	1949	Special Award	To Cecil B. DeMille, distinguished motion picture pioneer, for 37 years of brilliant showmanship.
22	1949	Special Award	To Fred Astaire for his unique artistry and his contributions to the technique of musical pictures.
22	1949	Special Award	To Jean Hersholt, for distinguished service to the motion picture industry.
22	1949	Special Effects	Mighty Joe Young
22	1949	Special Foreign Language Film Award	To The Bicycle Thief - voted by the Academy Board of Governors as the most outstanding foreign language film released in the United States during 1949.
22	1949	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	The Stratton Story
22	1949	Writing (Screenplay)	A Letter to Three Wives
22	1949	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	Battleground
23	1950	Actor	José Ferrer
23	1950	Actor in a Supporting Role	George Sanders
23	1950	Actress	Judy Holliday
23	1950	Actress in a Supporting Role	Josephine Hull
23	1950	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Sunset Blvd.
23	1950	Art Direction (Color)	Samson and Delilah
23	1950	Best Motion Picture	All about Eve
23	1950	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Third Man
23	1950	Cinematography (Color)	King Solomon's Mines
23	1950	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	All about Eve
23	1950	Costume Design (Color)	Samson and Delilah
23	1950	Directing	All about Eve
23	1950	Documentary (Feature)	The Titan: Story of Michelangelo
23	1950	Documentary (Short Subject)	Why Korea?
23	1950	Film Editing	King Solomon's Mines
23	1950	Honorary Award	To George Murphy for his services in interpreting the film industry to the country at large.
23	1950	Honorary Award	To Louis B. Mayer for distinguished service to the motion picture industry.
23	1950	Honorary Foreign Language Film Award	To The Walls of Malapaga - voted by the Board of Governors as the most outstanding foreign language film released in the United States in 1950.
23	1950	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Darryl F. Zanuck
23	1950	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Sunset Blvd.
23	1950	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Annie Get Your Gun
23	1950	Music (Song)	Captain Carey, U.S.A.
23	1950	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JAMES B. GORDON and the 20TH CENTURY-FOX STUDIO CAMERA DEPARTMENT for the design and development of a multiple image film viewer.
23	1950	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JOHN PAUL LIVADARY, FLOYD CAMPBELL, L. W. RUSSELL and the COLUMBIA STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the development of a multi-track magnetic re-recording system.
23	1950	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To LOREN L. RYDER and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the first studio-wide application of magnetic sound recording to motion picture production.
23	1950	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Gerald McBoing-Boing
23	1950	Short Subject (One-reel)	Grandad of Races
23	1950	Short Subject (Two-reel)	In Beaver Valley
23	1950	Sound Recording	All about Eve
23	1950	Special Effects	Destination Moon
23	1950	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Panic in the Streets
23	1950	Writing (Screenplay)	All about Eve
23	1950	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	Sunset Blvd.
24	1951	Actor	Humphrey Bogart
24	1951	Actor in a Supporting Role	Karl Malden
24	1951	Actress	Vivien Leigh
24	1951	Actress in a Supporting Role	Kim Hunter
24	1951	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	A Streetcar Named Desire
24	1951	Art Direction (Color)	An American in Paris
24	1951	Best Motion Picture	An American in Paris
24	1951	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	A Place in the Sun
24	1951	Cinematography (Color)	An American in Paris
24	1951	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	A Place in the Sun
24	1951	Costume Design (Color)	An American in Paris
24	1951	Directing	A Place in the Sun
24	1951	Documentary (Feature)	Kon-Tiki
24	1951	Documentary (Short Subject)	Benjy
24	1951	Film Editing	A Place in the Sun
24	1951	Honorary Award	To Gene Kelly in appreciation of his versatility as an actor, singer, director and dancer, and specifically for his brilliant achievements in the art of choreography on film.
24	1951	Honorary Foreign Language Film Award	To Rashomon - voted by the Board of Governors as the most outstanding foreign language film released in the United States during 1951.
24	1951	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Arthur Freed
24	1951	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	A Place in the Sun
24	1951	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	An American in Paris
24	1951	Music (Song)	Here Comes the Groom
24	1951	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To GORDON JENNINGS, S. L. STANCLIFFE and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC and ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS for the design, construction and application of a servo-operated recording and repeating device.
24	1951	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To OLIN L. DUPY of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio for the design, construction and application of a motion picture reproducing system.
24	1951	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA, VICTOR DIVISION, for pioneering direct positive recording with anticipatory noise reduction.
24	1951	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARLOS RIVAS of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio for the development of an automatic magnetic film splicer.
24	1951	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FRED PONEDEL, RALPH AYRES and GEORGE BROWN of Warner Bros. Studio for an air-driven water motor to provide flow, wake and white water for marine sequences in motion pictures.
24	1951	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To GLEN ROBINSON and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT for the development of a new music wire and cable cutter.
24	1951	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JACK GAYLORD and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT for the development of balsa falling snow.
24	1951	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RICHARD M. HAFF, FRANK P. HERRNFELD, GARLAND C. MISENER and the ANSCO FILM DIVISION OF GENERAL ANILINE AND FILM CORPORATION for the development of the Ansco color scene tester.
24	1951	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Two Mouseketeers
24	1951	Short Subject (One-reel)	World of Kids
24	1951	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Nature's Half Acre
24	1951	Sound Recording	The Great Caruso
24	1951	Special Effects	When Worlds Collide
24	1951	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Seven Days to Noon
24	1951	Writing (Screenplay)	A Place in the Sun
24	1951	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	An American in Paris
25	1952	Actor	Gary Cooper
25	1952	Actor in a Supporting Role	Anthony Quinn
25	1952	Actress	Shirley Booth
25	1952	Actress in a Supporting Role	Gloria Grahame
25	1952	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	The Bad and the Beautiful
25	1952	Art Direction (Color)	Moulin Rouge
25	1952	Best Motion Picture	The Greatest Show on Earth
25	1952	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Bad and the Beautiful
25	1952	Cinematography (Color)	The Quiet Man
25	1952	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	The Bad and the Beautiful
25	1952	Costume Design (Color)	Moulin Rouge
25	1952	Directing	The Quiet Man
25	1952	Documentary (Feature)	The Sea around Us
25	1952	Documentary (Short Subject)	Neighbours
25	1952	Film Editing	High Noon
25	1952	Honorary Award	To Bob Hope for his contribution to the laughter of the world, his service to the motion picture industry, and his devotion to the American premise.
25	1952	Honorary Award	To George Alfred Mitchell for the design and development of the camera which bears his name and for his continued and dominant presence in the field of cinematography.
25	1952	Honorary Award	To Harold Lloyd, master comedian and good citizen.
25	1952	Honorary Award	To Joseph M. Schenck for long and distinguished service to the motion picture industry.
25	1952	Honorary Award	To Merian C. Cooper for his many innovations and contributions to the art of motion pictures.
25	1952	Honorary Foreign Language Film Award	Forbidden Games - Best Foreign Language Film first released in the United States during 1952.
25	1952	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Cecil B. DeMille
25	1952	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	High Noon
25	1952	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	With a Song in My Heart
25	1952	Music (Song)	High Noon
25	1952	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To ANSCO FILM DIVISION OF GENERAL ANILINE AND FILM CORPORATION for the introduction of Ansco color negative and Ansco color print film.
25	1952	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the introduction of Eastman color negative and Eastman color print film.
25	1952	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To TECHNICOLOR MOTION PICTURE CORPORATION for an improved method of color motion picture photography under incandescent light.
25	1952	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARLOS RIVAS of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio for the development of a sound reproducer for magnetic film.
25	1952	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To GUSTAV JIROUCH for the design of the Robot automatic film splicer.
25	1952	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JOHN G. FRAYNE and R. R. SCOVILLE and WESTREX CORPORATION for a method of measuring distortion in sound reproduction.
25	1952	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PHOTO RESEARCH CORPORATION for creating the Spectra color temperature meter.
25	1952	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To the PROJECTION, STILL PHOTOGRAPHIC and DEVELOPMENT ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTS of METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO for an improved method of projecting photographic backgrounds.
25	1952	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Johann Mouse
25	1952	Short Subject (One-reel)	Light in the Window: The Art of Vermeer
25	1952	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Water Birds
25	1952	Sound Recording	Breaking the Sound Barrier
25	1952	Special Effects	Plymouth Adventure
25	1952	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	The Greatest Show on Earth
25	1952	Writing (Screenplay)	The Bad and the Beautiful
25	1952	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	The Lavender Hill Mob
26	1953	Actor	William Holden
26	1953	Actor in a Supporting Role	Frank Sinatra
26	1953	Actress	Audrey Hepburn
26	1953	Actress in a Supporting Role	Donna Reed
26	1953	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Julius Caesar
26	1953	Art Direction (Color)	The Robe
26	1953	Best Motion Picture	From Here to Eternity
26	1953	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	From Here to Eternity
26	1953	Cinematography (Color)	Shane
26	1953	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	Roman Holiday
26	1953	Costume Design (Color)	The Robe
26	1953	Directing	From Here to Eternity
26	1953	Documentary (Feature)	The Living Desert
26	1953	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Alaskan Eskimo
26	1953	Film Editing	From Here to Eternity
26	1953	Honorary Award	To 20th Century-Fox Film Corporation in recognition of their imagination, showmanship and foresight in introducing the revolutionary process known as CinemaScope.
26	1953	Honorary Award	To Bell and Howell Company for their pioneering and basic achievements in the advancement of the motion picture industry.
26	1953	Honorary Award	To Joseph I. Breen for his conscientious, open-minded and dignified management of the Motion Picture Production Code.
26	1953	Honorary Award	To Pete Smith for his witty and pungent observations on the American scene in his series of "Pete Smith Specialties."
26	1953	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	George Stevens
26	1953	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Lili
26	1953	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Call Me Madam
26	1953	Music (Song)	Calamity Jane
26	1953	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To FRED WALLER for designing and developing the multiple photographic and projection systems which culminated in Cinerama.
26	1953	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To PROFESSOR HENRI CHRETIEN and EARL SPONABLE, SOL HALPRIN, LORIN GRIGNON, HERBERT BRAGG and CARL FAULKNER of 20th Century-Fox Studios for creating, developing and engineering the equipment, processes and techniques known as CinemaScope.
26	1953	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To REEVES SOUNDCRAFT CORPORATION for their development of a process of applying stripes of magnetic oxide to motion picture film for sound recording and reproduction.
26	1953	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WESTREX CORPORATION for the design and construction of a new film editing machine.
26	1953	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom
26	1953	Short Subject (One-reel)	The Merry Wives of Windsor Overture
26	1953	Short Subject (Two-reel)	Bear Country
26	1953	Sound Recording	From Here to Eternity
26	1953	Special Effects	The War of the Worlds
26	1953	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Roman Holiday
26	1953	Writing (Screenplay)	From Here to Eternity
26	1953	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	Titanic (1953)
27	1954	Actor	Marlon Brando
27	1954	Actor in a Supporting Role	Edmond O'Brien
27	1954	Actress	Grace Kelly
27	1954	Actress in a Supporting Role	Eva Marie Saint
27	1954	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	On the Waterfront
27	1954	Art Direction (Color)	20,000 Leagues under the Sea
27	1954	Best Motion Picture	On the Waterfront
27	1954	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	On the Waterfront
27	1954	Cinematography (Color)	Three Coins in the Fountain
27	1954	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	Sabrina
27	1954	Costume Design (Color)	Gate of Hell
27	1954	Directing	On the Waterfront
27	1954	Documentary (Feature)	The Vanishing Prairie
27	1954	Documentary (Short Subject)	Thursday's Children
27	1954	Film Editing	On the Waterfront
27	1954	Honorary Award	To Bausch & Lomb Optical Company for their contributions to the advancement of the motion picture industry.
27	1954	Honorary Award	To Danny Kaye for his unique talents, his service to the Academy, the motion picture industry, and the American people.
27	1954	Honorary Award	To Greta Garbo for her unforgettable screen performances.
27	1954	Honorary Award	To Jon Whiteley for his outstanding juvenile performance in The Little Kidnappers .
27	1954	Honorary Award	To Kemp R. Niver for the development of the Renovare Process which has made possible the restoration of the Library of Congress Paper Film Collection.
27	1954	Honorary Award	To Vincent Winter for his outstanding juvenile performance in The Little Kidnappers .
27	1954	Honorary Foreign Language Film Award	To Gate of Hell - Best Foreign Language Film first released in the United States during 1954.
27	1954	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	The High and the Mighty
27	1954	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
27	1954	Music (Song)	Three Coins in the Fountain
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To PARAMOUNT PICTURES, INC., LOREN L. RYDER, JOHN R. BISHOP and all the members of the technical and engineering staff for developing a method of producing and exhibiting motion pictures known as VistaVision.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARLOS RIVAS, G.M. SPRAGUE and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design of a magnetic sound editing machine.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DAVID S. HORSLEY and the UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL STUDIO SPECIAL PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT for a portable remote control device for process projectors.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FRED KNOTH and ORIEN ERNEST of the Universal-International Studio Technical Department for the development of a hand portable, electric, dry oil-fog machine.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FRED WILSON of the Samuel Goldwyn Studio Sound Department for the design of a variable multiple-band equalizer.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JOHN P. LIVADARY, LLOYD RUSSELL and the COLUMBIA STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for an improved limiting amplifier as applied to sound level comparison devices.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To KARL FREUND and FRANK CRANDELL of Photo Research Corporation for the design and development of a direct reading brightness meter.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To P.C. YOUNG of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio Projection Department for the practical application of a variable focal length attachment to motion picture projector lenses.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ROLAND MILLER and MAX GOEPPINGER of Magnascope Corporation for the design and development of a cathode ray magnetic sound track viewer.
27	1954	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WESLEY C. MILLER, J.W. STAFFORD, K.M. FRIERSON and the METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for an electronic sound printing comparison device.
27	1954	Short Subject (Cartoon)	When Magoo Flew
27	1954	Short Subject (One-reel)	This Mechanical Age
27	1954	Short Subject (Two-reel)	A Time Out of War
27	1954	Sound Recording	The Glenn Miller Story
27	1954	Special Effects	20,000 Leagues under the Sea
27	1954	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Broken Lance
27	1954	Writing (Screenplay)	The Country Girl
27	1954	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	On the Waterfront
28	1955	Actor	Ernest Borgnine
28	1955	Actor in a Supporting Role	Jack Lemmon
28	1955	Actress	Anna Magnani
28	1955	Actress in a Supporting Role	Jo Van Fleet
28	1955	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	The Rose Tattoo
28	1955	Art Direction (Color)	Picnic
28	1955	Best Motion Picture	Marty
28	1955	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Rose Tattoo
28	1955	Cinematography (Color)	To Catch a Thief
28	1955	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	I'll Cry Tomorrow
28	1955	Costume Design (Color)	Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
28	1955	Directing	Marty
28	1955	Documentary (Feature)	Helen Keller in Her Story
28	1955	Documentary (Short Subject)	Men against the Arctic
28	1955	Film Editing	Picnic
28	1955	Honorary Foreign Language Film Award	To Samurai, The Legend of Musashi - Best Foreign Language Film first released in the United States during 1955.
28	1955	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
28	1955	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Oklahoma!
28	1955	Music (Song)	Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To the NATIONAL CARBON CO. for the development and production of a high efficiency yellow flame carbon for motion picture color photography.
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To FARCIOT EDOUART, HAL CORL and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO TRANSPARENCY DEPARTMENT for the engineering and development of a double-frame, triple-head background projector.
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To the EASTMAN KODAK CO. for Eastman Tri-X Panchromatic Negative Film.
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To 20TH CENTURY-FOX STUDIO and the BAUSCH & LOMB CO. for the new combination lenses for CinemaScope Photography.
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DAVE ANDERSON of 20th Century-Fox Studio for an improved spotlight capable of maintaining a fixed circle of light at constant intensity over varied distances.
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FARCIOT EDOUART, HAL CORL and the PARAMOUNT STUDIO TRANSPARENCY DEPARTMENT for an improved dual stereopticon background projector.
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To LOREN L. RYDER, CHARLES WEST, HENRY FRACKER and the PARAMOUNT STUDIOS for a projection film index to establish proper framing for various aspect ratios.
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To STEVE KRILANOVICH for an improved camera dolly incorporating multi-directional steering.
28	1955	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WALTER JOLLEY, MAURICE LARSON and R.H. SPIES of 20th Century-Fox Studio for a spraying process which creates simulated metallic surfaces.
28	1955	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Speedy Gonzales
28	1955	Short Subject (One-reel)	Survival City
28	1955	Short Subject (Two-reel)	The Face of Lincoln
28	1955	Sound Recording	Oklahoma!
28	1955	Special Effects	The Bridges at Toko-Ri
28	1955	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	Love Me or Leave Me
28	1955	Writing (Screenplay)	Marty
28	1955	Writing (Story and Screenplay)	Interrupted Melody
29	1956	Actor	Yul Brynner
29	1956	Actor in a Supporting Role	Anthony Quinn
29	1956	Actress	Ingrid Bergman
29	1956	Actress in a Supporting Role	Dorothy Malone
29	1956	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Somebody Up There Likes Me
29	1956	Art Direction (Color)	The King and I
29	1956	Best Motion Picture	Around the World in 80 Days
29	1956	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Somebody Up There Likes Me
29	1956	Cinematography (Color)	Around the World in 80 Days
29	1956	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	The Solid Gold Cadillac
29	1956	Costume Design (Color)	The King and I
29	1956	Directing	Giant
29	1956	Documentary (Feature)	The Silent World
29	1956	Documentary (Short Subject)	The True Story of the Civil War
29	1956	Film Editing	Around the World in 80 Days
29	1956	Foreign Language Film	La Strada
29	1956	Honorary Award	To Eddie Cantor for distinguished service to the film industry.
29	1956	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Buddy Adler
29	1956	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Y. Frank Freeman
29	1956	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Around the World in 80 Days
29	1956	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	The King and I
29	1956	Music (Song)	The Man Who Knew Too Much
29	1956	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DANIEL J. BLOOMBERG, JOHN POND, WILLIAM WADE and the ENGINEERING AND CAMERA DEPARTMENTS OF REPUBLIC STUDIO for the Naturama adaptation to the Mitchell camera.
29	1956	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RICHARD H. RANGER of Rangertone, Inc., for the development of a synchronous recording and reproducing system for quarter-inch magnetic tape.
29	1956	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ROY C. STEWART AND SONS of Stewart-Trans Lux Corp., DR. C.R. DAILY and the TRANSPARENCY DEPARTMENT OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORP. for the engineering and development of the HiTrans and Para-HiTrans rear projection screens.
29	1956	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To TED HIRSCH, CARL HAUGE and EDWARD REICHARD of Consolidated Film Industries for an automatic scene counter for laboratory projection rooms.
29	1956	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To the CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT OF METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER STUDIO for a new hand-portable fog machine.
29	1956	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To the TECHNICAL DEPARTMENTS OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORP. for the engineering and development of the Paramount light-weight horizontal-movement VistaVision camera.
29	1956	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Mister Magoo's Puddle Jumper
29	1956	Short Subject (One-reel)	Crashing the Water Barrier
29	1956	Short Subject (Two-reel)	The Bespoke Overcoat
29	1956	Sound Recording	The King and I
29	1956	Special Effects	The Ten Commandments
29	1956	Writing (Motion Picture Story)	The Brave One
29	1956	Writing (Screenplay--adapted)	Around the World in 80 Days
29	1956	Writing (Screenplay--original)	The Red Balloon
30	1957	Actor	Alec Guinness
30	1957	Actor in a Supporting Role	Red Buttons
30	1957	Actress	Joanne Woodward
30	1957	Actress in a Supporting Role	Miyoshi Umeki
30	1957	Art Direction	Sayonara
30	1957	Best Motion Picture	The Bridge on the River Kwai
30	1957	Cinematography	The Bridge on the River Kwai
30	1957	Costume Design	Les Girls
30	1957	Directing	The Bridge on the River Kwai
30	1957	Documentary (Feature)	Albert Schweitzer
30	1957	Film Editing	The Bridge on the River Kwai
30	1957	Foreign Language Film	The Nights of Cabiria
30	1957	Honorary Award	To B.B. Kahane for distinguished service to the motion picture industry.
30	1957	Honorary Award	To Charles Brackett for outstanding service to the Academy.
30	1957	Honorary Award	To Gilbert M. ("Broncho Billy") Anderson, motion picture pioneer, for his contributions to the development of motion pictures as entertainment.
30	1957	Honorary Award	To The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers for their contributions to the advancement of the motion picture industry.
30	1957	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Samuel Goldwyn
30	1957	Music (Scoring)	The Bridge on the River Kwai
30	1957	Music (Song)	The Joker Is Wild
30	1957	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To THE MOTION PICTURE RESEARCH COUNCIL for the design and development of a high efficiency projection screen for drive-in theatres.
30	1957	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To the TODD-AO CORP. and WESTREX CORP. for developing a method of producing and exhibiting wide-film motion pictures known as the Todd-AO System.
30	1957	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To HARLAN L. BAUMBACH, LORAND WARGO, HOWARD M. LITTLE and the UNICORN ENGINEERING CORP. for the development of an Automatic Printer Light Selector.
30	1957	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To the SOCIÉTÉ D'OPTIQUE ET DE MECANIQUE DE HAUTE PRECISION for the development of a high speed vari-focal photographic lens.
30	1957	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CHARLES E. SUTTER, WILLIAM B. SMITH, PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORP. and GENERAL CABLE CORP. for the engineering and application to studio use of aluminum lightweight electrical cable and connectors.
30	1957	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Birds Anonymous
30	1957	Short Subject (Live Action)	The Wetback Hound
30	1957	Sound Recording	Sayonara
30	1957	Special Effects	The Enemy Below
30	1957	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	The Bridge on the River Kwai
30	1957	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	Designing Woman
31	1958	Actor	David Niven
31	1958	Actor in a Supporting Role	Burl Ives
31	1958	Actress	Susan Hayward
31	1958	Actress in a Supporting Role	Wendy Hiller
31	1958	Art Direction	Gigi
31	1958	Best Motion Picture	Gigi
31	1958	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Defiant Ones
31	1958	Cinematography (Color)	Gigi
31	1958	Costume Design	Gigi
31	1958	Directing	Gigi
31	1958	Documentary (Feature)	White Wilderness
31	1958	Documentary (Short Subject)	Ama Girls
31	1958	Film Editing	Gigi
31	1958	Foreign Language Film	My Uncle
31	1958	Honorary Award	To Maurice Chevalier for his contributions to the world of entertainment for more than half a century.
31	1958	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Jack L. Warner
31	1958	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	The Old Man and the Sea
31	1958	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Gigi
31	1958	Music (Song)	Gigi
31	1958	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To DON W. PRIDEAUX, LEROY G. LEIGHTON and the LAMP DIVISION OF GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. for the development and production of an improved 10 kilowatt lamp for motion picture set lighting.
31	1958	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To PANAVISION, INC., for the design and development of the Auto Panatar anamorphic photographic lens for 35mm CinemaScope photography.
31	1958	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FRED PONEDEL, GEORGE BROWN and CONRAD BOYE of the Warner Bros. Special Effects Department for the design and fabrication of a new rapid fire marble gun.
31	1958	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WILLY BORBERG of the General Precision Laboratory, Inc., for the development of a high speed intermittent movement for 35mm motion picture theatre projection equipment.
31	1958	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Knighty Knight Bugs
31	1958	Short Subject (Live Action)	Grand Canyon
31	1958	Sound	South Pacific
31	1958	Special Effects	tom thumb
31	1958	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Gigi
31	1958	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	The Defiant Ones
32	1959	Actor	Charlton Heston
32	1959	Actor in a Supporting Role	Hugh Griffith
32	1959	Actress	Simone Signoret
32	1959	Actress in a Supporting Role	Shelley Winters
32	1959	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	The Diary of Anne Frank
32	1959	Art Direction (Color)	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Best Motion Picture	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Diary of Anne Frank
32	1959	Cinematography (Color)	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	Some Like It Hot
32	1959	Costume Design (Color)	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Directing	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Documentary (Feature)	Serengeti Shall Not Die
32	1959	Documentary (Short Subject)	Glass
32	1959	Film Editing	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Foreign Language Film	Black Orpheus
32	1959	Honorary Award	To Buster Keaton for his unique talents which brought immortal comedies to the screen.
32	1959	Honorary Award	To Lee De Forest for his pioneering inventions which brought sound to the motion picture.
32	1959	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Bob Hope
32	1959	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Porgy and Bess
32	1959	Music (Song)	A Hole in the Head
32	1959	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To DOUGLAS G. SHEARER of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., and ROBERT E. GOTTSCHALK and JOHN R. MOORE of Panavision, Inc., for the development of a system of producing and exhibiting wide-film motion pictures known as Camera 65.
32	1959	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To DR. HOWARD S. COLEMAN, DR. A. FRANCIS TURNER, HAROLD H. SCHROEDER, JAMES R. BENFORD and HAROLD E. ROSENBERGER of the Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. for the design and development of the Balcold Projection Mirror.
32	1959	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To ROBERT P. GUTTERMAN of General Kinetics, Inc., and LIPSNER-SMITH CORP. for the design and development of the CF-2 Ultra-sonic Film Cleaner.
32	1959	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To WADSWORTH E. POHL, JACK ALFORD, HENRY IMUS, JOSEPH SCHMIT, PAUL FASSNACHT, AL LOFQUIST and TECHNICOLOR CORP., for the development and practical application of equipment for wet printing.
32	1959	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To WADSWORTH E. POHL, WILLIAM EVANS, WERNER HOPF, S.E. HOWSE, THOMAS P. DIXON, STANFORD RESEARCH INSTITUTE and TECHNICOLOR CORP., for the design and development of the Technicolor Electronic Printing Timer.
32	1959	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To E.L. STONES, GLEN ROBINSON, WINFIELD HUBBARD and LUTHER NEWMAN of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studio Construction Department for the design of a multiple cable remote controlled winch.
32	1959	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To UB IWERKS of Walt Disney Prods. for the design of an improved optical printer for special effects and matte shots.
32	1959	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Moonbird
32	1959	Short Subject (Live Action)	The Golden Fish
32	1959	Sound	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Special Effects	Ben-Hur
32	1959	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Room at the Top
32	1959	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	Pillow Talk
33	1960	Actor	Burt Lancaster
33	1960	Actor in a Supporting Role	Peter Ustinov
33	1960	Actress	Elizabeth Taylor
33	1960	Actress in a Supporting Role	Shirley Jones
33	1960	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	The Apartment
33	1960	Art Direction (Color)	Spartacus
33	1960	Best Motion Picture	The Apartment
33	1960	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Sons and Lovers
33	1960	Cinematography (Color)	Spartacus
33	1960	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	The Facts of Life
33	1960	Costume Design (Color)	Spartacus
33	1960	Directing	The Apartment
33	1960	Documentary (Feature)	The Horse with the Flying Tail
33	1960	Documentary (Short Subject)	Giuseppina
33	1960	Film Editing	The Apartment
33	1960	Foreign Language Film	The Virgin Spring
33	1960	Honorary Award	To Gary Cooper for his many memorable screen performances and the international recognition he, as an individual, has gained for the motion picture industry.
33	1960	Honorary Award	To Hayley Mills for Pollyanna , the most outstanding juvenile performance during 1960.
33	1960	Honorary Award	To Stan Laurel for his creative pioneering in the field of cinema comedy.
33	1960	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Sol Lesser
33	1960	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Exodus
33	1960	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	Song without End (The Story of Franz Liszt)
33	1960	Music (Song)	Never on Sunday
33	1960	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To AMPEX PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTS CO. for the production of a well-engineered multi-purpose sound system combining high standards of quality with convenience of control, dependable operation and simplified emergency provisions.
33	1960	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ANTHONY PAGLIA and the 20TH CENTURY-FOX STUDIO MECHANICAL EFFECTS DEPARTMENT for the design and construction of a miniature flak gun and ammunition.
33	1960	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ARTHUR HOLCOMB, PETRO VLAHOS and COLUMBIA STUDIO CAMERA DEPARTMENT for a camera flicker indicating device.
33	1960	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARL HAUGE, ROBERT GRUBEL and EDWARD REICHARD of Consolidated Film Industries for the development of an automatic developer replenisher system.
33	1960	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Munro
33	1960	Short Subject (Live Action)	Day of the Painter
33	1960	Sound	The Alamo
33	1960	Special Effects	The Time Machine
33	1960	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Elmer Gantry
33	1960	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	The Apartment
34	1961	Actor	Maximilian Schell
34	1961	Actor in a Supporting Role	George Chakiris
34	1961	Actress	Sophia Loren
34	1961	Actress in a Supporting Role	Rita Moreno
34	1961	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	The Hustler
34	1961	Art Direction (Color)	West Side Story
34	1961	Best Motion Picture	West Side Story
34	1961	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Hustler
34	1961	Cinematography (Color)	West Side Story
34	1961	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	La Dolce Vita
34	1961	Costume Design (Color)	West Side Story
34	1961	Directing	West Side Story
34	1961	Documentary (Feature)	Le Ciel et la Boue (Sky Above and Mud Beneath)
34	1961	Documentary (Short Subject)	Project Hope
34	1961	Film Editing	West Side Story
34	1961	Foreign Language Film	Through a Glass Darkly
34	1961	Honorary Award	To Fred L. Metzler for his dedication and outstanding service to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
34	1961	Honorary Award	To Jerome Robbins for his brilliant achievements in the art of choreography on film.
34	1961	Honorary Award	To William L. Hendricks for his outstanding patriotic service in the conception, writing and production of the Marine Corps film, A Force in Readiness , which has brought honor to the Academy and the motion picture industry.
34	1961	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Stanley Kramer
34	1961	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	George Seaton
34	1961	Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)	Breakfast at Tiffany's
34	1961	Music (Scoring of a Musical Picture)	West Side Story
34	1961	Music (Song)	Breakfast at Tiffany's
34	1961	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To 20TH CENTURY-FOX RESEARCH DEPARTMENT, under the direction of E.I. SPONABLE and HERBERT E. BRAGG, and DELUXE LABORATORIES, INC., with the assistance of F.D. LESLIE, R.D. WHITMORE, A.A. ALDEN, ENDEL POOL and JAMES B. GORDON for a system of decompressing and recomposing CinemaScope pictures for conventional aspect ratios.
34	1961	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JAMES DALE, S. WILSON, H.E. RICE, JOHN RUDE, LAURIE ATKIN, WADSWORTH E. POHL, H. PEASGOOD and TECHNICOLOR CORP. for a process of automatic selective printing.
34	1961	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS, INC., for the development of a hand held high-power photographic lighting unit known as the Sun Gun Professional.
34	1961	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To HURLETRON, INC., ELECTRIC EYE EQUIPMENT DIVISION, for an automatic light changing system for motion picture printers.
34	1961	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WADSWORTH E. POHL and TECHNICOLOR CORP. for an integrated sound and picture transfer process.
34	1961	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Ersatz (The Substitute)
34	1961	Short Subject (Live Action)	Seawards the Great Ships
34	1961	Sound	West Side Story
34	1961	Special Effects	The Guns of Navarone
34	1961	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Judgment at Nuremberg
34	1961	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	Splendor in the Grass
35	1962	Actor	Gregory Peck
35	1962	Actor in a Supporting Role	Ed Begley
35	1962	Actress	Anne Bancroft
35	1962	Actress in a Supporting Role	Patty Duke
35	1962	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	To Kill a Mockingbird
35	1962	Art Direction (Color)	Lawrence of Arabia
35	1962	Best Picture	Lawrence of Arabia
35	1962	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	The Longest Day
35	1962	Cinematography (Color)	Lawrence of Arabia
35	1962	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?
35	1962	Costume Design (Color)	The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm
35	1962	Directing	Lawrence of Arabia
35	1962	Documentary (Feature)	Black Fox
35	1962	Documentary (Short Subject)	Dylan Thomas
35	1962	Film Editing	Lawrence of Arabia
35	1962	Foreign Language Film	Sundays and Cybele
35	1962	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Steve Broidy
35	1962	Music (Music Score--substantially Original)	Lawrence of Arabia
35	1962	Music (Scoring of Music--adaptation or Treatment)	Meredith Willson's The Music Man
35	1962	Music (Song)	Days of Wine and Roses
35	1962	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To ALBERT S. PRATT, JAMES L. WASSELL and HANS C. WOHLRAB of the Professional Equipment Divison of Bell & Howell Co., for the design and development of a new and improved automatic motion picture additive color printer.
35	1962	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To CHARLES E. SUTTER, WILLIAM BRYSON SMITH and LOUIS C. KENNELL of Paramount Pictures Corp. for the engineering and application to motion picture production of a new system of electric power distribution.
35	1962	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To NORTH AMERICAN PHILIPS CO., INC., for the design and engineering of the Norelco Universal 70/35mm motion picture projector.
35	1962	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To RALPH CHAPMAN for the design and development of an advanced motion picture camera crane.
35	1962	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ELECTRO-VOICE, INC., for a highly directional dynamic line microphone.
35	1962	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To LOUIS G. MacKENZIE for a selective sound effects repeater.
35	1962	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Hole
35	1962	Short Subject (Live Action)	Heureux Anniversaire (Happy Anniversary)
35	1962	Sound	Lawrence of Arabia
35	1962	Special Effects	The Longest Day
35	1962	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	To Kill a Mockingbird
35	1962	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	Divorce--Italian Style
36	1963	Actor	Sidney Poitier
36	1963	Actor in a Supporting Role	Melvyn Douglas
36	1963	Actress	Patricia Neal
36	1963	Actress in a Supporting Role	Margaret Rutherford
36	1963	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	America America
36	1963	Art Direction (Color)	Cleopatra
36	1963	Best Picture	Tom Jones
36	1963	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Hud
36	1963	Cinematography (Color)	Cleopatra
36	1963	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	Federico Fellini's 8-1/2
36	1963	Costume Design (Color)	Cleopatra
36	1963	Directing	Tom Jones
36	1963	Documentary (Feature)	Robert Frost: A Lover's Quarrel with the World
36	1963	Documentary (Short Subject)	Chagall
36	1963	Film Editing	How the West Was Won
36	1963	Foreign Language Film	Federico Fellini's 8-1/2
36	1963	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Sam Spiegel
36	1963	Music (Music Score--substantially Original)	Tom Jones
36	1963	Music (Scoring of Music--adaptation or Treatment)	Irma La Douce
36	1963	Music (Song)	Papa's Delicate Condition
36	1963	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DOUGLAS G. SHEARER and A. ARNOLD GILLESPIE of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios for the engineering of an improved Background Process Projection System.
36	1963	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Critic
36	1963	Short Subject (Live Action)	An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge
36	1963	Sound	How the West Was Won
36	1963	Sound Effects	It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World
36	1963	Special Effects	Cleopatra
36	1963	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Tom Jones
36	1963	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	How the West Was Won
37	1964	Actor	Rex Harrison
37	1964	Actor in a Supporting Role	Peter Ustinov
37	1964	Actress	Julie Andrews
37	1964	Actress in a Supporting Role	Lila Kedrova
37	1964	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Zorba the Greek
37	1964	Art Direction (Color)	My Fair Lady
37	1964	Best Picture	My Fair Lady
37	1964	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Zorba the Greek
37	1964	Cinematography (Color)	My Fair Lady
37	1964	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	The Night of the Iguana
37	1964	Costume Design (Color)	My Fair Lady
37	1964	Directing	My Fair Lady
37	1964	Documentary (Feature)	Jacques-Yves Cousteau's World without Sun
37	1964	Documentary (Short Subject)	Nine from Little Rock
37	1964	Film Editing	Mary Poppins
37	1964	Foreign Language Film	Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
37	1964	Honorary Award	To William Tuttle for his outstanding make-up achievement for 7 Faces of Dr. Lao .
37	1964	Music (Music Score--substantially Original)	Mary Poppins
37	1964	Music (Scoring of Music--adaptation or Treatment)	My Fair Lady
37	1964	Music (Song)	Mary Poppins
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To PETRO VLAHOS, WADSWORTH E. POHL and UB IWERKS for the conception and perfection of techniques for Color Traveling Matte Composite Cinematography.
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To PIERRE ANGENIEUX for the development of a ten-to-one Zoom Lens for cinematography.
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To SIDNEY P. SOLOW, EDWARD H. REICHARD, CARL W. HAUGE and JOB SANDERSON of Consolidated Film Industries for the design and development of a versatile Automatic 35mm Composite Color Printer.
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ANTHONY PAGLIA and the 20TH CENTURY-FOX STUDIO MECHANICAL EFFECTS DEPARTMENT for an improved method of producing Explosion Flash Effects for motion pictures.
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To EDWARD H. REICHARD and CARL W. HAUGE of Consolidated Film Industries for the design of a Proximity Cue Detector and its application to motion picture printers.
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To EDWARD H. REICHARD, LEONARD L. SOKOLOW and CARL W. HAUGE of Consolidated Film Industries for the design and application to motion picture laboratory practice of a Stroboscopic Scene Tester for color and black-and-white film.
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To MILTON FORMAN, RICHARD B. GLICKMAN and DANIEL J. PEARLMAN of ColorTran Industries for advancements in the design and application to motion picture photography of lighting units using quartz iodine lamps.
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To NELSON TYLER for the design and construction of an improved Helicopter Camera System.
37	1964	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To STEWART FILMSCREEN CORPORATION for a seamless translucent Blue Screen for Traveling Matte Color Cinematography.
37	1964	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Pink Phink
37	1964	Short Subject (Live Action)	Casals Conducts: 1964
37	1964	Sound	My Fair Lady
37	1964	Sound Effects	Goldfinger
37	1964	Special Visual Effects	Mary Poppins
37	1964	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Becket
37	1964	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	Father Goose
38	1965	Actor	Lee Marvin
38	1965	Actor in a Supporting Role	Martin Balsam
38	1965	Actress	Julie Christie
38	1965	Actress in a Supporting Role	Shelley Winters
38	1965	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Ship of Fools
38	1965	Art Direction (Color)	Doctor Zhivago
38	1965	Best Picture	The Sound of Music
38	1965	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Ship of Fools
38	1965	Cinematography (Color)	Doctor Zhivago
38	1965	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	Darling
38	1965	Costume Design (Color)	Doctor Zhivago
38	1965	Directing	The Sound of Music
38	1965	Documentary (Feature)	The Eleanor Roosevelt Story
38	1965	Documentary (Short Subject)	To Be Alive!
38	1965	Film Editing	The Sound of Music
38	1965	Foreign Language Film	The Shop on Main Street
38	1965	Honorary Award	To Bob Hope for unique and distinguished service to our industry and the Academy.
38	1965	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	William Wyler
38	1965	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Edmond L. DePatie
38	1965	Music (Music Score--substantially Original)	Doctor Zhivago
38	1965	Music (Scoring of Music--adaptation or Treatment)	The Sound of Music
38	1965	Music (Song)	The Sandpiper
38	1965	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To ARTHUR J. HATCH of the Strong Electric Corporation subsidiary of General Precision Equipment Corporation, for the design and development of an Air Blown Carbon Arc Projection Lamp.
38	1965	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To STEFAN KUDELSKI for the design and development of the Nagra portable 1/4 inch tape recording system for motion picture sound recording.
38	1965	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Dot and the Line
38	1965	Short Subject (Live Action)	The Chicken (Le Poulet)
38	1965	Sound	The Sound of Music
38	1965	Sound Effects	The Great Race
38	1965	Special Visual Effects	Thunderball
38	1965	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Doctor Zhivago
38	1965	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	Darling
39	1966	Actor	Paul Scofield
39	1966	Actor in a Supporting Role	Walter Matthau
39	1966	Actress	Elizabeth Taylor
39	1966	Actress in a Supporting Role	Sandy Dennis
39	1966	Art Direction (Black-and-white)	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
39	1966	Art Direction (Color)	Fantastic Voyage
39	1966	Best Picture	A Man for All Seasons
39	1966	Cinematography (Black-and-white)	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
39	1966	Cinematography (Color)	A Man for All Seasons
39	1966	Costume Design (Black-and-white)	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
39	1966	Costume Design (Color)	A Man for All Seasons
39	1966	Directing	A Man for All Seasons
39	1966	Documentary (Feature)	The War Game
39	1966	Documentary (Short Subject)	A Year toward Tomorrow
39	1966	Film Editing	Grand Prix
39	1966	Foreign Language Film	A Man and a Woman
39	1966	Honorary Award	To Y. Frank Freeman for unusual and outstanding service to the Academy during his thirty years in Hollywood.
39	1966	Honorary Award	To Yakima Canutt for achievements as a stunt man and for developing safety devices to protect stunt men everywhere.
39	1966	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Robert Wise
39	1966	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	George Bagnall
39	1966	Music (Original Music Score)	Born Free
39	1966	Music (Scoring of Music--adaptation or Treatment)	A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum
39	1966	Music (Song)	Born Free
39	1966	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To ARNOLD & RICHTER KG for the design and development of the Arriflex 35mm Portable Motion Picture Reflex Camera.
39	1966	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To MITCHELL CAMERA CORPORATION for the design and development of the Mitchell Mark II 35mm Portable Motion Picture Reflex Camera.
39	1966	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARROLL KNUDSON for the production of a Composer's Manual for Motion Picture Music Synchronization.
39	1966	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the design of the Panatron Power Inverter and its application to motion picture camera operation.
39	1966	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RUBY RAKSIN for the production of a Composer's Manual for Motion Picture Music Synchronization.
39	1966	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Double Feature
39	1966	Short Subject (Live Action)	Wild Wings
39	1966	Sound	Grand Prix
39	1966	Sound Effects	Grand Prix
39	1966	Special Visual Effects	Fantastic Voyage
39	1966	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	A Man for All Seasons
39	1966	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	A Man and a Woman
40	1967	Actor	Rod Steiger
40	1967	Actor in a Supporting Role	George Kennedy
40	1967	Actress	Katharine Hepburn
40	1967	Actress in a Supporting Role	Estelle Parsons
40	1967	Art Direction	Camelot
40	1967	Best Picture	In the Heat of the Night
40	1967	Cinematography	Bonnie and Clyde
40	1967	Costume Design	Camelot
40	1967	Directing	The Graduate
40	1967	Documentary (Feature)	The Anderson Platoon
40	1967	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Redwoods
40	1967	Film Editing	In the Heat of the Night
40	1967	Foreign Language Film	Closely Watched Trains
40	1967	Honorary Award	To Arthur Freed for distinguished service to the Academy and the production of six top-rated Awards telecasts.
40	1967	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Alfred Hitchcock
40	1967	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Gregory Peck
40	1967	Music (Original Music Score)	Thoroughly Modern Millie
40	1967	Music (Scoring of Music--adaptation or Treatment)	Camelot
40	1967	Music (Song)	Doctor Dolittle
40	1967	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FRED R. WILSON of the Samuel Goldwyn Studio Sound Department for an Audio Level Clamper.
40	1967	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for a Variable Speed Motor for Motion Picture Cameras.
40	1967	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To the ELECTRO-OPTICAL DIVISION OF THE KOLLMORGEN CORPORATION for the design and development of a series of Motion Picture Projection Lenses.
40	1967	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To WALDON O. WATSON and the UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for new concepts in the design of a Music Scoring Stage.
40	1967	Short Subject (Cartoon)	The Box
40	1967	Short Subject (Live Action)	A Place to Stand
40	1967	Sound	In the Heat of the Night
40	1967	Sound Effects	The Dirty Dozen
40	1967	Special Visual Effects	Doctor Dolittle
40	1967	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	In the Heat of the Night
40	1967	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
41	1968	Actor	Cliff Robertson
41	1968	Actor in a Supporting Role	Jack Albertson
41	1968	Actress	Barbra Streisand
41	1968	Actress	Katharine Hepburn
41	1968	Actress in a Supporting Role	Ruth Gordon
41	1968	Art Direction	Oliver!
41	1968	Best Picture	Oliver!
41	1968	Cinematography	Romeo and Juliet
41	1968	Costume Design	Romeo and Juliet
41	1968	Directing	Oliver!
41	1968	Documentary (Feature)	Journey into Self
41	1968	Documentary (Short Subject)	Why Man Creates
41	1968	Film Editing	Bullitt
41	1968	Foreign Language Film	War and Peace
41	1968	Honorary Award	To John Chambers for his outstanding makeup achievement for Planet of the Apes .
41	1968	Honorary Award	To Onna White for her outstanding choreography achievement for Oliver!
41	1968	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Martha Raye
41	1968	Music (Original Score--for a Motion Picture [not a Musical])	The Lion in Winter
41	1968	Music (Score of a Musical Picture--original or Adaptation)	Oliver!
41	1968	Music (Song--original For The Picture)	The Thomas Crown Affair
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the development and introduction of a color reversal intermediate film for motion pictures.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To PHILIP V. PALMQUIST of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co., to DR. HERBERT MEYER of the Motion Picture and Television Research Center, and to CHARLES D. STAFFELL of the Rank Organization for the development of a successful embodiment of the reflex background projection system for composite cinematography.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To DONALD W. NORWOOD for the design and development of the Norwood Photographic Exposure Meters.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY and PRODUCERS SERVICE COMPANY for the development of a new high-speed step-optical reduction printer.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the introduction of a new high speed motion picture color negative film.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To EDMUND M. DI GIULIO, NIELS G. PETERSEN and NORMAN S. HUGHES of the Cinema Product Development Company for the design and application of a conversion which makes available the reflex viewing system for motion picture cameras.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To OPTICAL COATING LABORATORIES, INC. for the development of an improved anti-reflection coating for photographic and projection lens systems.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the conception, design and introduction of a 65mm hand-held motion picture camera.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To TODD-AO and MITCHELL CAMERA COMPANY for the design and engineering of the Todd-AO hand-held motion picture camera.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARL W. HAUGE and EDWARD H. REICHARD of Consolidated Film Industries and E. MICHAEL MEAHL and ROY J. RIDENOUR of Ramtronics for engineering an automatic exposure control for printing-machine lamps.
41	1968	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for a new direct positive film and to CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES for the application of this film to the making of post-production work prints.
41	1968	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day
41	1968	Short Subject (Live Action)	Robert Kennedy Remembered
41	1968	Sound	Oliver!
41	1968	Special Visual Effects	2001: A Space Odyssey
41	1968	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	The Lion in Winter
41	1968	Writing (Story and Screenplay--written Directly For The Screen)	The Producers
42	1969	Actor	John Wayne
42	1969	Actor in a Supporting Role	Gig Young
42	1969	Actress	Maggie Smith
42	1969	Actress in a Supporting Role	Goldie Hawn
42	1969	Art Direction	Hello, Dolly!
42	1969	Best Picture	Midnight Cowboy
42	1969	Cinematography	Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
42	1969	Costume Design	Anne of the Thousand Days
42	1969	Directing	Midnight Cowboy
42	1969	Documentary (Feature)	Arthur Rubinstein - The Love of Life
42	1969	Documentary (Short Subject)	Czechoslovakia 1968
42	1969	Film Editing	Z
42	1969	Foreign Language Film	Z
42	1969	Honorary Award	To Cary Grant for his unique mastery of the art of screen acting with the respect and affection of his colleagues.
42	1969	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	George Jessel
42	1969	Music (Original Score--for a Motion Picture [not a Musical])	Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
42	1969	Music (Score of a Musical Picture--original or Adaptation)	Hello, Dolly!
42	1969	Music (Song--original For The Picture)	Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
42	1969	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To FOUAD SAID for the design and introduction of the Cinemobile series of equipment trucks for location motion picture production.
42	1969	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To HAZELTINE CORPORATION for the design and development of the Hazeltine Color Film Analyzer.
42	1969	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JUAN DE LA CIERVA and DYNASCIENCES CORPORATION for the design and development of the Dynalens optical image motion compensator.
42	1969	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FENTON HAMILTON of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios for the concept and engineering of a mobile battery power unit for location lighting.
42	1969	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To OTTO POPELKA of Magna-Tech Electronics Company, Inc., for the development of an Electronically Controlled Looping System.
42	1969	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the design and development of the Panaspeed Motion Picture Camera Motor.
42	1969	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ROBERT M. FLYNN and RUSSELL HESSEY of Universal City Studios, Inc. for a machine-gun modification for motion picture photography.
42	1969	Short Subject (Cartoon)	It's Tough to Be a Bird
42	1969	Short Subject (Live Action)	The Magic Machines
42	1969	Sound	Hello, Dolly!
42	1969	Special Visual Effects	Marooned
42	1969	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Midnight Cowboy
42	1969	Writing (Story and Screenplay--based On Material Not Previously Published or Produced)	Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
43	1970	Actor	George C. Scott
43	1970	Actor in a Supporting Role	John Mills
43	1970	Actress	Glenda Jackson
43	1970	Actress in a Supporting Role	Helen Hayes
43	1970	Art Direction	Patton
43	1970	Best Picture	Patton
43	1970	Cinematography	Ryan's Daughter
43	1970	Costume Design	Cromwell
43	1970	Directing	Patton
43	1970	Documentary (Feature)	Woodstock
43	1970	Documentary (Short Subject)	Interviews with My Lai Veterans
43	1970	Film Editing	Patton
43	1970	Foreign Language Film	Investigation of a Citizen above Suspicion
43	1970	Honorary Award	To Lillian Gish for superlative artistry and for distinguished contribution to the progress of motion pictures.
43	1970	Honorary Award	To Orson Welles for superlative artistry and versatility in the creation of motion pictures.
43	1970	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Ingmar Bergman
43	1970	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Frank Sinatra
43	1970	Music (Original Score)	Love Story
43	1970	Music (Original Song Score)	Let It Be
43	1970	Music (Song--original For The Picture)	Lovers and Other Strangers
43	1970	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To LEONARD SOKOLOW and EDWARD H. REICHARD of Consolidated Film Industries for the concept and engineering of the Color Proofing Printer for motion pictures.
43	1970	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To B. J. LOSMANDY for the concept, design and application of micro-miniature solid state amplifier modules used in motion picture recording equipment.
43	1970	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY and PHOTO ELECTRONICS CORPORATION for the design and engineering of an improved video color analyzer for motion picture laboratories.
43	1970	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ELECTRO SOUND INCORPORATED for the design and introduction of the Series 8000 Sound System for motion picture theatres.
43	1970	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS INC. for the development and introduction of a series of compact tungsten halogen lamps for motion picture production.
43	1970	Short Subject (Cartoon)	Is It Always Right to Be Right?
43	1970	Short Subject (Live Action)	The Resurrection of Broncho Billy
43	1970	Sound	Patton
43	1970	Special Visual Effects	Tora! Tora! Tora!
43	1970	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	MAS*H
43	1970	Writing (Story and Screenplay--based On Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced)	Patton
44	1971	Actor	Gene Hackman
44	1971	Actor in a Supporting Role	Ben Johnson
44	1971	Actress	Jane Fonda
44	1971	Actress in a Supporting Role	Cloris Leachman
44	1971	Art Direction	Nicholas and Alexandra
44	1971	Best Picture	The French Connection
44	1971	Cinematography	Fiddler on the Roof
44	1971	Costume Design	Nicholas and Alexandra
44	1971	Directing	The French Connection
44	1971	Documentary (Feature)	The Hellstrom Chronicle
44	1971	Documentary (Short Subject)	Sentinels of Silence
44	1971	Film Editing	The French Connection
44	1971	Foreign Language Film	The Garden of the Finzi Continis
44	1971	Honorary Award	To Charles Chaplin for the incalculable effect he has had in making motion pictures the art form of this century.
44	1971	Music (Original Dramatic Score)	Summer of '42
44	1971	Music (Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score)	Fiddler on the Roof
44	1971	Music (Song--original For The Picture)	Shaft
44	1971	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JOHN N. WILKINSON of Optical Radiation Corporation for the development and engineering of a system of xenon arc lamphouses for motion picture projection.
44	1971	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CINEMA PRODUCTS COMPANY for a control motor to actuate zoom lenses on motion picture cameras.
44	1971	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PHOTO RESEARCH, A DIVISION OF KOLLMORGEN CORPORATION, for the development and introduction of the film-lens balanced Three Color Meter.
44	1971	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PRODUCERS SERVICE CORPORATION and CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES; and to CINEMA RESEARCH CORPORATION and RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC. for the engineering and implementation of fully automated blow-up motion picture printing systems.
44	1971	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ROBERT D. AUGUSTE and CINEMA PRODUCTS COMPANY for the development and introduction of a new crystal controlled lightweight motor for the 35mm motion picture Arriflex camera.
44	1971	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To THOMAS JEFFERSON HUTCHINSON, JAMES R. ROCHESTER and FENTON HAMILTON for the development and introduction of the Sunbrute system of xenon arc lamps for location lighting in motion picture production.
44	1971	Short Subject (Animated)	The Crunch Bird
44	1971	Short Subject (Live Action)	Sentinels of Silence
44	1971	Sound	Fiddler on the Roof
44	1971	Special Visual Effects	Bedknobs and Broomsticks
44	1971	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	The French Connection
44	1971	Writing (Story and Screenplay--based On Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced)	The Hospital
45	1972	Actor	Marlon Brando
45	1972	Actor in a Supporting Role	Joel Grey
45	1972	Actress	Liza Minnelli
45	1972	Actress in a Supporting Role	Eileen Heckart
45	1972	Art Direction	Cabaret
45	1972	Best Picture	The Godfather
45	1972	Cinematography	Cabaret
45	1972	Costume Design	Travels with My Aunt
45	1972	Directing	Cabaret
45	1972	Documentary (Feature)	Marjoe
45	1972	Documentary (Short Subject)	This Tiny World
45	1972	Film Editing	Cabaret
45	1972	Foreign Language Film	The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie
45	1972	Honorary Award	To Charles S. Boren, Leader for 38 years of the industry's enlightened labor relations and architect of its policy of non-discrimination. With the respect and affection of all who work in films.
45	1972	Honorary Award	To Edward G. Robinson who achieved greatness as a player, a patron of the arts and a dedicated citizen...in sum, a Renaissance man. From his friends in the industry he loves.
45	1972	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Rosalind Russell
45	1972	Music (Original Dramatic Score)	Limelight
45	1972	Music (Scoring: Adaptation and Original Song Score)	Cabaret
45	1972	Music (Song--original For The Picture)	The Poseidon Adventure
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To EDWARD H. REICHARD and HOWARD T. LA ZARE of Consolidated Film Industries, and EDWARD EFRON of IBM for the engineering of a computerized light valve monitoring system for motion picture printing.
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JOSEPH E. BLUTH for research and development in the field of electronic photography and transfer of video tape to motion picture film.
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the development and engineering of the Panaflex motion picture camera.
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARTER EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. and RAMTRONICS for the RAMtronics light-valve photometer for motion picture printers.
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DAVID DEGENKOLB, HARRY LARSON, MANFRED MICHELSON and FRED SCOBEY of DeLuxe General Incorporated for the development of a computerized motion picture printer and process control system.
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To E. H. GEISSLER and G. M. BERGGREN of Wil-Kin Inc., for engineering of the Ultra-Vision Motion Picture Theater Projection System.
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JIRO MUKAI and RYUSHO HIROSE of Canon, Inc., and WILTON R. HOLM of the AMPTP Motion Picture and Television Research Center for development of the Canon Macro Zoom Lens for motion picture photography.
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PHILIP V. PALMQUIST and LEONARD L. OLSON of the 3M Company, and FRANK P. CLARK of the AMPTP Motion Picture and Television Research Center for development of the Nextel simulated blood for motion picture color photography.
45	1972	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PHOTO RESEARCH, A DIVISION OF KOLLMORGEN CORPORATION, and PSC TECHNOLOGY INC., ACME PRODUCTS DIVISION, for the Spectra Film Gate Photometer for motion picture printers.
45	1972	Short Subject (Animated)	A Christmas Carol
45	1972	Short Subject (Live Action)	Norman Rockwell's World...An American Dream
45	1972	Sound	Cabaret
45	1972	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	The Poseidon Adventure
45	1972	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	The Godfather
45	1972	Writing (Story and Screenplay--based On Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced)	The Candidate
46	1973	Actor	Jack Lemmon
46	1973	Actor in a Supporting Role	John Houseman
46	1973	Actress	Glenda Jackson
46	1973	Actress in a Supporting Role	Tatum O'Neal
46	1973	Art Direction	The Sting
46	1973	Best Picture	The Sting
46	1973	Cinematography	Cries and Whispers
46	1973	Costume Design	The Sting
46	1973	Directing	The Sting
46	1973	Documentary (Feature)	The Great American Cowboy
46	1973	Documentary (Short Subject)	Princeton: A Search for Answers
46	1973	Film Editing	The Sting
46	1973	Foreign Language Film	Day for Night
46	1973	Honorary Award	To Groucho Marx in recognition of his brilliant creativity and for the unequalled achievements of the Marx Brothers in the art of motion picture comedy.
46	1973	Honorary Award	To Henri Langlois for his devotion to the art of film, his massive contributions in preserving its past and his unswerving faith in its future.
46	1973	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Lawrence Weingarten
46	1973	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Lew Wasserman
46	1973	Music (Original Dramatic Score)	The Way We Were
46	1973	Music (Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation -or- Scoring: Adaptation)	The Sting
46	1973	Music (Song)	The Way We Were
46	1973	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To HAROLD A. SCHEIB, CLIFFORD H. ELLIS and ROGER W. BANKS of Research Products Incorporated for the concept and engineering of the Model 2101 optical printer for motion picture optical effects.
46	1973	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JOACHIM GERB and ERICH KASTNER of The Arnold and Richter Company for the development and engineering of the Arriflex 35BL motion picture camera.
46	1973	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To MAGNA-TECH ELECTRONIC CO., INC. for the engineering and development of a high-speed re-recording system for motion picture production.
46	1973	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To WILLIAM W. VALLIANT of PSC Technology Inc., HOWARD F. OTT of Eastman Kodak Company, and GERRY DIEBOLD of The Richmark Camera Service Inc. for the development of a liquid-gate system for motion-picture printers.
46	1973	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To RICHARD H. VETTER of Todd-AO Corporation for the design of an improved anamorphic focusing system for motion picture photography.
46	1973	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ROSCO LABORATORIES, INC. for the technical advances and the development of a complete system of light-control materials for motion picture photography.
46	1973	Short Subject (Animated)	Frank Film
46	1973	Short Subject (Live Action)	The Bolero
46	1973	Sound	The Exorcist
46	1973	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	The Exorcist
46	1973	Writing (Story and Screenplay--based On Factual Material or Material Not Previously Published or Produced)	The Sting
47	1974	Actor	Art Carney
47	1974	Actor in a Supporting Role	Robert De Niro
47	1974	Actress	Ellen Burstyn
47	1974	Actress in a Supporting Role	Ingrid Bergman
47	1974	Art Direction	The Godfather Part II
47	1974	Best Picture	The Godfather Part II
47	1974	Cinematography	The Towering Inferno
47	1974	Costume Design	The Great Gatsby
47	1974	Directing	The Godfather Part II
47	1974	Documentary (Feature)	Hearts and Minds
47	1974	Documentary (Short Subject)	Don't
47	1974	Film Editing	The Towering Inferno
47	1974	Foreign Language Film	Amarcord
47	1974	Honorary Award	To Howard Hawks - A master American filmmaker whose creative efforts hold a distinguished place in world cinema.
47	1974	Honorary Award	To Jean Renoir - a genius who, with grace, responsibility and enviable devotion through silent film, sound film, feature, documentary and television, has won the world's admiration.
47	1974	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Arthur B. Krim
47	1974	Music (Original Dramatic Score)	The Godfather Part II
47	1974	Music (Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation -or- Scoring: Adaptation)	The Great Gatsby
47	1974	Music (Song)	The Towering Inferno
47	1974	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JOSEPH D. KELLY of Glen Glenn Sound for the design of new audio control consoles which have advanced the state of the art of sound recording and rerecording for motion picture production.
47	1974	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To QUAD-EIGHT SOUND CORPORATION for the engineering and construction of new audio control consoles designed by The Burbank Studios Sound Department and by the Samuel Goldwyn Studios Sound Department.
47	1974	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To SAMUEL GOLDWYN STUDIOS SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design of a new audio control console engineered and constructed by the Quad-Eight Sound Corporation.
47	1974	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To THE BURBANK STUDIOS SOUND DEPARTMENT for the design of new audio control consoles engineered and constructed by the Quad-Eight Sound Corporation.
47	1974	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To WALDON O. WATSON, RICHARD J. STUMPF, ROBERT J. LEONARD and the UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIOS SOUND DEPARTMENT for the development and engineering of the Sensurround System for motion picture presentation.
47	1974	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To LOUIS AMI of Universal City Studios for the design and construction of a reciprocating camera platform used when photographing special visual effects for motion pictures.
47	1974	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To THE ELEMACK COMPANY, ROME, ITALY, for the design and development of their Spyder camera dolly.
47	1974	Short Film (Animated)	Closed Mondays
47	1974	Short Film (Live Action)	One-Eyed Men Are Kings
47	1974	Sound	Earthquake
47	1974	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	Earthquake
47	1974	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Chinatown
47	1974	Writing (Screenplay Adapted From Other Material)	The Godfather Part II
48	1975	Actor	Jack Nicholson
48	1975	Actor in a Supporting Role	George Burns
48	1975	Actress	Louise Fletcher
48	1975	Actress in a Supporting Role	Lee Grant
48	1975	Art Direction	Barry Lyndon
48	1975	Best Picture	One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
48	1975	Cinematography	Barry Lyndon
48	1975	Costume Design	Barry Lyndon
48	1975	Directing	One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
48	1975	Documentary (Feature)	The Man Who Skied down Everest
48	1975	Documentary (Short Subject)	The End of the Game
48	1975	Film Editing	Jaws
48	1975	Foreign Language Film	Dersu Uzala
48	1975	Honorary Award	To Mary Pickford in recognition of her unique contributions to the film industry and the development of film as an artistic medium.
48	1975	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Mervyn LeRoy
48	1975	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Dr. Jules C. Stein
48	1975	Music (Original Score)	Jaws
48	1975	Music (Original Song)	Nashville
48	1975	Music (Scoring: Original Song Score and Adaptation -or- Scoring: Adaptation)	Barry Lyndon
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To CHADWELL O'CONNOR of the O'Connor Engineering Laboratories for the concept and engineering of a fluid-damped camera-head for motion picture photography.
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To WILLIAM F. MINER of Universal City Studios, Inc. and the WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION for the development and engineering of a solid-state, 500 kilowatt, direct-current static rectifier for motion picture lighting.
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To BELL & HOWELL for the engineering and manufacture of a computerized tape punching system for programming laboratory printing machines.
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARTER EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. and RAMTRONICS for the engineering and manufacture of a computerized tape punching system for programming laboratory printing machines.
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DAVID J. DEGENKOLB and FRED SCOBEY of Deluxe General Incorporated and JOHN C. DOLAN and RICHARD DUBOIS of the Akwaklame Company for the development of a technique for silver recovery from photographic wash-waters by ion exchange.
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FREDRIK SCHLYTER for the engineering and manufacture of a computerized tape punching system for programming laboratory printing machines.
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To HOLLYWOOD FILM COMPANY for the engineering and manufacture of a computerized tape punching system for programming laboratory printing machines.
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To JOSEPH WESTHEIMER for the development of a device to obtain shadowed titles on motion picture films.
48	1975	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To LAWRENCE W. BUTLER and ROGER BANKS for the concept of applying low inertia and stepping electric motors to film transport systems and optical printers for motion picture production.
48	1975	Short Film (Animated)	Great
48	1975	Short Film (Live Action)	Angel and Big Joe
48	1975	Sound	Jaws
48	1975	Special Achievement Award (Sound Effects)	The Hindenburg
48	1975	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	The Hindenburg
48	1975	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Dog Day Afternoon
48	1975	Writing (Screenplay Adapted From Other Material)	One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest
49	1976	Actor in a Leading Role	Peter Finch
49	1976	Actor in a Supporting Role	Jason Robards
49	1976	Actress in a Leading Role	Faye Dunaway
49	1976	Actress in a Supporting Role	Beatrice Straight
49	1976	Art Direction	All the President's Men
49	1976	Best Picture	Rocky
49	1976	Cinematography	Bound for Glory
49	1976	Costume Design	Fellini's Casanova
49	1976	Directing	Rocky
49	1976	Documentary (Feature)	Harlan County, U.S.A.
49	1976	Documentary (Short Subject)	Number Our Days
49	1976	Film Editing	Rocky
49	1976	Foreign Language Film	Black and White in Color
49	1976	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Pandro S. Berman
49	1976	Music (Original Score)	The Omen
49	1976	Music (Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Adaptation Score)	Bound for Glory
49	1976	Music (Original Song)	A Star Is Born
49	1976	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES and the BARNEBEY-CHENEY COMPANY for the development of a system for the recovery of film-cleaning solvent vapors in a motion picture laboratory.
49	1976	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To WILLIAM L. GRAHAM, MANFRED G. MICHELSON, GEOFFREY F. NORMAN and SIEGFRIED SEIBERT of Technicolor for the development and engineering of a Continuous, High-Speed, Color Motion Picture Printing System.
49	1976	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To CARL ZEISS COMPANY for the design and development of super-speed lenses for motion picture photography.
49	1976	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To FRED BARTSCHER of Kollmorgen Corporation and to GLENN BERGGREN of the Schneider Corporation for the design and development of a single-lens magnifier for motion picture projection lenses.
49	1976	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To HIROSHI SUZUKAWA of Canon and WILTON R. HOLM of AMPTP Motion Picture and Television Research Center for the design and development of super-speed lenses for motion picture photography.
49	1976	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PANAVISION INCORPORATED for the design and development of super-speed lenses for motion picture photography.
49	1976	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PHOTO RESEARCH DIVISION OF THE KOLLMORGEN CORPORATION for the engineering and manufacture of the Spectra TriColor Meter.
49	1976	Short Film (Animated)	Leisure
49	1976	Short Film (Live Action)	In the Region of Ice
49	1976	Sound	All the President's Men
49	1976	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	King Kong
49	1976	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	Logan's Run
49	1976	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen--based On Factual Material or On Story Material Not Previously Published or Produced)	Network
49	1976	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	All the President's Men
50	1977	Actor in a Leading Role	Richard Dreyfuss
50	1977	Actor in a Supporting Role	Jason Robards
50	1977	Actress in a Leading Role	Diane Keaton
50	1977	Actress in a Supporting Role	Vanessa Redgrave
50	1977	Art Direction	Star Wars
50	1977	Best Picture	Annie Hall
50	1977	Cinematography	Close Encounters of the Third Kind
50	1977	Costume Design	Star Wars
50	1977	Directing	Annie Hall
50	1977	Documentary (Feature)	Who Are the DeBolts? And Where Did They Get Nineteen Kids?
50	1977	Documentary (Short Subject)	Gravity Is My Enemy
50	1977	Film Editing	Star Wars
50	1977	Foreign Language Film	Madame Rosa
50	1977	Honorary Award	To Margaret Booth for her exceptional contribution to the art of film editing in the motion picture industry.
50	1977	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Walter Mirisch
50	1977	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Charlton Heston
50	1977	Medal of Commendation	To Gordon E. Sawyer in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
50	1977	Medal of Commendation	To Sidney Paul Solow in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
50	1977	Music (Original Score)	Star Wars
50	1977	Music (Original Song Score and Its Adaptation or Adaptation Score)	A Little Night Music
50	1977	Music (Original Song)	You Light Up My Life
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)	To GARRETT BROWN and the CINEMA PRODUCTS CORPORATION ENGINEERING STAFF under the supervision of John Jurgens, for the invention and development of Steadicam.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the development and introduction of a new duplicating film for motion pictures.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JOHN C. DYKSTRA for the development of a facility uniquely oriented toward visual effects photography, and to ALVAH J. MILLER and JERRY JEFFRESS for the engineering of the Electronic Motion Control System used in concert for multiple exposure visual effects motion picture photography.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To JOSEPH D. KELLY, EMORY M. COHEN, BARRY K. HENLEY, HAMMOND H. HOLT and JOHN AGALSOFF of Glen Glenn Sound for the concept and development of a Post-production Audio Processing System for Motion Picture Films.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To N. PAUL KENWORTHY, JR. and WILLIAM R. LATADY for the invention and development of the Kenworthy Snorkel Camera System for motion picture photography.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the concept and engineering of the improvements incorporated in the Panaflex Motion Picture Camera.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)	To STEFAN KUDELSKI of Nagra Magnetic Recorders, Incorporated, for the engineering of the improvements incorporated in the Nagra 4.2L sound recorder for motion picture production.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To DR. BERNHARD KÜHL and WERNER BLOCK of OSRAM, GmbH, for the development of the HMI high-efficiency discharge lamp for motion picture lighting.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To EECO (Electronic Engineering Company of California) for developing a method for interlocking non-sprocketed film and tape media used in motion picture production.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To ERNST NETTMANN of the Astrovision Division of Continental Camera Systems, Incorporated, for the engineering of its Periscope Aerial Camera System.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the design of Panalite, a camera-mounted controllable light for motion picture photography.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the engineering of the Panahead gearhead for motion picture cameras.
50	1977	Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)	To PICLEAR, INCORPORATED, for originating and developing an attachment to motion picture projectors to improve screen image quality.
50	1977	Short Film (Animated)	The Sand Castle
50	1977	Short Film (Live Action)	I'll Find a Way
50	1977	Sound	Star Wars
50	1977	Special Achievement Award	To Benjamin Burtt, Jr. for the creation of the alien, creature and robot voices featured in Star Wars .
50	1977	Special Achievement Award (Sound Effects Editing)	Close Encounters of the Third Kind
50	1977	Visual Effects	Star Wars
50	1977	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen--based On Factual Material or On Story Material Not Previously Published or Produced)	Annie Hall
50	1977	Writing (Screenplay--based On Material From Another Medium)	Julia
51	1978	Actor in a Leading Role	Jon Voight
51	1978	Actor in a Supporting Role	Christopher Walken
51	1978	Actress in a Leading Role	Jane Fonda
51	1978	Actress in a Supporting Role	Maggie Smith
51	1978	Art Direction	Heaven Can Wait
51	1978	Best Picture	The Deer Hunter
51	1978	Cinematography	Days of Heaven
51	1978	Costume Design	Death on the Nile
51	1978	Directing	The Deer Hunter
51	1978	Documentary (Feature)	Scared Straight!
51	1978	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Flight of the Gossamer Condor
51	1978	Film Editing	The Deer Hunter
51	1978	Foreign Language Film	Get Out Your Handkerchiefs
51	1978	Honorary Award	To King Vidor for his incomparable achievements as a cinematic creator and innovator.
51	1978	Honorary Award	To Laurence Olivier for the full body of his work, for the unique achievements of his entire career and his lifetime of contribution to the art of film.
51	1978	Honorary Award	To The Museum of Modern Art Department of Film for the contribution it has made to the public's perception of movies as an art form.
51	1978	Honorary Award	To Walter Lantz for bringing joy and laughter to every part of the world through his unique animated motion pictures.
51	1978	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Leo Jaffe
51	1978	Medal of Commendation	To Linwood G. Dunn in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
51	1978	Medal of Commendation	To Loren L. Ryder in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
51	1978	Medal of Commendation	To Waldon O. Watson in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
51	1978	Music (Adaptation Score)	The Buddy Holly Story
51	1978	Music (Original Score)	Midnight Express
51	1978	Music (Original Song)	Thank God It's Friday
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the research and development of a Duplicating Color film for Motion Pictures.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, and its engineering staff under the direction of ROBERT E. GOTTSCHALK, for the concept, design and continuous development of the Panaflex Motion Picture Camera System.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To STEFAN KUDELSKI of Nagra Magnetic Recorders, Incorporated, for the continuing research, design and development of the Nagra Production Sound Recorder for Motion Pictures.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RAY M. DOLBY, IOAN R. ALLEN, DAVID P. ROBINSON, STEPHEN M. KATZ and PHILIP S. J. BOOLE of Dolby Laboratories, Incorporated, for the development and implementation of an improved Sound Recording and Reproducing System for Motion Picture Production and Exhibition.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID J. DEGENKOLB, ARTHUR L. FORD and FRED J. SCOBEY of DeLuxe General, Incorporated, for the development of a Method to Recycle Motion Picture Laboratory Photographic Wash Waters by Ion Exchange.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES L. FISHER of J.L. Fisher, Incorporated, for the design and manufacture of a small, mobile, motion picture camera platform known as the Fisher Model Ten Dolly.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KARL MACHER and GLENN M. BERGGREN of Isco Optische Werke for the development and introduction of the Cinelux-ULTRA Lens for 35mm Motion Picture Projection.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KIICHI SEKIGUCHI of CINE-FI International for the development of the CINE-FI Auto Radio Sound System for Drive-In Theaters.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To LEONARD CHAPMAN of Leonard Equipment Company, for the design and manufacture of a small, mobile, motion picture camera platform known as the Chapman Hustler Dolly.
51	1978	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ROBERT STINDT of Production Grip Equipment Company, for the design and manufacture of a small, mobile, motion picture camera platform known as the Stindt Dolly.
51	1978	Short Film (Animated)	Special Delivery
51	1978	Short Film (Live Action)	Teenage Father
51	1978	Sound	The Deer Hunter
51	1978	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	Superman
51	1978	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Midnight Express
51	1978	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Coming Home
52	1979	Actor in a Leading Role	Dustin Hoffman
52	1979	Actor in a Supporting Role	Melvyn Douglas
52	1979	Actress in a Leading Role	Sally Field
52	1979	Actress in a Supporting Role	Meryl Streep
52	1979	Art Direction	All That Jazz
52	1979	Best Picture	Kramer vs. Kramer
52	1979	Cinematography	Apocalypse Now
52	1979	Costume Design	All That Jazz
52	1979	Directing	Kramer vs. Kramer
52	1979	Documentary (Feature)	Best Boy
52	1979	Documentary (Short Subject)	Paul Robeson: Tribute to an Artist
52	1979	Film Editing	All That Jazz
52	1979	Foreign Language Film	The Tin Drum
52	1979	Honorary Award	To Alec Guinness for advancing the art of screen acting through a host of memorable and distinguished performances.
52	1979	Honorary Award	To Hal Elias for his dedication and distinguished service to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
52	1979	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Ray Stark
52	1979	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Robert Benjamin
52	1979	Medal of Commendation	To Charles G. Clarke in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
52	1979	Medal of Commendation	To John G. Frayne in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
52	1979	Medal of Commendation	To John O. Aalberg in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
52	1979	Music (Original Score)	A Little Romance
52	1979	Music (Original Song Score and Its Adaptation -or- Adaptation Score)	All That Jazz
52	1979	Music (Original Song)	Norma Rae
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To MARK SERRURIER for the progressive development of the Moviola from the 1924 invention of his father, Iwan Serrurier, to the present Series 20 sophisticated film editing equipment.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To NEIMAN-TILLAR ASSOCIATES for the creative development and to MINI-MICRO SYSTEMS, INCORPORATED, for the design and engineering of an Automated Computer-Controlled Editing Sound System (ACCESS) for motion picture post-production.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To A. D. FLOWERS and LOGAN R. FRAZEE for the development of a device to control flight patterns of miniature airplanes during motion picture photography.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BRUCE LYON and JOHN LAMB for the development of a Video Animation System for testing motion picture animation sequences.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To IRWIN YOUNG, PAUL KAUFMAN and FREDRIK SCHLYTER of Du Art Film Laboratories, Incorporated, for the development of a Computer-controlled Paper Tape Programmer System and its applications in the motion picture laboratory.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES S. STANFIELD and PAUL W. TRESTER for the development and manufacture of a device for the repair or protection of sprocket holes in motion picture film.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MICHAEL V. CHEWEY, WALTER G. EGGERS and ALLEN HECHT of M-G-M Laboratories for the development of a Computer-controlled Paper Tape Programmer System and its applications in the motion picture laboratory.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PHOTO RESEARCH DIVISION OF KOLLMORGEN CORPORATION for the development of the Spectra Series II Cine Special Exposure Meter for motion picture photography.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ROSS LOWELL of Lowel-Light Manufacturing, Incorporated, for the development of compact lighting equipment for motion picture photography.
52	1979	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ZORAN PERISIC of Courier Films, Limited, for the Zoptic Special Optical Effects Device for motion picture photography.
52	1979	Short Film (Animated)	Every Child
52	1979	Short Film (Live Action)	Board and Care
52	1979	Sound	Apocalypse Now
52	1979	Special Achievement Award (Sound Editing)	The Black Stallion
52	1979	Visual Effects	Alien
52	1979	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Kramer vs. Kramer
52	1979	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Breaking Away
53	1980	Actor in a Leading Role	Robert De Niro
53	1980	Actor in a Supporting Role	Timothy Hutton
53	1980	Actress in a Leading Role	Sissy Spacek
53	1980	Actress in a Supporting Role	Mary Steenburgen
53	1980	Art Direction	Tess
53	1980	Best Picture	Ordinary People
53	1980	Cinematography	Tess
53	1980	Costume Design	Tess
53	1980	Directing	Ordinary People
53	1980	Documentary (Feature)	From Mao to Mozart: Isaac Stern in China
53	1980	Documentary (Short Subject)	Karl Hess: Toward Liberty
53	1980	Film Editing	Raging Bull
53	1980	Foreign Language Film	Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears
53	1980	Honorary Award	To Henry Fonda, the consummate actor, in recognition of his brilliant accomplishments and enduring contribution to the art of motion pictures.
53	1980	Medal of Commendation	To Fred Hynes, in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
53	1980	Music (Original Score)	Fame
53	1980	Music (Original Song)	Fame
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To LINWOOD G. DUNN, CECIL D. LOVE and ACME TOOL AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY for the concept, engineering and development of the Acme-Dunn Optical Printer for motion picture special effects.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DAVID A. GRAFTON for the optical design and engineering of a telecentric anamorphic lens for motion picture optical effects printers.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. BERNHARD KÜHL and DR. WERNER BLOCK of OSRAM GmbH, for the progressive engineering and manufacture of the OSRAM HMI light source for motion picture color photography.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To EDWARD B. KRAUSE of Filmline Corporation for the engineering and manufacture of the micro-demand drive for continuous motion picture film processors.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JEAN-MARIE LAVALOU, ALAIN MASSERON and DAVID SAMUELSON of Samuelson Alga Cinema S.A. and Samuelson Film Service, Limited, for the engineering and development of the Louma Camera Crane and remote control system for motion picture production.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ROSS TAYLOR for the concept and development of a system of air guns for propelling objects used in special effects motion picture production.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ANDRÉ DeBRIE S.A. for the development of a continuous contact, total immersion, additive color motion picture printer.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CARTER EQUIPMENT COMPANY for the development of a continuous contact, total immersion, additive color motion picture printer.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHARLES VAUGHN and EUGENE NOTTINGHAM of Cinetron Computer Systems, Incorporated, for the development of a versatile general purpose computer system for animation and optical effects motion picture photography.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HOLLYWOOD FILM COMPANY for the development of a continuous contact, total immersion, additive color motion picture printer.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOHN W. LANG, WALTER HRASTNIK and CHARLES J. WATSON of Bell and Howell Company for the development and manufacture of a modular continuous contact motion picture film printer.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETER A. REGLA and DAN SLATER of Elicon for the development of a follow-focus system for motion picture optical effects printers and animation stands.
53	1980	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To WORTH BAIRD of LaVezzi Machine Works, Incorporated, for the advanced design and manufacture of a film sprocket for motion picture projectors.
53	1980	Short Film (Animated)	The Fly
53	1980	Short Film (Dramatic Live Action)	The Dollar Bottom
53	1980	Sound	The Empire Strikes Back
53	1980	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	The Empire Strikes Back
53	1980	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Ordinary People
53	1980	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Melvin and Howard
54	1981	Actor in a Leading Role	Henry Fonda
54	1981	Actor in a Supporting Role	John Gielgud
54	1981	Actress in a Leading Role	Katharine Hepburn
54	1981	Actress in a Supporting Role	Maureen Stapleton
54	1981	Art Direction	Raiders of the Lost Ark
54	1981	Best Picture	Chariots of Fire
54	1981	Cinematography	Reds
54	1981	Costume Design	Chariots of Fire
54	1981	Directing	Reds
54	1981	Documentary (Feature)	Genocide
54	1981	Documentary (Short Subject)	Close Harmony
54	1981	Film Editing	Raiders of the Lost Ark
54	1981	Foreign Language Film	Mephisto
54	1981	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Joseph B. Walker
54	1981	Honorary Award	To Barbara Stanwyck for superlative creativity and unique contribution to the art of screen acting.
54	1981	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Albert R. Broccoli
54	1981	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Danny Kaye
54	1981	Makeup	An American Werewolf in London
54	1981	Music (Original Score)	Chariots of Fire
54	1981	Music (Original Song)	Arthur
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To FUJI PHOTO FILM COMPANY, LTD. for the research, development and introduction of a new Ultra-high-speed color negative film for motion pictures.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To EDWARD J. BLASKO and DR. RODERICK T. RYAN of the Eastman Kodak Company for the application of the Prostar Microfilm Processor for motion picture title and special optical effects production.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To LEONARD SOKOLOW for the concept and design and to HOWARD T. LaZARE for the development of the Consolidated Film Industries' Stroboscan motion picture film viewer.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To NELSON TYLER for the progressive development and improvement of the Tyler Helicopter motion picture camera platform.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RICHARD EDLUND and INDUSTRIAL LIGHT AND MAGIC, INCORPORATED for the concept and engineering of a beam-splitter optical composite motion picture printer.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RICHARD EDLUND and INDUSTRIAL LIGHT AND MAGIC, INCORPORATED for the engineering of the Empire Motion Picture Camera System.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BILL HOGAN of Ruxton, Ltd. and RICHARD J. STUMPF and DANIEL R. BREWER of Universal City Studios' Production Sound Department for the engineering of a 24-frame color video system.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BILL TAYLOR of Universal City Studios for the concept and specifications for a Two Format, Rotating Head, Aerial Image Optical Printer.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DENNIS MUREN and STUART ZIFF of Industrial Light and Magic, Incorporated for the development of a Motion Picture Figure Mover for animation photography.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. LOUIS STANKIEWICZ and H. L. BLACHFORD for the development of Baryfol sound barrier materials.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ERNST F. NETTMANN of Continental Camera Systems, Inc. for the development of a pitching lens for motion picture photography.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HAL LANDAKER for the concept and to ALAN D. LANDAKER for the engineering of the Burbank Studios' Production Sound Department 24-frame color video system.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOHN DeMUTH for the engineering of a 24-frame video system.
54	1981	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETER D. PARKS of Oxford Scientific Films for the development of the OSF microcosmic zoom device for microscopic photography.
54	1981	Short Film (Animated)	Crac
54	1981	Short Film (Live Action)	Violet
54	1981	Sound	Raiders of the Lost Ark
54	1981	Special Achievement Award (Sound Effects Editing)	Raiders of the Lost Ark
54	1981	Visual Effects	Raiders of the Lost Ark
54	1981	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	On Golden Pond
54	1981	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Chariots of Fire
55	1982	Actor in a Leading Role	Ben Kingsley
55	1982	Actor in a Supporting Role	Louis Gossett, Jr.
55	1982	Actress in a Leading Role	Meryl Streep
55	1982	Actress in a Supporting Role	Jessica Lange
55	1982	Art Direction	Gandhi
55	1982	Best Picture	Gandhi
55	1982	Cinematography	Gandhi
55	1982	Costume Design	Gandhi
55	1982	Directing	Gandhi
55	1982	Documentary (Feature)	Just Another Missing Kid
55	1982	Documentary (Short Subject)	If You Love This Planet
55	1982	Film Editing	Gandhi
55	1982	Foreign Language Film	Volver a Empezar ('To Begin Again')
55	1982	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	John O. Aalberg
55	1982	Honorary Award	To Mickey Rooney, in recognition of his 60 years of versatility in a variety of memorable film performances.
55	1982	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Walter Mirisch
55	1982	Makeup	Quest for Fire
55	1982	Music (Original Score)	E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
55	1982	Music (Original Song Score and Its Adaptation -or- Adaptation Score)	Victor/Victoria
55	1982	Music (Original Song)	An Officer and a Gentleman
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To AUGUST ARNOLD and ERICH KAESTNER of Arnold & Richter, GmbH, for the concept and engineering of the first operational 35mm, hand-held, spinning-mirror reflex, motion picture camera.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BRIANNE MURPHY and DONALD SCHISLER of Mitchell Insert Systems, Incorporated, for the concept, design and manufacture of the MISI Camera Insert Car and Process Trailer.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To COLIN F. MOSSMAN and THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT GROUP OF RANK FILM LABORATORIES, LONDON, for the engineering and implementation of a 4,000 meter printing system for motion picture laboratories.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. MOHAMMAD S. NOZARI of Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company for the research and development of the 3M Photogard protective coating for motion picture film.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JACOBUS L. DIMMERS for the engineering and manufacture of the Teccon Enterprises' magnetic transducer for motion picture sound recording and playback.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To LEONARD CHAPMAN for the engineering design, development and manufacture of the PeeWee Camera Dolly for motion picture production.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To SANTE ZELLI and SALVATORE ZELLI of Elemack Italia S.r.l., Rome, Italy, for the continuing engineering, design and development that has resulted in the Elemack Camera Dolly System for motion picture production.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BRAN FERREN of Associates and Ferren for the design and development of a computerized lightning effect system for motion picture photography.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHRISTIE ELECTRIC CORPORATION and LaVEZZI MACHINE WORKS, INCORPORATED, for the design and manufacture of the Ultramittent film transport for Christie motion picture projectors.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CONSTANT TRESFON and ADRIAAN DE ROOY of Egripment, and to ED PHILLIPS and CARLOS DE MATTOS of Matthews Studio Equipment, Incorporated, for the design and manufacture of the "Tulip Crane" for motion picture production.
55	1982	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RICHARD W. DEATS for the design and manufacture of the "Little Big Crane" for motion picture production.
55	1982	Short Film (Animated)	Tango
55	1982	Short Film (Live Action)	A Shocking Accident
55	1982	Sound	E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
55	1982	Sound Effects Editing	E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
55	1982	Visual Effects	E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial
55	1982	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Missing
55	1982	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Gandhi
56	1983	Actor in a Leading Role	Robert Duvall
56	1983	Actor in a Supporting Role	Jack Nicholson
56	1983	Actress in a Leading Role	Shirley MacLaine
56	1983	Actress in a Supporting Role	Linda Hunt
56	1983	Art Direction	Fanny & Alexander
56	1983	Best Picture	Terms of Endearment
56	1983	Cinematography	Fanny & Alexander
56	1983	Costume Design	Fanny & Alexander
56	1983	Directing	Terms of Endearment
56	1983	Documentary (Feature)	He Makes Me Feel Like Dancin'
56	1983	Documentary (Short Subject)	Flamenco at 5:15
56	1983	Film Editing	The Right Stuff
56	1983	Foreign Language Film	Fanny & Alexander
56	1983	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Dr. John G. Frayne
56	1983	Honorary Award	To Hal Roach, in recognition of his unparalleled record of distinguished contributions to the motion picture art form.
56	1983	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	M. J. Frankovich
56	1983	Music (Original Score)	The Right Stuff
56	1983	Music (Original Song Score or Adaptation Score)	Yentl
56	1983	Music (Original Song)	Flashdance
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To DR. KURT LARCHE of OSRAM GmbH for the research and development of xenon short-arc discharge lamps for motion picture projection.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GERALD L. TURPIN of Lightflex International Limited for the design, engineering and development of an on-camera device providing contrast control, sourceless fill light and special effects for motion picture photography.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GUNNAR P. MICHELSON for the engineering and development of an improved, electronic, high-speed, precision light valve for use in motion picture printing machines.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JONATHAN ERLAND and ROGER DORNEY of Apogee, Incorporated, for the engineering and development of a reverse bluescreen traveling matte process for special effects photography.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHARLES J. WATSON, LARRY L. LANGREHR and JOHN H. STEINER for the development of the BHP (electro-mechanical) fader for use on continuous motion picture contact printers.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID J. DEGENKOLB for the design and development of an automated device used in the silver recovery process in motion picture laboratories.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DOUGLAS FRIES, JOHN LACEY and MICHAEL SIGRIST for the design and engineering of a 35mm reflex conversion camera system for special effects photography.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ELIZABETH D. DE LA MARE of De La Mare Engineering, Incorporated, for the progressive development and continuous research of special effects pyrotechnics originally designed by Glenn W. De La Mare for motion picture production.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JACK CASHIN of Ultra-Stereo Labs, Incorporated, for the engineering and development of a 4-channel, stereophonic, decoding system for optical motion picture sound track reproduction.
56	1983	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To WILLIAM G. KROKAUGGER of Mole-Richardson Company for the design and engineering of a portable, 12,000 watt, lighting-control dimmer for use in motion picture production.
56	1983	Short Film (Animated)	Sundae in New York
56	1983	Short Film (Live Action)	Boys and Girls
56	1983	Sound	The Right Stuff
56	1983	Sound Effects Editing	The Right Stuff
56	1983	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	Return of the Jedi
56	1983	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Terms of Endearment
56	1983	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Tender Mercies
57	1984	Actor in a Leading Role	F. Murray Abraham
57	1984	Actor in a Supporting Role	Haing S. Ngor
57	1984	Actress in a Leading Role	Sally Field
57	1984	Actress in a Supporting Role	Peggy Ashcroft
57	1984	Art Direction	Amadeus
57	1984	Best Picture	Amadeus
57	1984	Cinematography	The Killing Fields
57	1984	Costume Design	Amadeus
57	1984	Directing	Amadeus
57	1984	Documentary (Feature)	The Times of Harvey Milk
57	1984	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Stone Carvers
57	1984	Film Editing	The Killing Fields
57	1984	Foreign Language Film	Dangerous Moves
57	1984	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Linwood G. Dunn
57	1984	Honorary Award	To James Stewart, for his fifty years of memorable performances. For his high ideals both on and off the screen. With the respect and affection of his colleagues.
57	1984	Honorary Award	To the National Endowment for the Arts, in recognition of its 20th anniversary and its dedicated commitment to fostering artistic and creative activity and excellence in every area of the arts.
57	1984	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	David L. Wolper
57	1984	Makeup	Amadeus
57	1984	Music (Original Score)	A Passage to India
57	1984	Music (Original Song Score)	Purple Rain
57	1984	Music (Original Song)	The Woman in Red
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BARRY M. STULTZ, RUBEN AVILA and WES KENNEDY of Film Processing Corporation for the development of FPC 200 PB Fullcoat Magnetic Film for motion picture sound recording.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BARRY M. STULTZ, RUBEN AVILA and WES KENNEDY of Film Processing Corporation for the formulation and application of an improved sound track stripe to 70mm motion picture film, and to JOHN MOSELY for the engineering research involved therein.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DONALD A. ANDERSON and DIANA REINERS of 3M Company for the development of "Cinetrak" Magnetic Film #350/351 for motion picture sound recording.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GÜNTHER SCHAIDT and ROSCO LABORATORIES, INCORPORATED, for the development of an improved, non-toxic fluid for creating fog and smoke for motion picture production.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOHN WHITNEY, JR. and GARY DEMOS of Digital Productions, Incorporated, for the practical simulation of motion picture photography by means of computer-generated images.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To KENNETH RICHTER of Richter Cine Equipment for the design and engineering of the R-2 Auto-Collimator for examining image quality at the focal plane of motion picture camera lenses.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DONALD TRUMBULL, JONATHAN ERLAND, STEPHEN FOG and PAUL BURK of Apogee, Incorporated, for the design and development of the "Blue Max" high-power, blue-flux projector for traveling matte composite photography.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HOWARD J. PRESTON of Preston Cinema Systems for the design and development of a variable speed control device with automatic exposure compensation for motion picture cameras.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JONATHAN ERLAND and ROBERT BEALMEAR of Apogee, Incorporated, for an innovative design for front projection screens and an improved method for their construction.
57	1984	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To NAT TIFFEN of Tiffen Manufacturing Corporation for the production of high-quality, durable, laminated color filters for motion picture photography.
57	1984	Short Film (Animated)	Charade
57	1984	Short Film (Live Action)	Up
57	1984	Sound	Amadeus
57	1984	Special Achievement Award (Sound Effects Editing)	The River
57	1984	Visual Effects	Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
57	1984	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Amadeus
57	1984	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Places in the Heart
58	1985	Actor in a Leading Role	William Hurt
58	1985	Actor in a Supporting Role	Don Ameche
58	1985	Actress in a Leading Role	Geraldine Page
58	1985	Actress in a Supporting Role	Anjelica Huston
58	1985	Art Direction	Out of Africa
58	1985	Best Picture	Out of Africa
58	1985	Cinematography	Out of Africa
58	1985	Costume Design	Ran
58	1985	Directing	Out of Africa
58	1985	Documentary (Feature)	Broken Rainbow
58	1985	Documentary (Short Subject)	Witness to War: Dr. Charlie Clements
58	1985	Film Editing	Witness
58	1985	Foreign Language Film	The Official Story
58	1985	Honorary Award	To Alex North, in recognition of his brilliant artistry in the creation of memorable music for a host of distinguished motion pictures.
58	1985	Honorary Award	To Paul Newman, in recognition of his many and memorable compelling screen performances and for his personal integrity and dedication to his craft.
58	1985	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Charles 'Buddy' Rogers
58	1985	Makeup	Mask
58	1985	Medal of Commendation	To John H. Whitney, Sr. for Cinematic Pioneering.
58	1985	Music (Original Score)	Out of Africa
58	1985	Music (Original Song)	White Nights
58	1985	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ERNST NETTMANN of E.F. Nettmann & Associates for the invention, and to EDWARD PHILLIPS and CARLOS DeMATTOS of Matthews Studio Equipment, Inc. for the development, of the Cam-Remote for motion picture photography.
58	1985	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To IMAX SYSTEMS CORPORATION for a method of filming and exhibiting high-fidelity, large-format, wide angle motion pictures.
58	1985	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MYRON GORDIN, JOE P. CROOKHAM, JIM DROST and DAVID CROOKHAM of Musco Mobile Lighting, Ltd., for the invention of a method of transporting adjustable, high-intensity luminaires and their application to the motion picture industry.
58	1985	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ALAN LANDAKER of The Burbank Studios for the Mark III Camera Drive for motion picture photography.
58	1985	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID W. SPENCER for the development of an Animation Photo Transfer (APT) process.
58	1985	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HARRISON & HARRISON, OPTICAL ENGINEERS, for the invention and development of Harrison Diffusion filters for motion picture photography.
58	1985	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To LARRY BARTON of Cinematography Electronics, Inc., for a Precision Speed Crystal-Controlled Device for motion picture photography.
58	1985	Short Film (Animated)	Anna & Bella
58	1985	Short Film (Live Action)	Molly's Pilgrim
58	1985	Sound	Out of Africa
58	1985	Sound Effects Editing	Back to the Future
58	1985	Visual Effects	Cocoon
58	1985	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Out of Africa
58	1985	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Witness
59	1986	Actor in a Leading Role	Paul Newman
59	1986	Actor in a Supporting Role	Michael Caine
59	1986	Actress in a Leading Role	Marlee Matlin
59	1986	Actress in a Supporting Role	Dianne Wiest
59	1986	Art Direction	A Room with a View
59	1986	Best Picture	Platoon
59	1986	Cinematography	The Mission
59	1986	Costume Design	A Room with a View
59	1986	Directing	Platoon
59	1986	Documentary (Feature)	Artie Shaw: Time Is All You've Got
59	1986	Documentary (Feature)	Down and Out in America
59	1986	Documentary (Short Subject)	Women--for America, for the World
59	1986	Film Editing	Platoon
59	1986	Foreign Language Film	The Assault
59	1986	Honorary Award	To Ralph Bellamy for his unique artistry and his distinguished service to the profession of acting.
59	1986	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Steven Spielberg
59	1986	Makeup	The Fly
59	1986	Medal of Commendation	To E. M. (Al) Lewis in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
59	1986	Music (Original Score)	Round Midnight
59	1986	Music (Original Song)	Top Gun
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ANTHONY D. BRUNO and JOHN L. BAPTISTA of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Laboratories Incorporated and to MANFRED G. MICHELSON and BRUCE W. KELLER of Technical Film Systems, Incorporated, for the design and engineering of a Continuous-Feed Printer.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BRAN FERREN, CHARLES HARRISON and KENNETH WISNER of Associates and Ferren for the concept and design of an advanced optical printer.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To PROFESSOR FRITZ SENNHEISER of Sennheiser Electronic Corporation for the invention of an interference tube directional microphone.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RICHARD BENJAMIN GRANT and RON GRANT of Auricle Control Systems for their invention of the Film Composer's Time Processor.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RICHARD EDLUND, GENE WHITEMAN, DAVID GRAFTON, MARK WEST, JERRY JEFFRESS and BOB WILCOX of Boss Film Corporation for the design and development of a Zoom Aerial (ZAP) 65mm Optical Printer.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ROBERT GREENBERG, JOEL HYNEK and EUGENE MAMUT of R/Greenberg Associates, Incorporated, and to DR. ALFRED THUMIM, ELAN LIPSCHITZ and DARRYL A. ARMOUR of the Oxberry Division of Richmark Camera Service, Incorporated, for the design and development of the RGA/Oxberry Compu-Quad Special Effects Optical Printer.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To WILLIAM L. FREDRICK and HAL NEEDHAM for the design and development of the Shotmaker Elite camera car and crane.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BRAN FERREN of Associates and Ferren for the development of a laser synchro-cue system for applications in the motion picture industry.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CARL HOLMES of Carl E. Holmes Company and to ALEXANDER BRYCE of The Burbank Studios for the development of a mobile DC power supply unit for motion picture production photography.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID W. SAMUELSON for the development of programs incorporated into a pocket computer for motion picture cinematographers, and to WILLIAM B. POLLARD for contributing new algorithms on which the programs are based.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HAL LANDAKER and ALAN LANDAKER of The Burbank Studios for the development of the Beat System low-frequency cue track for motion picture production sound recording.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOHN L. BAPTISTA of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Laboratories, Inc. for the development and installation of a computerized silver recovery operation.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To LEE ELECTRIC (LIGHTING) LIMITED for the design and development of an electronic, flicker-free, discharge lamp control system.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MATT SWEENEY and LUCINDA STRUB for the development of an automatic capsule gun for simulating bullet hits for motion picture special effects.
59	1986	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETER D. PARKS of Oxford Scientific Films' Image Quest Division for the development of a live aero-compositor for special effects photography.
59	1986	Short Film (Animated)	A Greek Tragedy
59	1986	Short Film (Live Action)	Precious Images
59	1986	Sound	Platoon
59	1986	Sound Effects Editing	Aliens
59	1986	Visual Effects	Aliens
59	1986	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	A Room with a View
59	1986	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Hannah and Her Sisters
60	1987	Actor in a Leading Role	Michael Douglas
60	1987	Actor in a Supporting Role	Sean Connery
60	1987	Actress in a Leading Role	Cher
60	1987	Actress in a Supporting Role	Olympia Dukakis
60	1987	Art Direction	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Best Picture	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Cinematography	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Costume Design	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Directing	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Documentary (Feature)	The Ten-Year Lunch: The Wit and Legend of the Algonquin Round Table
60	1987	Documentary (Short Subject)	Young at Heart
60	1987	Film Editing	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Foreign Language Film	Babette's Feast
60	1987	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Fred Hynes
60	1987	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Billy Wilder
60	1987	Makeup	Harry and the Hendersons
60	1987	Music (Original Score)	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Music (Original Song)	Dirty Dancing
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To BERNHARD KÜHL and WERNER BLOCK and to the OSRAM GmbH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT for the invention and the continuing improvement of the OSRAM HMI light source for motion picture photography.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To COLIN F. MOSSMAN and RANK FILM LABORATORIES' DEVELOPMENT GROUP for creating a fully-automated, film handling system for improving productivity of high speed film processing.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the development of Eastman Color High Speed Daylight Negative Film 5297/7297.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the development of Eastman Color High Speed SA Negative Film 5295 for blue-screen traveling matte photography.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To FRITZ GABRIEL BAUER for the invention and development of the improved features of the Moviecam Camera System.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MONTAGE GROUP, LTD. for the development, and to RONALD C. BARKER and CHESTER L. SCHULER for the invention, of the Montage Picture Processor electronic film editing system.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To the CARL ZEISS COMPANY for the design and development of a series of super-speed lenses for motion picture photography.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To WILLI BURTH and KINOTONE CORPORATION for the invention and development of the Non-rewind Platter System for motion picture presentations.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ZORAN PERISIC of Courier Films Ltd. for the Zoptic dual-zoom front projection system for visual effects photography.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAN C. NORRIS and TIM COOK of Norris Film Products for the development of a single-frame exposure system for motion picture photography.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To IOAN ALLEN of Dolby Laboratories, Inc., for the Cat. 43 playback-only noise reduction unit and its practical application to motion picture sound recordings.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAN JACOBSEN for the application of a dual screen, front projection system to motion picture special effects photography.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOHN EPPOLITO, WALLY GENTLEMAN, WILLIAM MESA, LES PAUL ROBLEY and GEOFFREY H. WILLIAMSON for refinements to a dual screen, front projection, image-compositing system.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To TADEUZ KRZANOWSKI of Industrial Light and Magic, Inc., for the development of a Wire Rig Model Support Mechanism used to control the movements of miniatures in special effects.
60	1987	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To THAINE MORRIS and DAVID PIER for the development of DSC Spark Devices for motion picture special effects.
60	1987	Short Film (Animated)	The Man Who Planted Trees
60	1987	Short Film (Live Action)	Ray's Male Heterosexual Dance Hall
60	1987	Sound	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Special Achievement Award (Sound Effects Editing)	RoboCop
60	1987	Visual Effects	Innerspace
60	1987	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	The Last Emperor
60	1987	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Moonstruck
61	1988	Actor in a Leading Role	Dustin Hoffman
61	1988	Actor in a Supporting Role	Kevin Kline
61	1988	Actress in a Leading Role	Jodie Foster
61	1988	Actress in a Supporting Role	Geena Davis
61	1988	Art Direction	Dangerous Liaisons
61	1988	Best Picture	Rain Man
61	1988	Cinematography	Mississippi Burning
61	1988	Costume Design	Dangerous Liaisons
61	1988	Directing	Rain Man
61	1988	Documentary (Feature)	Hotel Terminus: The Life and Times of Klaus Barbie
61	1988	Documentary (Short Subject)	You Don't Have to Die
61	1988	Film Editing	Who Framed Roger Rabbit
61	1988	Foreign Language Film	Pelle the Conqueror
61	1988	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Gordon Henry Cook
61	1988	Honorary Award	To Eastman Kodak Company in recognition of the company's fundamental contributions to the art of motion pictures during the first century of film history.
61	1988	Honorary Award	To the National Film Board of Canada in recognition of its 50th anniversary and its dedicated commitment to originate artistic, creative and technological activity and excellence in every area of film making.
61	1988	Makeup	Beetlejuice
61	1988	Music (Original Score)	The Milagro Beanfield War
61	1988	Music (Original Song)	Working Girl
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To RAY DOLBY and IOAN ALLEN of Dolby Laboratories Incorporated for their continuous contributions to motion picture sound through the research and development programs of Dolby Laboratories.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BILL TONDREAU of Tondreau Systems / to ALVAH MILLER and PAUL JOHNSON of Lynx Robotics / to PETER A. REGLA of Elicon / to DAN SLATER / to BUD ELAM, JOE PARKER and BILL BRYAN of Interactive Motion Control / and to JERRY JEFFRESS, RAY FEENEY, BILL HOLLAND and KRIS BROWN for their individual contributions and the collective advancements they have brought to the motion picture industry in the field of motion control technology.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ROY W. EDWARDS and the ENGINEERING STAFF OF PHOTO-SONICS, INCORPORATED for the design and development of the Photo-Sonics 35mm-4ER High-Speed Motion Picture Camera with Reflex Viewing and Video Assist.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To the ARNOLD & RICHTER ENGINEERING STAFF, OTTO BLASCHEK and ARRIFLEX CORPORATION for the concept and engineering of the Arriflex 35-3 Motion Picture Camera.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BHP, INC., successor to the Bell & Howell Professional Equipment Division, for the development of a high-speed reader incorporating microprocessor technology for motion picture laboratories.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BOB BADAMI, DICK BERNSTEIN and BILL BERNSTEIN of Offbeat Systems for the design and development of the Streamline Scoring System, Mark IV, for motion picture music editing.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BRUCE W. KELLER and MANFRED G. MICHELSON of Technical Film Systems for the design and development of a high-speed light valve controller and constant current power supply for motion picture laboratories.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. ANTAL LISZIEWICZ and GLENN M. BERGGREN of ISCO-OPTIC GmbH for the design and development of the Ultra-Star series of motion picture lenses.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To EMANUEL TRILLING of Trilling Resources Limited for the development of Stunt-Gel fire protection barrier for motion picture stunt work.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GARY ZELLER of Zeller International Limited for the development of Zel-Jel fire protection barrier for motion picture stunt work.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GRANT LOUCKS of Alan Gordon Enterprises Incorporated for the design concept, and to GEOFFREY H. WILLIAMSON of Wilcam for the mechanical and electrical engineering, of the Image 300 35mm High-Speed Motion Picture Camera.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HOLLYWOOD FILM COMPANY for the development of a high-speed reader incorporating microprocessor technology for motion picture laboratories.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES K. BRANCH of Spectra Cine, Incorporated, and to WILLIAM L. BLOWERS and NASIR J. ZAIDI for the design and development of the Spectra CineSpot one-degree spotmeter for measuring the brightness of motion picture screens.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MICHAEL V. CHEWEY, III for the development of the motion picture industry's first paper tape reader incorporating microprocessor technology.
61	1988	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PAUL A. ROOS for the invention of a method known as Video Assist, whereby a scene being photographed on motion picture film can be viewed on a monitor and/or recorded on video tape.
61	1988	Short Film (Animated)	Tin Toy
61	1988	Short Film (Live Action)	The Appointments of Dennis Jennings
61	1988	Sound	Bird
61	1988	Sound Effects Editing	Who Framed Roger Rabbit
61	1988	Special Achievement Award	To Richard Williams for the animation direction of Who Framed Roger Rabbit .
61	1988	Visual Effects	Who Framed Roger Rabbit
61	1988	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Dangerous Liaisons
61	1988	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Rain Man
62	1989	Actor in a Leading Role	Daniel Day Lewis
62	1989	Actor in a Supporting Role	Denzel Washington
62	1989	Actress in a Leading Role	Jessica Tandy
62	1989	Actress in a Supporting Role	Brenda Fricker
62	1989	Art Direction	Batman
62	1989	Award of Commendation	The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' Board of Governors commends the contributions of the members of the engineering committees of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE). By establishing industry standards, they have greatly contributed to making film a primary form of international communication.
62	1989	Best Picture	Driving Miss Daisy
62	1989	Cinematography	Glory
62	1989	Costume Design	Henry V
62	1989	Directing	Born on the Fourth of July
62	1989	Documentary (Feature)	Common Threads: Stories from the Quilt
62	1989	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Johnstown Flood
62	1989	Film Editing	Born on the Fourth of July
62	1989	Foreign Language Film	Cinema Paradiso
62	1989	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Pierre Angenieux
62	1989	Honorary Award	To Akira Kurosawa for accomplishments that have inspired, delighted, enriched and entertained audiences and influenced filmmakers throughout the world.
62	1989	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Howard W. Koch
62	1989	Makeup	Driving Miss Daisy
62	1989	Music (Original Score)	The Little Mermaid
62	1989	Music (Original Song)	The Little Mermaid
62	1989	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GEOFFREY H. WILLIAMSON of Wilcam Photo Research, Incorporated, for the design and development, and to ROBERT D. AUGUSTE for the electronic design and development of the Wilcam W-7 200 frames-per-second VistaVision Rotating Mirror Reflex Camera.
62	1989	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To J. L. FISHER of J. L. Fisher, Incorporated, for the design and manufacture of a small, mobile motion picture camera platform known as the Fisher Model Ten Dolly.
62	1989	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To J. NOXON LEAVITT, for the invention of, and ISTEC, INCORPORATED, for the continuing development of the Wescam Stabilized Camera System.
62	1989	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JAMES KETCHAM of JSK Engineering, for the excellence in engineering and the broad adaptability of the SDA521B Advance/Retard system for magnetic film sound dubbing.
62	1989	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To KLAUS RESCH for the design, ERICH FITZ and FGV SCHMIDLE & FITZ for the development of the Super Panther MS-180 Camera Dolly.
62	1989	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. LEO CATOZZO for the design and development of the CIR-Catozzo Self-Perforating Adhesive Tape Film Splicer.
62	1989	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MAGNA-TECH ELECTRONIC COMPANY for the introduction of the first remotely controlled Advance/Retard function for magnetic film sound dubbing.
62	1989	Short Film (Animated)	Balance
62	1989	Short Film (Live Action)	Work Experience
62	1989	Sound	Glory
62	1989	Sound Effects Editing	Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
62	1989	Visual Effects	The Abyss
62	1989	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Driving Miss Daisy
62	1989	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Dead Poets Society
63	1990	Actor in a Leading Role	Jeremy Irons
63	1990	Actor in a Supporting Role	Joe Pesci
63	1990	Actress in a Leading Role	Kathy Bates
63	1990	Actress in a Supporting Role	Whoopi Goldberg
63	1990	Art Direction	Dick Tracy
63	1990	Best Picture	Dances With Wolves
63	1990	Cinematography	Dances With Wolves
63	1990	Costume Design	Cyrano de Bergerac
63	1990	Directing	Dances With Wolves
63	1990	Documentary (Feature)	American Dream
63	1990	Documentary (Short Subject)	Days of Waiting
63	1990	Film Editing	Dances With Wolves
63	1990	Foreign Language Film	Journey of Hope
63	1990	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Stefan Kudelski
63	1990	Honorary Award	To Myrna Loy, in recognition of her extraordinary qualities both on screen and off, with appreciation for a lifetime's worth of indelible performances.
63	1990	Honorary Award	To Sophia Loren, one of the genuine treasures of world cinema who, in a career rich with memorable performances, has added permanent luster to our art form.
63	1990	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	David Brown and Richard D. Zanuck
63	1990	Makeup	Dick Tracy
63	1990	Medal of Commendation	To Don Trumbull in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
63	1990	Medal of Commendation	To Geoffrey H. Williamson in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
63	1990	Medal of Commendation	To Roderick T. Ryan in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
63	1990	Music (Original Score)	Dances With Wolves
63	1990	Music (Original Song)	Dick Tracy
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the development of T-Grain technology and the introduction of EXR color negative films which utilize this technology.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BRUCE WILTON and CARLOS ICINKOFF of Mechanical Concepts, Incorporated, for the development of the Mechanical Concepts Optical Printer Platform.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOHN W. LANG, WALTER HRASTNIK and CHARLES J. WATSON of Bell and Howell Company for the development and manufacture of a modular continuous contact motion picture film printer.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MANFRED G. MICHELSON of Technical Film Systems, Incorporated, for the design and development of the first sprocket-driven film transport system for color print film processors which permits transport speeds in excess of 600 feet per minute.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF ARNOLD & RICHTER for the continued design improvements of the Arriflex BL Camera System, culminating in the 35BL-4S model.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To the FUJI PHOTO FILM COMPANY, LIMITED, for the development and introduction of the F-Series of color negative films covering the range of film speeds from EI 64 to EI 500.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BENGT O. ORHALL, KENNETH LUND, BJORN SELIN and KJELL HOGBERG of AB Film-Teknik for the development and manufacture of the Mark IV film subtitling processor, which has increased the speed, simplified the operation and improved the quality of subtitling.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHRISTOPHER S. GILMAN and HARVEY HUBERT, JR. of the Diligent Dwarves Effects Lab for the development of the Actor Climate System, consisting of heat-transferring undergarments.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DEDO WEIGERT of Dedo Weigert Film GmbH for the development of the Dedolight, a miniature low-voltage tungsten-halogen lighting fixture.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. FRED KOLB, JR. and PAUL PREO for the concept and development of a 35mm projection test film.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To IAIN NEIL for optical design; TAKUO MIYAGISHIMA for the mechanical design; and PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the concept and development of the Primo Series of spherical prime lenses for 35mm cinematography.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JIM GRAVES of J&G Enterprises for the development of the Cool Suit System, consisting of heat-transferring undergarments.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETER BALDWIN for the design; DR. PAUL KIANKHOOY and the LIGHTMAKER COMPANY for the development of the Lightmaker AC/DC HMI Ballast.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RICHARD MULA and PETE ROMANO of HydroImage, Incorporated, for the development of the SeaPar 1200 watt HMI Underwater Lamp.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To the ALL-UNION CINEMA AND PHOTO RESEARCH INSTITUTE (NIKFI) for continuously improving and providing 3-D presentations to Soviet motion picture audiences for the last 25 years.
63	1990	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To WILLIAM L. BLOWERS of Belco Associates, Incorporated and THOMAS F. DENOVE for the development and manufacture of the Belco/Denove Cinemeter. This digital/analog exposure meter was specifically and uniquely designed for the cinematographer.
63	1990	Short Film (Animated)	Creature Comforts
63	1990	Short Film (Live Action)	The Lunch Date
63	1990	Sound	Dances With Wolves
63	1990	Sound Effects Editing	The Hunt for Red October
63	1990	Special Achievement Award (Visual Effects)	Total Recall
63	1990	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material From Another Medium)	Dances With Wolves
63	1990	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Ghost
64	1991	Actor in a Leading Role	Anthony Hopkins
64	1991	Actor in a Supporting Role	Jack Palance
64	1991	Actress in a Leading Role	Jodie Foster
64	1991	Actress in a Supporting Role	Mercedes Ruehl
64	1991	Art Direction	Bugsy
64	1991	Award of Commendation	To Pete Comandini, Richard T. Dayton, Donald Hagans and Richard T. Ryan of YCM Laboratories for the creation and development of a motion picture film restoration process using liquid gate and registration correction on a contact printer.
64	1991	Best Picture	The Silence of the Lambs
64	1991	Cinematography	JFK
64	1991	Costume Design	Bugsy
64	1991	Directing	The Silence of the Lambs
64	1991	Documentary (Feature)	In the Shadow of the Stars
64	1991	Documentary (Short Subject)	Deadly Deception: General Electric, Nuclear Weapons and Our Environment
64	1991	Film Editing	JFK
64	1991	Foreign Language Film	Mediterraneo
64	1991	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Ray Harryhausen
64	1991	Honorary Award	To Satyajit Ray, in recognition of his rare mastery of the art of motion pictures, and of his profound humanitarian outlook, which has had an indelible influence on filmmakers and audiences throughout the world.
64	1991	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	George Lucas
64	1991	Makeup	Terminator 2: Judgment Day
64	1991	Medal of Commendation	To Joseph Westheimer for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
64	1991	Medal of Commendation	To Richard J. Stumpf for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
64	1991	Music (Original Score)	Beauty and the Beast
64	1991	Music (Original Song)	Beauty and the Beast
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To FAZ FAZAKAS, BRIAN HENSON, DAVE HOUSMAN, PETER MILLER and JOHN STEPHENSON for the development of the Henson Performance Control System.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GEORG THOMA for the design; HEINZ FEIERLEIN and the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF SACHTLER AG for the development of a range of fluid tripod heads.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GEORGE WORRALL for the design, development and manufacture of the Worrall geared camera head for motion picture production.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GUIDO CARTONI for his pioneering work in developing the technology to achieve selectable and repeatable viscous drag modules in fluid tripod heads.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To HARRY J. BAKER for the design and development of the first full fluid-action tripod head with adjustable degrees of viscous drag.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To IAIN NEIL for the optical design; ALBERT SAIKI for the mechanical design; and PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the concept and development of the Primo Zoom Lens for 35mm cinematography.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARIO CELSO for his pioneering work in the design, development and manufacture of equipment for carbon arc and xenon power supplies and igniters used in motion picture projection.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RANDY CARTWRIGHT, DAVID B. COONS, LEM DAVIS, THOMAS HAHN, JAMES HOUSTON, MARK KIMBALL, DYLAN W. KOHLER, PETER NYE, MICHAEL SHANTZIS, DAVID F. WOLF and the WALT DISNEY FEATURE ANIMATION DEPARTMENT for the design and development of the "CAPS" production system for feature film animation.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RAY FEENEY, RICHARD KEENEY and RICHARD J. LUNDELL for the software development and adaptation of the Solitaire Film Recorder that provides a flexible, cost-effective film recording system.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CENTURY PRECISION OPTICS for the opto-mechanical design and development of the Canon/Century Precision Optics Zoom Lens.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DICK CAVDEK, STEVE HAMERSKI and OTTO NEMENZ INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED for the opto-mechanical design and development of the Canon/Nemenz Zoom Lens.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES DOYLE for the design and development of the Dry Fogger, which uses liquid nitrogen to produce a safe, dense, low-hanging fog effects.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KEN ROBINGS and CLAIRMONT CAMERA for the opto-mechanical design and development of the Canon/Clairmont Camera Zoom Lens.
64	1991	Scientific or Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ROBERT W. STOKER, JR., for the design and development of a cobweb gun, for applying non-toxic cobweb effects on motion picture sets with both safety and ease of operation.
64	1991	Short Film (Animated)	Manipulation
64	1991	Short Film (Live Action)	Session Man
64	1991	Sound	Terminator 2: Judgment Day
64	1991	Sound Effects Editing	Terminator 2: Judgment Day
64	1991	Visual Effects	Terminator 2: Judgment Day
64	1991	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	The Silence of the Lambs
64	1991	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Thelma & Louise
65	1992	Actor in a Leading Role	Al Pacino
65	1992	Actor in a Supporting Role	Gene Hackman
65	1992	Actress in a Leading Role	Emma Thompson
65	1992	Actress in a Supporting Role	Marisa Tomei
65	1992	Art Direction	Howards End
65	1992	Award of Commendation	To The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees in recognition of the indispensable contributions of its members, who represent the full spectrum of artists, technicians and craftspeople, to the art of motion pictures on the occasion of the one-hundredth anniversary of the Alliance's founding.
65	1992	Best Picture	Unforgiven
65	1992	Cinematography	A River Runs through It
65	1992	Costume Design	Bram Stoker's Dracula
65	1992	Directing	Unforgiven
65	1992	Documentary (Feature)	The Panama Deception
65	1992	Documentary (Short Subject)	Educating Peter
65	1992	Film Editing	Unforgiven
65	1992	Foreign Language Film	Indochine
65	1992	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Erich Kaestner
65	1992	Honorary Award	To Federico Fellini in recognition of his place as one of the screen's master storytellers.
65	1992	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Audrey Hepburn
65	1992	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Elizabeth Taylor
65	1992	Makeup	Bram Stoker's Dracula
65	1992	Medal of Commendation	To Petro Vlahos in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
65	1992	Music (Original Score)	Aladdin
65	1992	Music (Original Song)	Aladdin
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To CHADWELL O'CONNOR of the O'Connor Engineering Laboratories for the concept and engineering of the fluid-damped camera head for motion picture photography.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To AL MAYER for the camera design; IAIN NEIL and GEORGE KRAEMER for the optical design; HANS SPIRAWSKI and BILL ESLICK for the opto-mechanical design; and DON EARL for technical support in developing the Panavision System 65 Studio Sync Sound Reflex Camera for 65mm motion picture photography.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ARNOLD & RICHTER, OTTO BLASCHEK and the ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF ARRI, AUSTRIA for the design and development of the Arriflex 765 Camera System for 65mm motion picture photography.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To CLAUS WIEDEMANN and ROBERT ORBAN for the design and DOLBY LABORATORIES for the development of the Dolby Labs 'Container.'
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DOUGLAS TRUMBULL for the concept; GEOFFREY H. WILLIAMSON for the movement design; ROBERT D. AUGUSTE for the electronic design and EDMUND M. DI GIULIO for the camera system design of the CP-65 Showscan Camera System for 65mm motion picture photography.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To KEN BATES for the design and development of the Bates Decelerator System for accurately and safely arresting the descent of stunt persons in high freefalls.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To LOREN CARPENTER, ROB COOK, ED CATMULL, TOM PORTER, PAT HANRAHAN, TONY APODACA and DARWYN PEACHEY for the development of "RenderMan" software which produces images used in motion pictures from 3D computer descriptions of shape and appearance.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To IAIN NEIL for the optical design and KAZ FUDANO for the mechanical design of the Panavision Slant Focus Lens for motion picture photography.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To IRA TIFFEN of the Tiffen Manufacturing Corporation for the production of the Ultra Contrast Filter Series for motion picture photography.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ROBERT R. BURTON of Audio Rents, Incorporated, for the development of the Model S-27 4-Band Splitter/Combiner.
65	1992	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To TOM BRIGHAM for the original concept and pioneering work; and DOUGLAS SMYTHE and the COMPUTER GRAPHICS DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL LIGHT & MAGIC for the development and the first implementation in feature motion pictures of the "MORF" system for digital metamorphosis of high resolution images.
65	1992	Short Film (Animated)	Mona Lisa Descending a Staircase
65	1992	Short Film (Live Action)	Omnibus
65	1992	Sound	The Last of the Mohicans
65	1992	Sound Effects Editing	Bram Stoker's Dracula
65	1992	Visual Effects	Death Becomes Her
65	1992	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	Howards End
65	1992	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	The Crying Game
66	1993	Actor in a Leading Role	Tom Hanks
66	1993	Actor in a Supporting Role	Tommy Lee Jones
66	1993	Actress in a Leading Role	Holly Hunter
66	1993	Actress in a Supporting Role	Anna Paquin
66	1993	Art Direction	Schindler's List
66	1993	Best Picture	Schindler's List
66	1993	Cinematography	Schindler's List
66	1993	Costume Design	The Age of Innocence
66	1993	Directing	Schindler's List
66	1993	Documentary (Feature)	I Am a Promise: The Children of Stanton Elementary School
66	1993	Documentary (Short Subject)	Defending Our Lives
66	1993	Film Editing	Schindler's List
66	1993	Foreign Language Film	Belle Epoque
66	1993	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Petro Vlahos
66	1993	Honorary Award	To Deborah Kerr, in appreciation for a full career's worth of elegant and beautifully crafted performances.
66	1993	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Paul Newman
66	1993	Makeup	Mrs. Doubtfire
66	1993	Music (Original Score)	Schindler's List
66	1993	Music (Original Song)	Philadelphia
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To MANFRED G. MICHELSON of Technical Film Systems, Incorporated, for the design and development of the first sprocket-driven film transport system for color print film processors which permits transport speeds in excess of 600 feet per minute.
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To PANAVISION for the Auto Panatar anamorphic photographic lens.
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To FRITZ GABRIEL BAUER for the design, development and manufacture of the Moviecam Compact Modular 35mm motion picture camera system.
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARK LEATHER, LES DITTERT, DOUGLAS SMYTHE and GEORGE JOBLOVE for the concept and development of the Digital Motion Picture Retouching System for removing visible rigging and dirt/damage artifacts from original motion picture imagery.
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID DEGENKOLB for the development of a Silver Recovery Ion Exchange System to eliminate hazardous waste (silver ion) in wash water and allow recycling of this water.
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GARY NUZZI, DAVID JOHNSRUD and WILLIAM BLETHEN for the design and development of the Unilux H3000 Strobe Lighting System.
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HARRY J. BAKER for the design and development of the Ronford-Baker Metal Tripods for motion picture photography.
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MICHAEL DORROUGH for the design and development of the compound meter known as the Dorrough Audio Level Meter.
66	1993	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To WALLY MILLS for the concept; and GARY STADLER and GUSTAVE PARADA for the design of the Cinemills Lamp Protection System.
66	1993	Short Film (Animated)	The Wrong Trousers
66	1993	Short Film (Live Action)	Black Rider (Schwarzfahrer)
66	1993	Sound	Jurassic Park
66	1993	Sound Effects Editing	Jurassic Park
66	1993	Visual Effects	Jurassic Park
66	1993	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	Schindler's List
66	1993	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	The Piano
67	1994	Actor in a Leading Role	Tom Hanks
67	1994	Actor in a Supporting Role	Martin Landau
67	1994	Actress in a Leading Role	Jessica Lange
67	1994	Actress in a Supporting Role	Dianne Wiest
67	1994	Art Direction	The Madness of King George
67	1994	Best Picture	Forrest Gump
67	1994	Cinematography	Legends of the Fall
67	1994	Costume Design	The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert
67	1994	Directing	Forrest Gump
67	1994	Documentary (Feature)	Maya Lin: A Strong Clear Vision
67	1994	Documentary (Short Subject)	A Time for Justice
67	1994	Film Editing	Forrest Gump
67	1994	Foreign Language Film	Burnt by the Sun
67	1994	Honorary Award	To Michelangelo Antonioni in recognition of his place as one of the cinema's master visual stylists.
67	1994	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Clint Eastwood
67	1994	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Quincy Jones
67	1994	Makeup	Ed Wood
67	1994	Medal of Commendation	To John A. Bonner in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
67	1994	Music (Original Score)	The Lion King
67	1994	Music (Original Song)	The Lion King
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To PETRO VLAHOS and PAUL VLAHOS for the conception and development of the Ultimatte Electronic Blue Screen Compositing Process for motion pictures.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To the EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the development of the Eastman EXR Color Intermediate Film 5244.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GARY DEMOS and DAN CAMERON of Information International, DAVID DiFRANCESCO and GARY STARKWEATHER of Pixar, and SCOTT SQUIRES of Industrial Light & Magic for their pioneering work in the field of film input scanning.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GEORGE SAUVE, BILL BISHOP, ARPAG DADOURIAN, RAY FEENEY and RICHARD PATTERSON for the Cinefusion software implementation of the Ultimatte Blue Screen Compositing Technology.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To IAIN NEIL for the optical design, AL SAIKI for the mechanical design, and PANAVISION INTERNATIONAL L.P. for the development of the Panavision 11:1 Primo Zoom Lens for motion picture photography.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JAMES KETCHAM of JSK Engineering for the concept and design of the MC211 micro processor based motion controller for synchronizing sprocketed film with time-code based machines.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To LINCOLN HU and MICHAEL MacKENZIE of Industrial Light & Magic and GLENN KENNEL and MIKE DAVIS of Eastman Kodak for their joint development work on a linear array CCD (Charge Coupled Device) film input scanning system.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To PAUL BAMBOROUGH for the concept, NICK POLLACK and ARTHUR WRIGHT for the hardware development, and NEIL HARRIS and DUNCAN MacLEAN for the software development of The Lightworks Editor for motion picture editing.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RAY FEENEY, WILL McCOWN and BILL BISHOP of RFX, Inc. and LES DITTERT of Pacific Data Images for their development work with area array CCD (Charge Coupled Device) film input scanning systems.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To WILLIAM J. WARNER and ERIC C. PETERS for the concept, MICHAEL E. PHILLIPS and TOM A. OHANIAN for the system design, and PATRICK D. O'CONNOR and JOE H. RICE for the engineering of the Avid Film Composer for motion picture editing.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ART FRITZEN of the California Fritzen Propeller Company as the designer and sole manufacturer of the Eight-Bladed Ritter Fan Propellers.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To AUDIO TRACKS, INC. for the design and development of the ADE (Advanced Data Encoding) System which creates an encoded timecode track and database during the initial transfer of the production sound "dailies."
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To B. RUSSELL HESSEY of Special Effects Spectacular, Inc. and VINCENT T. KELTON for the hardware design and GEORGE JACKMAN of De La Mare Engineering, Inc. for the pyrotechnic development which together comprise the non-gun safety blank firing system.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CLAY DAVIS and JOHN CARTER of Todd-AO for the pioneering effort of computer controlled list management style ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement).
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To COLIN BROAD of CB Electronics for the design and development of the EDL (Edit Decision List) Lister which creates an encoded timecode track and database during the initial transfer of the production sound "dailies."
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID A. ADDLEMAN and LLOYD A. ADDLEMAN for the development of the Cyberware 3030 3D Digitizer.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DIETER STURM of Sturm's Special Effects Int'l for the creation and development of the Bio-Snow 2 Flake.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. MIKE BOUDRY of the Computer Film Company for his pioneering work in the field of film input scanning.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To EMMANUEL PREVINAIRE of Flying-Cam for his pioneering concept and for the development of mounting a motion picture camera on a remotely-controlled miniature helicopter.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To FRIEDER HOCHHEIM, GARY SWINK, DR. JOE ZHOU and DON NORTHROP for the development of the Kino Flo Portable, Flicker Free, High Output Fluorescent Lighting System for motion picture set illumination.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JACK C. SMITH, MICHAEL CRICHTON and EMIL SAFIER for pioneering computerized motion picture budgeting and scheduling.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JACQUES SAX of Sonosax for the design and development of the Sonosax SX-S portable audio mixer.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MARK R. SCHNEIDER, HERBERT R. JONES, CHRISTOPHER D. CONOVER and JOHN R.B. BROWN for the development of the Polhemus 3 Space Digitizing System.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEPHEN GREENFIELD and CHRIS HUNTLEY of Screenplay Systems for development of the "Scriptor" software.
67	1994	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEPHEN W. POTTER, JOHN B. ASMAN, CHARLES PELL and RICHARD LARSON of LarTec Systems for the advancement and refinement of the computer controlled list management style ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement) system via the LarTec ADR System that has established itself as a standard of the industry.
67	1994	Short Film (Animated)	Bob's Birthday
67	1994	Short Film (Live Action)	Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life
67	1994	Short Film (Live Action)	Trevor
67	1994	Sound	Speed
67	1994	Sound Effects Editing	Speed
67	1994	Visual Effects	Forrest Gump
67	1994	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	Forrest Gump
67	1994	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Pulp Fiction
68	1995	Actor in a Leading Role	Nicolas Cage
68	1995	Actor in a Supporting Role	Kevin Spacey
68	1995	Actress in a Leading Role	Susan Sarandon
68	1995	Actress in a Supporting Role	Mira Sorvino
68	1995	Art Direction	Restoration
68	1995	Best Picture	Braveheart
68	1995	Cinematography	Braveheart
68	1995	Costume Design	Restoration
68	1995	Directing	Braveheart
68	1995	Documentary (Feature)	Anne Frank Remembered
68	1995	Documentary (Short Subject)	One Survivor Remembers
68	1995	Film Editing	Apollo 13
68	1995	Foreign Language Film	Antonia's Line
68	1995	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Donald C. Rogers
68	1995	Honorary Award	To Chuck Jones, for the creation of classic cartoons which have brought worldwide joy for more than half a century.
68	1995	Honorary Award	To Kirk Douglas, for fifty years as a creative and moral force in the motion picture community.
68	1995	Makeup	Braveheart
68	1995	Music (Original Dramatic Score)	The Postman (Il Postino)
68	1995	Music (Original Musical or Comedy Score)	Pocahontas
68	1995	Music (Original Song)	Pocahontas
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ALVY RAY SMITH, ED CATMULL, THOMAS PORTER and TOM DUFF for their pioneering inventions in Digital Image Compositing.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ARNOLD AND RICHTER CINE TECHNIK for the development of the Arriflex 535 Series of Cameras for motion picture cinematography.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To COLIN MOSSMAN, JOE WARY, HANS LEISINGER, GERALD PAINTER and DELUXE LABORATORIES for the design and development of the Deluxe Quad Format Digital Sound Printing Head.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DAVID GILMARTIN, JOHANNES BORGGREBE, JEAN-PIERRE GAGNON, FRANK RICOTTA and TECHNICOLOR, INC. for the design and development of the Technicolor Contact Printer Sound Head.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DIGITAL THEATER SYSTEMS for the design and development of the DTS Digital Sound System for motion picture exhibition.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DOLBY LABORATORIES for the design and development of the SR-D Digital Sound System for motion picture exhibition.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To HOWARD FLEMMING and RONALD UHLIG for their pioneering work leading to motion picture digital sound.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To IAIN NEIL for the optical design; RICK GELBARD for the mechanical design; ERIC DUBBERKE for the engineering and PANAVISION INTERNATIONAL, L.P., for the development of the Primo 3:1 Zoom Lens.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARTIN S. MUELLER for the design and development of the MSM 9801 IMAX 65mm/15 perf production motion picture camera.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RONALD C. GOODMAN, ATTILA SZALAY, STEVEN SASS and SPACECAM SYSTEMS, INC. for the design of the SpaceCam gyroscopically stabilized Camera System.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To SONY CORPORATION for the design and development of the SDDS Digital Sound System for motion picture exhibition.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To AL JENSEN, CHUCK HEADLEY, JEAN MESSNER and HAZEM NABULSI of CEI Technology for producing a self-contained, flicker-free Color Video-Assist Camera.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BHP, INCORPORATED for their pioneering efforts developing Digital Sound Printing Heads for motion pictures.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CLAY DAVIS and JOHN CARTER of Todd-AO for their pioneering efforts in creating an Automated Patchbay System for motion picture sound transfer and dubbing operations.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID PRINGLE and YAN ZHONG FANG for the design and development of "Lightning Strikes," a flexible, high-performance electronic lightning effect system.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DOUGLAS SMYTHE, LINCOLN HU, DOUGLAS S. KAY and INDUSTRIAL LIGHT AND MAGIC for their pioneering efforts in the creation of the ILM Digital Film Compositing System.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GARY DEMOS, DAVID RUHOFF, DAN CAMERON and MICHELLE FERAUD for their pioneering efforts in the creation of the Digital Productions Digital Film Compositing System.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To INSTITUT NATIONAL POLYTECHNIQUE DE TOULOUSE for the concept; KODAK PATHE CTP CINE for the prototype; and ECLAIR LABORATORIES and MARTINEAU INDUSTRIES for the development and further implementation of the Toulouse Electrolytic Silver Recovery Cell.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES DEAS of the Warner Bros. Studio Facility for the design and subsequent development of an Automated Patchbay and Metering System for motion picture sound transfer and dubbing operations.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOE FINNEGAN (a.k.a. Joe Yrigoyen) for his pioneering work in developing the Air Ram for motion picture stunt effects.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PASCAL CHEDEVILLE for the design of the L.C. Concept Digital Sound System for motion picture exhibition.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETER DENZ of Präzisions-Entwicklung Denz for developing a flicker-free Color Video-Assist Camera.
68	1995	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To the COMPUTER FILM COMPANY for their pioneering efforts in the creation of the CFC Digital Film Compositing System.
68	1995	Short Film (Animated)	A Close Shave
68	1995	Short Film (Live Action)	Lieberman in Love
68	1995	Sound	Apollo 13
68	1995	Sound Effects Editing	Braveheart
68	1995	Special Achievement Award	To John Lasseter, for his inspired leadership of the Pixar Toy Story team, resulting in the first feature-length computer-animated film.
68	1995	Visual Effects	Babe
68	1995	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	Sense and Sensibility
68	1995	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	The Usual Suspects
69	1996	Actor in a Leading Role	Geoffrey Rush
69	1996	Actor in a Supporting Role	Cuba Gooding, Jr.
69	1996	Actress in a Leading Role	Frances McDormand
69	1996	Actress in a Supporting Role	Juliette Binoche
69	1996	Art Direction	The English Patient
69	1996	Award of Commendation	To Joe Lombardi in celebration of 50 years in the motion picture industry. His knowledge and leadership in the field of pyrotechnics and special effects along with his uncompromising promotion of safety on the set have established the standard for today's special effects technicians.
69	1996	Best Picture	The English Patient
69	1996	Cinematography	The English Patient
69	1996	Costume Design	The English Patient
69	1996	Directing	The English Patient
69	1996	Documentary (Feature)	When We Were Kings
69	1996	Documentary (Short Subject)	Breathing Lessons: The Life and Work of Mark O'Brien
69	1996	Film Editing	The English Patient
69	1996	Foreign Language Film	Kolya
69	1996	Honorary Award	To Michael Kidd in recognition of his services to the art of the dance in the art of the screen.
69	1996	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Saul Zaentz
69	1996	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Burton "Bud" Stone in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
69	1996	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Volker W. Bahnemann in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
69	1996	Makeup	The Nutty Professor
69	1996	Music (Original Dramatic Score)	The English Patient
69	1996	Music (Original Musical or Comedy Score)	Emma
69	1996	Music (Original Song)	Evita
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To IMAX CORPORATION for the method of filming and exhibiting high-fidelity, large-format, wide-angle motion pictures.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JIM HOURIHAN for the primary design and development of the interactive language-based control of partical systems as embodied in the Dynamation software package.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOHN SCHLAG, BRIAN KNEP, ZORAN KACIC-ALESIC and THOMAS WILLIAMS for the development of the Viewpaint 3D Paint System for film production work.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JONATHAN ERLAND and KAY BEVING ERLAND for the development of the Digital Series Traveling Matte Backing System used for composite photography in motion pictures.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To WILLIAM REEVES for the original concept and the development of particle systems used to create computer generated visual effects in motion pictures.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BRIAN KNEP, CRAIG HAYES, RICK SAYRE and THOMAS WILLIAMS for the creation and development of the Direct Input Device.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GRANT LOUCKS for the concept and specifications of the Mark V Director's Viewfinder.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES KAJIYA and TIMOTHY KAY for their pioneering work in producing computer generated fur and hair in motion pictures.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JEFFERY YOST, CHRISTIAN ROUET, DAVID BENSON and FLORIAN KAINZ for the development of a system to create and control computer generated fur and hair in motion pictures.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KEN PERLIN for the development of Perlin Noise, a technique used to produce natural appearing textures on computer generated surfaces for motion picture visual effects.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To NESTOR BURTNYK and MARCELI WEIN of the National Research Council of Canada for their pioneering work in the development of software techniques for Computer Assisted Key Framing for Character Animation.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PERRY KIVOLOWITZ, for the primary design, and DR. GARTH A. DICKIE for the development of the algorithms, for the shape-driven warping and morphing subsystem of the Elastic Reality Special Effects System.
69	1996	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RICHARD A. PREY and WILLIAM N. MASTEN for the design and development of the Nite Sun II lighting crane and camera platform.
69	1996	Short Film (Animated)	Quest
69	1996	Short Film (Live Action)	Dear Diary
69	1996	Sound	The English Patient
69	1996	Sound Effects Editing	The Ghost and the Darkness
69	1996	Visual Effects	Independence Day
69	1996	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	Sling Blade
69	1996	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Fargo
70	1997	Actor in a Leading Role	Jack Nicholson
70	1997	Actor in a Supporting Role	Robin Williams
70	1997	Actress in a Leading Role	Helen Hunt
70	1997	Actress in a Supporting Role	Kim Basinger
70	1997	Art Direction	Titanic
70	1997	Best Picture	Titanic
70	1997	Cinematography	Titanic
70	1997	Costume Design	Titanic
70	1997	Directing	Titanic
70	1997	Documentary (Feature)	The Long Way Home
70	1997	Documentary (Short Subject)	A Story of Healing
70	1997	Film Editing	Titanic
70	1997	Foreign Language Film	Character
70	1997	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Don Iwerks
70	1997	Honorary Award	To Stanley Donen in appreciation of a body of work marked by grace, elegance, wit and visual innovation.
70	1997	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Pete Clark in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
70	1997	Makeup	Men in Black
70	1997	Music (Original Dramatic Score)	Titanic
70	1997	Music (Original Musical or Comedy Score)	The Full Monty
70	1997	Music (Original Song)	Titanic
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To GUNNAR P. MICHELSON for the engineering and development of an improved, electronic, high-speed, precision light valve for use in motion picture printing machines.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To AL JENSEN, CHUCK HEADLEY, JEAN MESSNER and HAZEM NABULSI of CEI Technology for the production of a self-contained, flicker-free, Color Video-Assist Camera.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To CRAIG W. REYNOLDS for his pioneering contributions to the development of three-dimensional computer animation for motion picture production.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DOMINIQUE BOISVERT, RÉJEAN GAGNÉ, DANIEL LANGLOIS and RICHARD LAPERRIERE for the development of the "Actor" animation component of the Softimage computer animation system.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To EBEN OSTBY, WILLIAM REEVES, SAMUEL J. LEFFLER and TOM DUFF for the development of the Marionette Three-Dimensional Computer Animation System.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOEL W. JOHNSON of the O'Connor Laboratories for the unique design improvement in fluid head counter-balancing techniques as used in their Model 2575.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOHN GIBSON, ROB KRIEGER, MILAN NOVACEK, GLEN OZYMOK and DAVE SPRINGER for the development of the geometric modeling component of the Alias PowerAnimator System.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To KIRK HANDLEY, RAY MELUCH, SCOTT ROBINSON, WILSON H. ALLEN and JOHN NEARY for the design, development and implementation of the Dolby CP500 Digital Cinema Processor.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RICHARD SHOUP, ALVY RAY SMITH and THOMAS PORTER for their pioneering efforts in the development of digital paint systems used in motion picture production.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To WILLIAM KOVACS for his creative leadership and ROY HALL for his principal engineering efforts that led to the Wavefront Advanced Visualizer computer graphics system.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CLARK F. CRITES for the design and development of the Christie ELF 1-C Endless Loop Film Transport and Storage System.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAN LEIMETER and ROBERT WEITZ for the development and implementation of a Portable Adjustment Tool for T-Style Slit Lens Assemblies.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GREG HERMANOVIC, KIM DAVIDSON, MARK ELENDT and PAUL H. BRESLIN for the development of the procedural modeling and animation components of the Prisms software package.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JACK CASHIN, ROGER HIBBARD and LARRY JACOBSON for the design, development and implementation of a projection system analyzer.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES F. FOLEY, CHARLES E. CONVERSE and F. EDWARD GARDNER of UCISCO; and to ROBERT W. STOKER, JR. and MATT SWEENEY for the development and realization of Liquid Synthetic Air.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES J. KEATING, MICHAEL WAHRMAN and RICHARD HOLLANDER for their contributions that led to the Wavefront Advanced Visualizer computer graphics system.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES M. REILLY, DOUGLAS W. NISHIMURA and MONIQUE C. FISCHER of the Rochester Institute of Technology for the creation of A-D Strips, a diagnostic tool for the detection of the presence of vinegar syndrome in processed acetate-based motion picture film.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JIM FRAZIER, for the design concept, and IAIN NEIL and RICK GELBARD for the further design and development of the Panavision/Frazier Lens System for motion picture photography.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PHILIP C. CORY for the design and development of the Special Effects Spark Generator.
70	1997	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RICHARD CHUANG, GLENN ENTIS and CARL ROSENDAHL for the concept and architecture of the Pacific Data Images (PDI) Animation System.
70	1997	Short Film (Animated)	Geri's Game
70	1997	Short Film (Live Action)	Visas and Virtue
70	1997	Sound	Titanic
70	1997	Sound Effects Editing	Titanic
70	1997	Visual Effects	Titanic
70	1997	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	L.A. Confidential
70	1997	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Good Will Hunting
71	1998	Actor in a Leading Role	Roberto Benigni
71	1998	Actor in a Supporting Role	James Coburn
71	1998	Actress in a Leading Role	Gwyneth Paltrow
71	1998	Actress in a Supporting Role	Judi Dench
71	1998	Art Direction	Shakespeare in Love
71	1998	Best Picture	Shakespeare in Love
71	1998	Cinematography	Saving Private Ryan
71	1998	Costume Design	Shakespeare in Love
71	1998	Directing	Saving Private Ryan
71	1998	Documentary (Feature)	The Last Days
71	1998	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Personals: Improvisations on Romance in the Golden Years
71	1998	Film Editing	Saving Private Ryan
71	1998	Foreign Language Film	Life Is Beautiful
71	1998	Honorary Award	To Elia Kazan in recognition of his indelible contributions to the art of motion picture direction.
71	1998	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Norman Jewison
71	1998	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To David W. Gray in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
71	1998	Makeup	Elizabeth
71	1998	Music (Original Dramatic Score)	Life Is Beautiful
71	1998	Music (Original Musical or Comedy Score)	Shakespeare in Love
71	1998	Music (Original Song)	The Prince of Egypt
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To AVID TECHNOLOGY, INC. for the concept, system design and engineering of the Avid Film Composer for motion picture editing.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ARNOLD & RICHTER CINE TECHNIK and the CARL ZEISS COMPANY for the concept and optical design of the Carl Zeiss/Arriflex Variable Prime Lenses.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ARNOLD & RICHTER CINE TECHNIK, and ARRI USA, INC. for the concept and engineering of the Arriflex 435 Camera System.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To COLIN MOSSMAN, HANS LEISINGER and GEORGE JOHN ROWLAND of Deluxe Laboratories for the concept and design of the Deluxe High Speed Spray Film Cleaner.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DEREK C. LIGHTBODY of OpTex for the design and development of Aurasoft Luminaires.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. THOMAS G. STOCKHAM, JR. and ROBERT B. INGEBRETSEN for their pioneering work in the areas of waveform editing, crossfades and cut-and-paste techniques for digital audio editing.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GARY TREGASKIS for the primary design; and to DOMINIQUE BOISVERT, PHILIPPE PANZINI and ANDRÉ LeBLANC for the development and implementation of the Flame and Inferno software.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To IAIN NEIL for the optical design; TAKUO MIYAGISHIMA for the mechanical design; and PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the concept and development of the Primo Series of spherical prime lenses for 35mm cinematography.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JAMES A. MOORER for his pioneering work in the design of digital signal processing and its application to audio editing for film.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARK ROBERTS, RONAN CARROLL, ASSAFF RAWNER, PAUL BARTLETT and SIMON WAKLEY for the creation of the Milo Motion-Control Crane.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MICHAEL SORENSEN and RICHARD ALEXANDER of Sorensen Designs International, and DONALD TRUMBULL for advancing the state-of-the-art of real-time motion-control, as exemplified in the Gazelle and Zebra camera dolly systems.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ROBERT PREDOVICH, JOHN SCOTT, MOHAMED KEN T. HUSAIN and CAMERON SHEARER for the design and implementation of the Soundmaster Integrated Operations Nucleus operating environment.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RONALD E. UHLIG, THOMAS F. POWERS and FRED M. FUSS of the Eastman Kodak Company for the design and development of KeyKode latent-image barcode key numbers.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ROY B. FERENCE, STEVEN R. SCHMIDT, RICHARD J. FEDERICO, ROCKWELL YARID and MICHAEL E. McCRACKAN for the design and development of the Kodak Lightning Laser Recorder.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To STEPHEN J. KAY of K-Tec Corporation for the design and development of the Shock Block.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BARRY WALTON, BILL SCHULTZ, CHRIS BARKER and DAVID CORNELIUS of Sony Pictures Imageworks for the creation of an advanced motion-controlled, silent camera dolly.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BRUCE WILTON and CARLOS ICINKOFF of Mechanical Concepts for their modular system of motion-control rotators and movers for use in motion-control.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CARY PHILLIPS for the design and development of the "Caricature" Animation System at Industrial Light & Magic.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID DiFRANCESCO, BALA S. MANIAN and THOMAS L. NOGGLE for their pioneering efforts in the development of laser film recording technology.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. A. TULSI RAM, RICHARD C. SEHLIN, DR. CARL F. HOLTZ and DAVID F. KOPPERL of the Eastman Kodak Company for the research and development of the concept of molecular sieves applied to improve the archival properties of processed photographic film.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. DOUGLAS R. ROBLE for his contribution to tracking technology and for the design and implementation of the TRACK system for camera position calculation and scene reconstruction.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. MITCHELL J. BOGDANOWICZ of the Eastman Kodak Company, and JIM MEYER and STAN MILLER of Rosco Laboratories, Inc. for the design of the CalColor Calibrated Color Effects Filters.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ED ZWANEVELD and FREDERICK GASOI of the National Film Board of Canada, and MIKE LAZARIDIS and DALE BRUBACHER-CRESSMAN of Research in Motion for the design and development of the DigiSync Film KeyKode Reader.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To EDMUND M. DI GIULIO and JAMES BARTELL of Cinema Products for the design of the KeyKode Sync Reader.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GARRETT BROWN and JERRY HOLWAY for the creation of the Skyman flying platform for Steadicam operators.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To IVAN KRUGLAK for his commitment to the development of a wireless transmission system for video-assisted images for the motion picture industry.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To IVAN KRUGLAK for his pioneering concept and the development of the Coherent Time Code Slate.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES RODNUNSKY, JAMES WEBBER and BOB WEBBER of Cablecam Systems, and TROU BAYLISS for the design and engineering of Cablecam.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MANFRED N. KLEMME and DONALD E. WETZEL for the design and development of the K-Tek Microphone Boom Pole and accessories for on-set motion picture sound recording.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MICHAEL MacKENZIE, MIKE BOLLES, UDO PAMPEL and JOSEPH FULMER of Industrial Light & Magic for their pioneering work in motion-controlled, silent camera dollies.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MIKE DENECKE for refining and further developing electronic time code slates.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To NICK FOSTER for his software development in the field of water simulation systems.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To REMY SMITH for the software and electronic design and development; and JAMES K. BRANCH and NASIR J. ZAIDI for the design and development of the Spectra Professional IV-A digital exposure meter.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To TAKUO MIYAGISHIMA and ALBERT K. SAIKI of Panavision, Inc. for the design and development of the Eyepiece Leveler.
71	1998	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To THADDEUS BEIER for the design and implementation of ras_track, a system for 2D tracking, stabilization, and 3D camera and object tracking.
71	1998	Short Film (Animated)	Bunny
71	1998	Short Film (Live Action)	Election Night (Valgaften)
71	1998	Sound	Saving Private Ryan
71	1998	Sound Effects Editing	Saving Private Ryan
71	1998	Visual Effects	What Dreams May Come
71	1998	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	Gods and Monsters
71	1998	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Shakespeare in Love
72	1999	Actor in a Leading Role	Kevin Spacey
72	1999	Actor in a Supporting Role	Michael Caine
72	1999	Actress in a Leading Role	Hilary Swank
72	1999	Actress in a Supporting Role	Angelina Jolie
72	1999	Art Direction	Sleepy Hollow
72	1999	Award of Commendation	To FPC, Incorporated, under the leadership of Barry M. Stultz and Milton Jan Friedman, for the development and implementation of an environmentally responsible program to recycle or destroy discarded motion picture prints.
72	1999	Best Picture	American Beauty
72	1999	Cinematography	American Beauty
72	1999	Costume Design	Topsy-Turvy
72	1999	Directing	American Beauty
72	1999	Documentary (Feature)	One Day in September
72	1999	Documentary (Short Subject)	King Gimp
72	1999	Film Editing	The Matrix
72	1999	Foreign Language Film	All about My Mother
72	1999	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Roderick T. Ryan
72	1999	Honorary Award	To Andrzej Wajda in recognition of five decades of extraordinary film direction.
72	1999	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Warren Beatty
72	1999	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Edmund M. Di Giulio in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
72	1999	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Takuo Miyagishima in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
72	1999	Makeup	Topsy-Turvy
72	1999	Music (Original Score)	The Red Violin
72	1999	Music (Original Song)	Tarzan
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To FRITZ GABRIEL BAUER for the concept, design and engineering of the Moviecam Superlight 35mm Motion Picture Camera.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To HUW GWILYM, KARL LYNCH and MARK V. CRABTREE for the design and development of the AMS Neve Logic Digital Film Console for motion picture sound mixing.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To IAIN NEIL for the optical design, RICK GELBARD for the mechanical design, and PANAVISION, INC. for the development of the Millennium Camera System viewfinder.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JAMES MOULTRIE for the mechanical design, and to MIKE SALTER and MARK CRAIG GERCHMAN for the optical design of the Cooke S4 Range of Fixed Focal Length Lenses for 35mm motion picture photography.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To L. RON SCHMIDT for the concept, design and engineering of the Linear Loop Film Projectors.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARLOWE A. PICHEL for development of the process for manufacturing Electro-formed Metal Reflectors which, when combined with the DC Short Arc Xenon Lamp, became the worldwide standard for motion picture projection systems.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To NAT TIFFEN of Tiffen Manufacturing Corporation for the production of high-quality, durable, laminated color filters for motion picture photography.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To NICK PHILLIPS for the design and development of the three-axis Libra III remote control camera head.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HOYT H. YEATMAN, JR. of Dream Quest Images and JOHN C. BREWER of the Eastman Kodak Company for the identification and diagnosis leading to the elimination of the "red fringe" artifact in traveling matte composite photography.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To LESLIE DREVER for the design and development of the Light Wave microphone windscreens and isolation mounts from Light Wave Systems.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RICHARD C. SEHLIN for the concept, and DR. MITCHELL J. BOGDANOWICZ and MARY L. SCHMOEGER of the Eastman Kodak Company for the design and development of the Eastman Lamphouse Modification Filters.
72	1999	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To VIVIENNE DYER and CHRIS WOOLF for the design and development of the Rycote Microphone Windshield Modular System.
72	1999	Short Film (Animated)	The Old Man and the Sea
72	1999	Short Film (Live Action)	My Mother Dreams the Satan's Disciples in New York
72	1999	Sound	The Matrix
72	1999	Sound Effects Editing	The Matrix
72	1999	Visual Effects	The Matrix
72	1999	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	The Cider House Rules
72	1999	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	American Beauty
73	2000	Actor in a Leading Role	Russell Crowe
73	2000	Actor in a Supporting Role	Benicio Del Toro
73	2000	Actress in a Leading Role	Julia Roberts
73	2000	Actress in a Supporting Role	Marcia Gay Harden
73	2000	Art Direction	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
73	2000	Award of Commendation	To Ioan Allen for the concept, Robin Bransbury for the design and Mark Harrah for the implementation of the Trailer Audio Standards Association (TASA) Loudness Standard.
73	2000	Best Picture	Gladiator
73	2000	Cinematography	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
73	2000	Costume Design	Gladiator
73	2000	Directing	Traffic
73	2000	Documentary (Feature)	Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport
73	2000	Documentary (Short Subject)	Big Mama
73	2000	Film Editing	Traffic
73	2000	Foreign Language Film	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
73	2000	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Irwin W. Young
73	2000	Honorary Award	To Ernest Lehman, in appreciation of a body of varied and enduring work.
73	2000	Honorary Award	To Jack Cardiff, master of light and color.
73	2000	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Dino De Laurentiis
73	2000	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To N. Paul Kenworthy, Jr. in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
73	2000	Makeup	Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas
73	2000	Music (Original Score)	Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
73	2000	Music (Original Song)	Wonder Boys
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To ROB COOK, LOREN CARPENTER and ED CATMULL for their significant advancements to the field of motion picture rendering as exemplified in Pixar's "Renderman."
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ADVANCED DIGITAL SYSTEMS GROUP (ADSG) for the design and development of the Sony DADR 5000 digital audio dubber specifically designed for the motion picture industry.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To AKAI DIGITAL for the design and development of the DD8plus digital audio dubber specifically designed for the motion picture industry.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To AL MAYER, SR. and AL MAYER, JR., for the mechanical design, IAIN NEIL for the optical design and BRIAN DANG for the electronic design of the Panavision Millennium XL Camera System.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ALVAH J. MILLER and PAUL JOHNSON of Lynx Robotics for the electronic and software design of the Lynx C-50 Camera Motor System.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To FAIRLIGHT for the design and development of the DAD digital audio dubber specifically designed for the motion picture industry.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOE WARY, GERALD PAINTER and COLIN F. MOSSMAN for the design and development of the Deluxe Laboratories Multi Roller Film Transport System.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To TIMELINE, INCORPORATED for the design and development of the MMR 8 digital audio dubber specifically designed for the motion picture industry.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BILL TONDREAU of Kuper Systems, ALVAH J. MILLER and PAUL JOHNSON of Lynx Robotics, and DAVID STUMP of Visual Effects Rental Services for the conception, design and development of data capture systems that enable superior accuracy, efficiency and economy in the creation of composite imagery.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GEORGE BORSHUKOV, KIM LIBRERI and DAN PIPONI for the development of a system for image-based rendering allowing choreographed camera movements through computer graphic reconstructed sets.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GLENN M. BERGGREN for the concept, HORST LINGE for research and development, and WOLFGANG REINECKE for the optical design of the ISCO Ultra-Star Plus lenses for motion picture projection.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOHN P. PYTLAK for the development of the Laboratory Aim Density (LAD) system.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To LEONARD PINCUS, ASHOT NALBANDYAN, GEORGE JOHNSON, THOMAS KONG and DAVID PRINGLE for the design and development of the SoftSun low pressure xenon long-arc light sources, their power supplies and fixtures.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PHILIP GREENSTREET of Rosco Laboratories for the concept and development of the Roscolight Day/Night Backdrop.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To UDO SCHAUSS, HILDEGARD EBBESMEIER and KARL LENHARDT for the optical design, and RALF LINN and NORBERT BRINKER for the mechanical design of the Schneider Super Cinelux lenses for motion picture projection.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To VENKAT KRISHNAMURTHY for the creation of the Paraform Software for 3D Digital Form Development.
73	2000	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To VIC ARMSTRONG for the refinement and application to the film industry of the Fan Descender for accurately and safely arresting the descent of stunt persons in high freefalls.
73	2000	Short Film (Animated)	Father and Daughter
73	2000	Short Film (Live Action)	Quiero Ser (I want to be...)
73	2000	Sound	Gladiator
73	2000	Sound Editing	U-571
73	2000	Visual Effects	Gladiator
73	2000	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	Traffic
73	2000	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Almost Famous
74	2001	Actor in a Leading Role	Denzel Washington
74	2001	Actor in a Supporting Role	Jim Broadbent
74	2001	Actress in a Leading Role	Halle Berry
74	2001	Actress in a Supporting Role	Jennifer Connelly
74	2001	Animated Feature Film	Shrek
74	2001	Art Direction	Moulin Rouge
74	2001	Award of Commendation	To Rune Ericson for his pioneering development and 30 years of dedication to the Super 16mm format for motion pictures.
74	2001	Award of Commendation	To the American Society of Cinematographers (ASC) for the continued publication of the "American Cinematographer Manual."
74	2001	Best Picture	A Beautiful Mind
74	2001	Cinematography	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
74	2001	Costume Design	Moulin Rouge
74	2001	Directing	A Beautiful Mind
74	2001	Documentary (Feature)	Murder on a Sunday Morning
74	2001	Documentary (Short Subject)	Thoth
74	2001	Film Editing	Black Hawk Down
74	2001	Foreign Language Film	No Man's Land
74	2001	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Edmund M. Di Giulio
74	2001	Honorary Award	To Robert Redford: Actor, director, producer, creator of Sundance, inspiration to independent and innovative filmmakers everywhere.
74	2001	Honorary Award	To Sidney Poitier in recognition of his remarkable accomplishments as an artist and as a human being.
74	2001	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Arthur Hiller
74	2001	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Ray Feeney in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
74	2001	Makeup	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
74	2001	Music (Original Score)	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
74	2001	Music (Original Song)	Monsters, Inc.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To FRANZ KRAUS, JOHANNES STEURER and WOLFGANG RIEDEL for the design and development of the ARRILASER Film Recorder.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To IAIN NEIL for the concept and optical design and AL SAIKI for the mechanical design of the Panavision Primo Macro Zoom Lens (PMZ).
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOHN M. EARGLE, D.B. "DON" KEELE and MARK E. ENGEBRETSON for the concept, design and engineering of the modern constant-directivity, direct radiator style motion picture loudspeaker systems.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MAKOTO TSUKADA, SHOJI KANEKO and the TECHNICAL STAFF OF IMAGICA CORPORATION, and DAIJIRO FUJIE of Nikon Corporation for the engineering excellence and the impact on the motion picture industry of the Imagica 65/35 Multi-Format Optical Printer.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To PAUL J. CONSTANTINE and PETER M. CONSTANTINE for the design and development of the CELCO Digital Film Recorder products.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To PETER KURAN for the invention, and SEAN COUGHLIN, JOSEPH A. OLIVIER and WILLIAM CONNER for the engineering and development of the RCI-Color Film Restoration Process.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To STEVEN GERLACH, GREGORY FARRELL and CHRISTIAN LURIN for the design, engineering and implementation of the Kodak Panchromatic Sound Recording Film.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BERNARD M. WERNER and WILLIAM GELOW for the engineering and design of filtered line arrays and screen speading compensation as applied to motion picture loudspeaker systems.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BILL SPITZAK, PAUL VAN CAMP, JONATHAN EGSTAD and PRICE PETHEL for their pioneering effort on the NUKE-2D Compositing Software.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CARL LUDWIG and JOHN M. CONSTANTINE, JR. for their contributions to CELCO Digital Film Recorder products.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. GARLAND STERN for the concept and implementation of the Cel Paint Software System.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. LANCE J. WILLIAMS for his pioneering influence in the field of computer-generated animation and effects for motion pictures.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. UWE SASSENBERG and ROLF SCHNEIDER for the development of "3D Equalizer," an advanced and robust camera and object match-moving system.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GEOFF JACKSON and ROGER WOODBURN for their DMS 120S Camera Motor.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOHN R. ANDERSON, JIM HOURIHAN, CARY PHILLIPS and SEBASTIAN MARINO for the development of the ILM Creature Dynamics System.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JORDAN KLEIN for his pioneering efforts in the development and application of underwater camera housings for motion pictures.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MIC RODGERS and MATT SWEENEY for the concept, design and realization of the "Mic Rig."
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETE ROMANO for the design and development of the Remote AquaCam, an underwater camera housing system for use in motion pictures.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEVE SULLIVAN and ERIC R.L. SCHAFER for the development of the ILM Motion and Structure Recovery System (MARS).
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To THOMAS MAJOR BARRON for the overall concept and design; CHAS SMITH for the structural engineering; and GORDON SEITZ for the mechanical engineering of the Bulldog Motion Control Camera Crane.
74	2001	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To TOMLINSON HOLMAN for the research and systems integration resulting in the improvement of motion picture loudspeaker systems.
74	2001	Short Film (Animated)	For the Birds
74	2001	Short Film (Live Action)	the accountant
74	2001	Sound	Black Hawk Down
74	2001	Sound Editing	Pearl Harbor
74	2001	Visual Effects	The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring
74	2001	Writing (Screenplay Based On Material Previously Produced or Published)	A Beautiful Mind
74	2001	Writing (Screenplay Written Directly For The Screen)	Gosford Park
75	2002	Actor in a Leading Role	Adrien Brody
75	2002	Actor in a Supporting Role	Chris Cooper
75	2002	Actress in a Leading Role	Nicole Kidman
75	2002	Actress in a Supporting Role	Catherine Zeta-Jones
75	2002	Animated Feature Film	Spirited Away
75	2002	Art Direction	Chicago
75	2002	Best Picture	Chicago
75	2002	Cinematography	Road to Perdition
75	2002	Costume Design	Chicago
75	2002	Directing	The Pianist
75	2002	Documentary (Feature)	Bowling for Columbine
75	2002	Documentary (Short Subject)	Twin Towers
75	2002	Film Editing	Chicago
75	2002	Foreign Language Film	Nowhere in Africa
75	2002	Honorary Award	To Peter O'Toole, whose remarkable talents have provided cinema history with some of its most memorable characters.
75	2002	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Curt R. Behlmer in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
75	2002	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Richard B. Glickman in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
75	2002	Makeup	Frida
75	2002	Music (Original Score)	Frida
75	2002	Music (Original Song)	8 Mile
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To ALIAS/WAVEFRONT for the development of a 3D animation, dynamics, modeling and rendering production tool known as Maya.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To ARNOLD & RICHTER CINE TECHNIK and PANAVISION INC., for their continuing development and innovation in the design and manufacturing of advanced camera systems specifically designed for the motion picture entertainment industry.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DEDO WEIGERT for the concept, DR. DEPU JIN for the optical calculations, and FRANZ PETTERS for the mechanical construction of the Dedolight 400D.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. LESLIE GUTIERREZ, DIANE E. KESTNER, JAMES MERRILL and DAVID NIKLEWICZ for the design and development of the Kodak Vision Premier Color Print Film, 2393.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GLENN SANDERS and HOWARD STARK of Zaxcom for the concept, design and engineering of the portable Deva Digital Audio Disk Recorder.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARK ELENDT, PAUL H. BRESLIN, GREG HERMANOVIC and KIM DAVIDSON for their continued development of the procedural modeling and animation components of their Prisms program, as exemplified in the Houdini software package.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DICK WALSH for the development of the PDI/DreamWorks Facial Animation System.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ERIC DANIELS, GEORGE KATANICS, TASSO LAPPAS and CHRIS SPRINGFIELD for the development of the Deep Canvas rendering software.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JIM SONGER for his contributions to the technical development of video-assist in the motion picture industry.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PIERRE CHABERT of Airstar for the introduction of balloons with internal light sources to provide set lighting for the motion picture industry.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RAWDON HAYNE and ROBERT W. JEFFS of Leelium Tubelites for their contributions to the development of internally lit balloons for motion picture lighting.
75	2002	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To THOMAS DRIEMEYER and to the TEAM OF MATHEMATICIANS, PHYSICISTS AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERS OF MENTAL IMAGES for their contributions to the Mental Ray rendering software for motion pictures.
75	2002	Short Film (Animated)	The ChubbChubbs!
75	2002	Short Film (Live Action)	This Charming Man (Der Er En Yndig Mand)
75	2002	Sound	Chicago
75	2002	Sound Editing	The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
75	2002	Visual Effects	The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers
75	2002	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	The Pianist
75	2002	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Talk to Her
76	2003	Actor in a Leading Role	Sean Penn
76	2003	Actor in a Supporting Role	Tim Robbins
76	2003	Actress in a Leading Role	Charlize Theron
76	2003	Actress in a Supporting Role	Renée Zellweger
76	2003	Animated Feature Film	Finding Nemo
76	2003	Art Direction	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Best Picture	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Cinematography	Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
76	2003	Costume Design	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Directing	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Documentary (Feature)	The Fog of War
76	2003	Documentary (Short Subject)	Chernobyl Heart
76	2003	Film Editing	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Foreign Language Film	The Barbarian Invasions
76	2003	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Peter D. Parks
76	2003	Honorary Award	To Blake Edwards in recognition of his writing, directing and producing an extraordinary body of work for the screen.
76	2003	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Douglas Greenfield in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
76	2003	Makeup	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Music (Original Score)	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Music (Original Song)	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To BILL TONDREAU of Kuper Controls for his significant advancements in the field of motion control technology for motion picture visual effects.
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To DIGIDESIGN for the design, development and implementation of the Pro Tools® digital audio workstation.
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To CHRISTOPHER ALFRED, ANDREW J. CANNON, MICHAEL C. CARLOS, MARK CRABTREE, CHUCK GRINDSTAFF and JOHN MELANSON for their significant contributions to the evolution of digital audio editing for motion picture post production.
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To KENNETH L. TINGLER, CHARLES C. ANDERSON, DIANE E. KESTNER and BRIAN A. SCHELL of the Eastman Kodak Company for the successful development of a process-surviving antistatic layer technology for motion picture film.
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To KINOTON GmbH for the engineering and development of the Kinoton FP 30/38 EC II Studio Projector.
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To STEPHEN REGELOUS for the design and development of Massive, the autonomous agent animation system used for the battle sequences in "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy.
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHRISTOPHE HERY, KEN McGAUGH and JOE LETTERI for their groundbreaking implementations of practical methods for rendering skin and other translucent materials using subsurface scattering techniques.
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HENRIK WANN JENSEN, STEPHEN R. MARSCHNER and PAT HANRAHAN for their pioneering research in simulating subsurface scattering of light in translucent materials as presented in their paper "A Practical Model for Subsurface Light Transport."
76	2003	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KISH SADHVANI for the concept and optical design, PAUL DUCLOS for the practical realization and production engineering and CARL PERNICONE for the mechanical design and engineering of the portable cine viewfinder system known as the Ultimate Director's Finder (UDF).
76	2003	Short Film (Animated)	Harvie Krumpet
76	2003	Short Film (Live Action)	Two Soldiers
76	2003	Sound Editing	Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World
76	2003	Sound Mixing	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Visual Effects	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
76	2003	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Lost in Translation
77	2004	Actor in a Leading Role	Jamie Foxx
77	2004	Actor in a Supporting Role	Morgan Freeman
77	2004	Actress in a Leading Role	Hilary Swank
77	2004	Actress in a Supporting Role	Cate Blanchett
77	2004	Animated Feature Film	The Incredibles
77	2004	Art Direction	The Aviator
77	2004	Award of Commendation	To Arthur Widmer for his lifetime of achievement in the science and technology of image compositing for motion pictures as exemplified by his significant contributions to the development of the Ultra Violet and the "bluescreen" compositing processes.
77	2004	Best Picture	Million Dollar Baby
77	2004	Cinematography	The Aviator
77	2004	Costume Design	The Aviator
77	2004	Directing	Million Dollar Baby
77	2004	Documentary (Feature)	Born into Brothels
77	2004	Documentary (Short Subject)	Mighty Times: The Children's March
77	2004	Film Editing	The Aviator
77	2004	Foreign Language Film	The Sea Inside
77	2004	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Takuo Miyagishima
77	2004	Honorary Award	To Sidney Lumet in recognition of his brilliant services to screenwriters, performers and the art of the motion picture.
77	2004	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Roger Mayer
77	2004	Makeup	Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
77	2004	Music (Original Score)	Finding Neverland
77	2004	Music (Original Song)	The Motorcycle Diaries
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To HORST BURBULLA for the invention and continuing development of the Technocrane telescoping camera crane.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To JEAN-MARIE LAVALOU, ALAIN MASSERON and DAVID SAMUELSON for the engineering and development of the Louma Camera Crane and remote system for motion picture production.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GYULA MESTER (electronic systems design) and KEITH EDWARDS (mechanical engineering) for their significant contributions to and continuing development of the Technocrane telescoping camera crane.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To LINDSAY ARNOLD, GUY GRIFFITHS, DAVID HODSON, CHARLIE LAWRENCE and DAVID MANN for their development of the Cineon Digital Film Workstation.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ALAN KAPLER for the design and development of "Storm," a software toolkit for artistic control of volumetric effects.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. CHRISTOPHER HICKS and DAVE BETTS for the design and implementation of the Cedar DNS 1000 multi-band digital noise suppressor.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. JOHN O.B. GREAVES, NED PHIPPS, ANTONIE J. VAN DEN BOGERT and WILLIAM HAYES for the development of the Motion Analysis motion capture technology.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. JULIAN MORRIS, MICHAEL BIRCH, DR. PAUL SMYTH and PAUL TATE for the development of the Vicon motion capture technology.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. NELS MADSEN, VAUGHN CATO, MATTHEW MADDEN and BILL LORTON for the development of the Giant Studios motion capture technology.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GREG CANNOM and WESLEY WOFFORD for the development of their special modified silicone material for makeup appliances used in motion pictures.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JERRY COTTS for the original concept and design and ANTHONY SEAMAN for the engineering of the Satellight-X HMI Softlight.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To NELSON TYLER for the development of the Tyler Gyroplatform boat mount stabilizing device for motion picture photography.
77	2004	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEVEN E. BOZE for the design and implementation of the DNF 001 multi-band digital audio noise suppressor.
77	2004	Short Film (Animated)	Ryan
77	2004	Short Film (Live Action)	Wasp
77	2004	Sound Editing	The Incredibles
77	2004	Sound Mixing	Ray
77	2004	Visual Effects	Spider-Man 2
77	2004	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	Sideways
77	2004	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
78	2005	Actor in a Leading Role	Philip Seymour Hoffman
78	2005	Actor in a Supporting Role	George Clooney
78	2005	Actress in a Leading Role	Reese Witherspoon
78	2005	Actress in a Supporting Role	Rachel Weisz
78	2005	Animated Feature Film	Wallace & Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit
78	2005	Art Direction	Memoirs of a Geisha
78	2005	Best Picture	Crash
78	2005	Cinematography	Memoirs of a Geisha
78	2005	Costume Design	Memoirs of a Geisha
78	2005	Directing	Brokeback Mountain
78	2005	Documentary (Feature)	March of the Penguins
78	2005	Documentary (Short Subject)	A Note of Triumph: The Golden Age of Norman Corwin
78	2005	Film Editing	Crash
78	2005	Foreign Language Film	Tsotsi
78	2005	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Gary Demos
78	2005	Honorary Award	To Robert Altman in recognition of a career that has repeatedly reinvented the art form and inspired filmmakers and audiences alike.
78	2005	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Don Hall in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
78	2005	Makeup	The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
78	2005	Music (Original Score)	Brokeback Mountain
78	2005	Music (Original Song)	Hustle & Flow
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ANATOLIY KOKUSH for the concept and development of the Cascade series of motion picture cranes.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ANATOLIY KOKUSH, YURIY POPOVSKY and OLEKSIY ZOLOTAROV for the concept and development of the Russian Arm gyro-stabilized camera crane and the Flight Head.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DAVID BARAFF, MICHAEL KASS and ANDREW WITKIN for their pioneering work in physically-based computer-generated techniques used to simulate realistic cloth in motion pictures.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DAVID GROBER for the concept and mechanical design and SCOTT LEWALLEN for the electronic and software design of the Perfect Horizon camera stabilization head.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To GARRETT BROWN for the original concept of the Skycam flying camera system -- the first use of 3-D volumetric cable technology for motion picture cinematography.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To LAURIE FROST, PETER HANNAN and RICHARD LONCRAINE for the development of the remote camera head known as the Hot-Head.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ALVAH MILLER, MICHAEL SORENSEN and J. WALT ADAMCZYK for the design and development of the Aerohead motion control camera head and the J-Viz Pre-Visualization system.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ED CATMULL, for the original concept, and TONY DeROSE and JOS STAM for their scientific and practical implementation of subdivision surfaces as a modeling technique in motion picture production.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To FRANK FLETCHER and DAVE SHERWIN for the introduction and continuing development of the Power Pod modular camera head system.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GARY THIELTGES for the design and development of the remotely-operated, lightweight camera head known as the Sparrow Head.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HAROLD RATTRAY, TERRY CLABORN, STEVE GARLICK, BILL HOGUE and TIM REYNOLDS for the design, engineering and implementation of the Technicolor Real Time Answer Print System.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JAMES RODNUNSKY, ALEX MacDONALD and MARK CHAPMAN for the development of the Cablecam 3-D volumetric suspended cable camera technologies.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOHN PLATT and DEMETRI TERZOPOULOS for their pioneering work in physically-based computer-generated techniques used to simulate realistic cloth in motion pictures.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To LEV YEVSTRATOV, GEORGE PETERS and VASILIY ORLOV for the development of the Ultimate Arm Camera Crane System for specialized vehicle photography.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To SCOTT LEVA for the design and development of the Precision Stunt Airbag for motion picture stunt falls.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To TIM DRNEC, BEN BRITTEN SMITH and MATT DAVIS for the development of the Spydercam 3-D volumetric suspended cable camera technologies.
78	2005	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To UDO SCHAUSS and HILDEGARD EBBESMEIER for the optical design and NICOLE WEMKEN and MICHAEL ANDERER for the mechanical design of the Cinelux Premiere Cinema Projection Lenses.
78	2005	Short Film (Animated)	The Moon and the Son: An Imagined Conversation
78	2005	Short Film (Live Action)	Six Shooter
78	2005	Sound Editing	King Kong
78	2005	Sound Mixing	King Kong
78	2005	Visual Effects	King Kong
78	2005	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	Brokeback Mountain
78	2005	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Crash
79	2006	Actor in a Leading Role	Forest Whitaker
79	2006	Actor in a Supporting Role	Alan Arkin
79	2006	Actress in a Leading Role	Helen Mirren
79	2006	Actress in a Supporting Role	Jennifer Hudson
79	2006	Animated Feature Film	Happy Feet
79	2006	Art Direction	Pan's Labyrinth
79	2006	Award of Commendation	To Ioan Allen, J. Wayne Anderson, Mary Ann Anderson, Ted Costas, Paul R. Goldberg, Shawn Jones, Thomas Kuhn, Dr. Alan Masson, Colin Mossman, Martin Richards, Frank Ricotta and Richard C. Sehlin for their contributions to the environmentally responsible industry conversion from silver-based to cyan dye analog soundtracks.
79	2006	Best Picture	The Departed
79	2006	Cinematography	Pan's Labyrinth
79	2006	Costume Design	Marie Antoinette
79	2006	Directing	The Departed
79	2006	Documentary (Feature)	An Inconvenient Truth
79	2006	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Blood of Yingzhou District
79	2006	Film Editing	The Departed
79	2006	Foreign Language Film	The Lives of Others
79	2006	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Ray Feeney
79	2006	Honorary Award	To Ennio Morricone in recognition of his magnificent and multifaceted contributions to the art of film music.
79	2006	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Sherry Lansing
79	2006	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Richard Edlund in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
79	2006	Makeup	Pan's Labyrinth
79	2006	Music (Original Score)	Babel
79	2006	Music (Original Song)	An Inconvenient Truth
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. BILL COLLIS, SIMON ROBINSON, BEN KENT and DR. ANIL KOKARAM for the design and development of the Furnace integrated suite of software tools that robustly utilizes temporal coherence for enhancing visual effects in motion picture sequences.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To HOWARD PRESTON and MIRKO KOVACEVIC for the design and engineering of the Preston Cinema Systems FI+Z wireless remote system.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To PHILLIP J. FEINER, JIM HOUSTON, DENIS LECONTE and CHRIS BUSHMAN of Pacific Title and Art Studio for the design and development of the Rosetta process for creating digital YCM archival masters for digital film restoration.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To STEVE SULLIVAN, COLIN DAVIDSON, MAX CHEN and FRANCESCO CALLARI for the design and development of the ILM Image-based Modeling System.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ALBERT RIDILLA, PAPKEN SHAHBAZIAN, RONALD BELKNAP and JAY McGARRIGLE for the design and development of the Hollywood Film Company Brumagic MPST Densitometer.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHRISTIAN TSCHIDA and MARTIN WAITZ of cmotion for the design and engineering of the cmotion Wireless Remote System.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To FLORIAN KAINZ for the design and engineering of OpenEXR, a software package implementing 16-bit, floating point, high dynamic range image files.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOSHUA PINES and CHRIS KUTCKA of Technicolor Digital Intermediates for the design and development of the TDI process for creating archival separations from digital image data.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KLEMENS KEHRER, JOSEF HANDLER, THOMAS SMIDEK and MARC SHIPMAN MUELLER for the design and development of the Arriflex 235 Camera System.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETER LITWINOWICZ and PIERRE JASMIN for the design and development of the RE:Vision Effects family of software tools for optical flow-based image manipulation.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To WALTER TRAUNINGER and ERNST TSCHIDA for the design and engineering of the Arri WRC wireless remote lens control system.
79	2006	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To WILLIAM FEIGHTNER and CHRIS EDWARDS of E-Film for the design and development of the E-Film process for creating archival separations from digital image data.
79	2006	Short Film (Animated)	The Danish Poet
79	2006	Short Film (Live Action)	West Bank Story
79	2006	Sound Editing	Letters from Iwo Jima
79	2006	Sound Mixing	Dreamgirls
79	2006	Visual Effects	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest
79	2006	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	The Departed
79	2006	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Little Miss Sunshine
80	2007	Actor in a Leading Role	Daniel Day-Lewis
80	2007	Actor in a Supporting Role	Javier Bardem
80	2007	Actress in a Leading Role	Marion Cotillard
80	2007	Actress in a Supporting Role	Tilda Swinton
80	2007	Animated Feature Film	Ratatouille
80	2007	Art Direction	Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
80	2007	Award of Commendation	To Jonathan Erland in recognition of his leadership and efforts toward identifying and solving the problem of High-Speed Emulsion Stress Syndrome in motion picture film stock.
80	2007	Best Picture	No Country for Old Men
80	2007	Cinematography	There Will Be Blood
80	2007	Costume Design	Elizabeth: The Golden Age
80	2007	Directing	No Country for Old Men
80	2007	Documentary (Feature)	Taxi to the Dark Side
80	2007	Documentary (Short Subject)	Freeheld
80	2007	Film Editing	The Bourne Ultimatum
80	2007	Foreign Language Film	The Counterfeiters
80	2007	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	David A. Grafton
80	2007	Honorary Award	To Robert Boyle in recognition of one of cinema's great careers in art direction.
80	2007	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To David Inglish in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
80	2007	Makeup	La Vie en Rose
80	2007	Music (Original Score)	Atonement
80	2007	Music (Original Song)	Once
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To the EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY for the development of photographic emulsion technologies incorporated into the Kodak Vision2 family of color negative films.
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. DOUG ROBLE, NAFEES BIN ZAFAR and RYO SAKAGUCHI for the development of the fluid simulation system at Digital Domain.
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To NICK RASMUSSEN, RON FEDKIW and FRANK LOSASSO PETTERSON for the development of the Industrial Light & Magic fluid simulation system.
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHRISTIEN TINSLEY for the creation of the transfer techniques for creating and applying 2D and 3D makeup known as "Tinsley Transfers."
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DUNCAN BRINSMEAD, JOS STAM, JULIA PAKALNS and MARTIN WERNER for the design and implementation of the Maya Fluid Effects system.
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JONATHAN M. COHEN, DR. JERRY TESSENDORF, DR. JEROEN MOLEMAKER and MICHAEL KOWALSKI for the development of the system of fluid dynamics tools at Rhythm & Hues.
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JÖRG PÖHLER and RÜDIGER KLEINKE of OTTEC Technology GmbH for the design and development of the battery-operated series of fog machines known as "Tiny Foggers."
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To SEBASTIAN CRAMER for the invention and general design, and ANDREAS DASSER, head of development at P&S Technik GmbH, for the mechanical design, of the Skater Dolly and its family of products.
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEPHAN TROJANSKY, THOMAS GANSHORN and OLIVER PILARSKI for the development of the Flowline fluid effects system.
80	2007	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To VICTOR GONZALEZ, IGNACIO VARGAS and ANGEL TENA for the creation of the RealFlow software application.
80	2007	Short Film (Animated)	Peter & the Wolf
80	2007	Short Film (Live Action)	Le Mozart des Pickpockets (The Mozart of Pickpockets)
80	2007	Sound Editing	The Bourne Ultimatum
80	2007	Sound Mixing	The Bourne Ultimatum
80	2007	Visual Effects	The Golden Compass
80	2007	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	No Country for Old Men
80	2007	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Juno
81	2008	Actor in a Leading Role	Sean Penn
81	2008	Actor in a Supporting Role	Heath Ledger
81	2008	Actress in a Leading Role	Kate Winslet
81	2008	Actress in a Supporting Role	Penélope Cruz
81	2008	Animated Feature Film	WALL-E
81	2008	Art Direction	The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
81	2008	Best Picture	Slumdog Millionaire
81	2008	Cinematography	Slumdog Millionaire
81	2008	Costume Design	The Duchess
81	2008	Directing	Slumdog Millionaire
81	2008	Documentary (Feature)	Man on Wire
81	2008	Documentary (Short Subject)	Smile Pinki
81	2008	Film Editing	Slumdog Millionaire
81	2008	Foreign Language Film	Departures
81	2008	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Ed Catmull
81	2008	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Jerry Lewis
81	2008	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Mark Kimball in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
81	2008	Makeup	The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
81	2008	Music (Original Score)	Slumdog Millionaire
81	2008	Music (Original Song)	Slumdog Millionaire
81	2008	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BRUNO COUMERT and JACQUES DEBIZE for the optical design, and DOMINIQUE CHERVIN and CHRISTOPHE REBOULET for the mechanical design, of the compact and lightweight Angenieux 15-40 and 28-76 zoom lenses for handheld motion picture photography.
81	2008	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ERWIN MELZNER for the overall concept including the optical and cooling systems, VOLKER SCHUMACHER for the optical design, and TIMO MÜLLER for the mechanical design, of the Arrimax 18/12 lighting fixture for use in motion picture production.
81	2008	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JACQUES DELACOUX for the concept and electronic design, and ALEXANDRE LEUCHTER for the software and electronic design, of the Transvideo video-assist monitors for the motion picture industry.
81	2008	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEVE HYLÉN for the concept and his continued leadership in the further development of the Hylén Lens System for motion picture effects photography.
81	2008	Short Film (Animated)	La Maison en Petits Cubes
81	2008	Short Film (Live Action)	Spielzeugland (Toyland)
81	2008	Sound Editing	The Dark Knight
81	2008	Sound Mixing	Slumdog Millionaire
81	2008	Visual Effects	The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
81	2008	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	Slumdog Millionaire
81	2008	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Milk
82	2009	Actor in a Leading Role	Jeff Bridges
82	2009	Actor in a Supporting Role	Christoph Waltz
82	2009	Actress in a Leading Role	Sandra Bullock
82	2009	Actress in a Supporting Role	Mo'Nique
82	2009	Animated Feature Film	Up
82	2009	Art Direction	Avatar
82	2009	Best Picture	The Hurt Locker
82	2009	Cinematography	Avatar
82	2009	Costume Design	The Young Victoria
82	2009	Directing	The Hurt Locker
82	2009	Documentary (Feature)	The Cove
82	2009	Documentary (Short Subject)	Music by Prudence
82	2009	Film Editing	The Hurt Locker
82	2009	Foreign Language Film	The Secret in Their Eyes
82	2009	Honorary Award	To Gordon Willis for unsurpassed mastery of light, shadow, color and motion.
82	2009	Honorary Award	To Lauren Bacall in recognition of her central place in the golden age of motion pictures.
82	2009	Honorary Award	To Roger Corman for his rich engendering of films and filmmakers.
82	2009	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	John Calley
82	2009	Makeup	Star Trek
82	2009	Music (Original Score)	Up
82	2009	Music (Original Song)	Crazy Heart
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BRAD WALKER, D. SCOTT DEWALD, BILL WERNER and GREG PETTITT for their contributions furthering the design and refinement of the Texas Instruments DLP Projector technology, achieving a level of performance that enabled color-accurate digital intermediate previews of motion pictures.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. RICHARD KIRK for the overall design and development of the Truelight real-time 3D look-up table hardware device and color management software.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To FUJIFILM CORPORATION, RYOJI NISHIMURA, MASAAKI MIKI and YOUICHI HOSOYA for the design and development of Fujicolor ETERNA-RDI digital intermediate film, which was designed exclusively to reproduce motion picture digital masters.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARK JASZBERENYI, GYULA PRISKIN and TAMAS PERLAKI for their contributions to the development of the Lustre color correction system, which enables real-time digital manipulation of motion picture imagery during the digital intermediate process.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MICHAEL CIESLINSKI, DR. REIMAR LENZ and BERND BRAUNER for the development of the ARRISCAN film scanner, enabling high-resolution, high-dynamic range, pin-registered film scanning for use in the digital intermediate process.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To PAUL DEBEVEC, TIM HAWKINS, JOHN MONOS and DR. MARK SAGAR for the design and engineering of the Light Stage capture devices and the image-based facial rendering system developed for character relighting in motion pictures.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To PER CHRISTENSEN, MICHAEL BUNNELL and CHRISTOPHE HERY for the development of point-based rendering for indirect illumination and ambient occlusion.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To STEVE CHAPMAN, MARTIN TLASKAL, DARRIN SMART and DR. JAMES LOGIE for their contributions to the development of the Baselight color correction system, which enables real-time digital manipulation of motion picture imagery during the digital intermediate process.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To VOLKER MASSMANN, MARKUS HASENZAHL, DR. KLAUS ANDERLE and ANDREAS LOEW for the development of the Spirit 4K/2K film scanning system as used in the digital intermediate process for motion pictures.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To WOLFGANG LEMPP, THEO BROWN, TONY SEDIVY and DR. JOHN QUARTEL for the development of the Northlight film scanner, which enables high-resolution, pin-registered scanning in the motion picture digital intermediate process.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BJÖRN HEDÉN for the design and mechanical engineering of the silent, two-stage planetary friction drive Hedén Lens Motors.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. KLAUS ANDERLE, CHRISTIAN BAEKER and FRANK BILLASCH for their contributions to the LUTher 3D look-up table hardware device and color management software.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HAYDEN LANDIS, KEN McGAUGH and HILMAR KOCH for advancing the technique of ambient occlusion rendering.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MARK WOLFORTH and TONY SEDIVY for their contributions to the development of the Truelight real-time 3D look-up table hardware system.
82	2009	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEVE SULLIVAN, KEVIN WOOLEY, BRETT ALLEN and COLIN DAVIDSON for the development of the Imocap on-set performance capture system.
82	2009	Short Film (Animated)	Logorama
82	2009	Short Film (Live Action)	The New Tenants
82	2009	Sound Editing	The Hurt Locker
82	2009	Sound Mixing	The Hurt Locker
82	2009	Visual Effects	Avatar
82	2009	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire
82	2009	Writing (Original Screenplay)	The Hurt Locker
83	2010	Actor in a Leading Role	Colin Firth
83	2010	Actor in a Supporting Role	Christian Bale
83	2010	Actress in a Leading Role	Natalie Portman
83	2010	Actress in a Supporting Role	Melissa Leo
83	2010	Animated Feature Film	Toy Story 3
83	2010	Art Direction	Alice in Wonderland
83	2010	Best Picture	The King's Speech
83	2010	Cinematography	Inception
83	2010	Costume Design	Alice in Wonderland
83	2010	Directing	The King's Speech
83	2010	Documentary (Feature)	Inside Job
83	2010	Documentary (Short Subject)	Strangers No More
83	2010	Film Editing	The Social Network
83	2010	Foreign Language Film	In a Better World
83	2010	Honorary Award	To Eli Wallach for a lifetime's worth of indelible screen characters.
83	2010	Honorary Award	To Jean-Luc Godard for passion. For confrontation. For a new kind of cinema.
83	2010	Honorary Award	To Kevin Brownlow for the wise and devoted chronicling of the cinematic parade.
83	2010	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Francis Ford Coppola
83	2010	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Denny Clairmont in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
83	2010	Makeup	The Wolfman
83	2010	Music (Original Score)	The Social Network
83	2010	Music (Original Song)	Toy Story 3
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. MARK SAGAR for his early and continuing development of influential facial motion retargeting solutions.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JAMES RODNUNSKY, ALEX MacDONALD and MARK CHAPMAN for the development of the Cablecam 3-D volumetric suspended cable camera technologies.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARK NOEL for the design, engineering, and development, and to JOHN FRAZIER for his contributions to the design and safety features, of the NAC Servo Winch System.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To TIM DRNEC, BEN BRITTEN SMITH and MATT DAVIS for the development of the Spydercam 3-D volumetric suspended cable camera technologies.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHRIS ALLEN, GAUTHAM KRISHNAMURTI, MARK A. BROWN and LANCE KIMES for the development of Queue, a robust, scalable approach to render queue management.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID M. LAUR for the development of the Alfred render queue management system.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ERIC TABELLION and ARNAULD LAMORLETTE for the creation of a computer graphics bounce lighting methodology that is practical at feature film scale.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To FLORIAN KAINZ for the design and development of the robust, highly scalable distributed architecture of the ObaQ render queue management system.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GREG ERCOLANO for the design and engineering of a series of software systems culminating in the Rush render queue management system.
83	2010	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To TONY CLARK, ALAN ROGERS, NEIL WILSON and RORY McGREGOR for the software design and continued development of cineSync, a tool for remote collaboration and review of visual effects.
83	2010	Short Film (Animated)	The Lost Thing
83	2010	Short Film (Live Action)	God of Love
83	2010	Sound Editing	Inception
83	2010	Sound Mixing	Inception
83	2010	Visual Effects	Inception
83	2010	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	The Social Network
83	2010	Writing (Original Screenplay)	The King's Speech
84	2011	Actor in a Leading Role	Jean Dujardin
84	2011	Actor in a Supporting Role	Christopher Plummer
84	2011	Actress in a Leading Role	Meryl Streep
84	2011	Actress in a Supporting Role	Octavia Spencer
84	2011	Animated Feature Film	Rango
84	2011	Art Direction	Hugo
84	2011	Best Picture	The Artist
84	2011	Cinematography	Hugo
84	2011	Costume Design	The Artist
84	2011	Directing	The Artist
84	2011	Documentary (Feature)	Undefeated
84	2011	Documentary (Short Subject)	Saving Face
84	2011	Film Editing	The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
84	2011	Foreign Language Film	A Separation
84	2011	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Douglas Trumbull
84	2011	Honorary Award	To Dick Smith for his unparalleled mastery of texture, shade, form and illusion.
84	2011	Honorary Award	To James Earl Jones for his legacy of consistent excellence and uncommon versatility.
84	2011	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Oprah Winfrey
84	2011	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Jonathan Erland in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
84	2011	Makeup	The Iron Lady
84	2011	Music (Original Score)	The Artist
84	2011	Music (Original Song)	The Muppets
84	2011	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To FRANZ KRAUS, JOHANNES STEURER and WOLFGANG RIEDEL for the design and development of the ARRILASER Film Recorder.
84	2011	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. JÜRGEN NOFFKE for the optical design and UWE WEBER for the mechanical design of the ARRI Zeiss Master Prime Lenses for motion picture photography.
84	2011	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To E.F. "BOB" NETTMANN for the concept and system architecture, MICHAEL SAYOVITZ for the electronic packaging and integration, BRAD FRITZEL for the electronic engineering, and FRED MILLER for the mechanical engineering of the Stab-C Classic, Super-G and Stab-C Compact stabilizing heads.
84	2011	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To FUJIFILM CORPORATION, HIDEYUKI SHIRAI, DR. KATSUHISA OOZEKI and HIROSHI HIRANO for the design and development of the FUJIFILM black and white recording film ETERNA-RDS 4791 for use in the archival preservation of film and digital images.
84	2011	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOHN D. LOWRY, IAN CAVÉN, IAN GODIN, KIMBALL THURSTON and TIM CONNOLLY for the development of a unique and efficient system for the reduction of noise and other artifacts, thereby providing high-quality images required by the filmmaking process.
84	2011	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MICHAEL LEWIS, GREG MARSDEN, RAIGO ALAS and MICHAEL VELLEKOOP for the concept, design and implementation of the Pictorvision Eclipse, an electronically stabilized aerial camera platform.
84	2011	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RADU CORLAN, ANDY JANTZEN, PETRU POP and RICHARD F. TOFTNESS for the design and engineering of the Phantom family of high-speed cameras for motion picture production.
84	2011	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ANDREW CLINTON and MARK ELENDT for the invention and integration of micro-voxels in the Mantra software.
84	2011	Short Film (Animated)	The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore
84	2011	Short Film (Live Action)	The Shore
84	2011	Sound Editing	Hugo
84	2011	Sound Mixing	Hugo
84	2011	Visual Effects	Hugo
84	2011	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	The Descendants
84	2011	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Midnight in Paris
85	2012	Actor in a Leading Role	Daniel Day-Lewis
85	2012	Actor in a Supporting Role	Christoph Waltz
85	2012	Actress in a Leading Role	Jennifer Lawrence
85	2012	Actress in a Supporting Role	Anne Hathaway
85	2012	Animated Feature Film	Brave
85	2012	Best Picture	Argo
85	2012	Cinematography	Life of Pi
85	2012	Costume Design	Anna Karenina
85	2012	Directing	Life of Pi
85	2012	Documentary (Feature)	Searching for Sugar Man
85	2012	Documentary (Short Subject)	Inocente
85	2012	Film Editing	Argo
85	2012	Foreign Language Film	Amour
85	2012	Honorary Award	To D.A. Pennebaker, who redefined the language of film and taught a generation of filmmakers to look to reality for inspiration.
85	2012	Honorary Award	To George Stevens, Jr., a tireless champion of the arts in America and especially that most American of arts: the Hollywood film.
85	2012	Honorary Award	To Hal Needham, an innovator, mentor, and master technician who elevated his craft to an art and made the impossible look easy.
85	2012	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Jeffrey Katzenberg
85	2012	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Bill Taylor in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
85	2012	Makeup and Hairstyling	Les Misérables
85	2012	Music (Original Score)	Life of Pi
85	2012	Music (Original Song)	Skyfall
85	2012	Production Design	Lincoln
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To COOKE OPTICS LIMITED for their continuing innovation in the design, development and manufacture of advanced camera lenses that have helped define the look of motion pictures over the last century.
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. PHILIP McLAUCHLAN, ALLAN JAENICKE, JOHN-PAUL SMITH and ROSS SHAIN for the creation of the Mocha planar tracking and rotoscoping software at Imagineer Systems Ltd.
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOE MURTHA, WILLIAM FREDERICK and JIM MARKLAND of Anton/Bauer, Inc. for the design and creation of the CINE VCLX Portable Power System.
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To SIMON CLUTTERBUCK, JAMES JACOBS and DR. RICHARD DORLING for the development of the Tissue Physically-Based Character Simulation Framework.
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To J.P. LEWIS, MATT CORDNER and NICKSON FONG for the invention and publication of the Pose Space Deformation technique.
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To LAWRENCE KESTELOOT, DREW OLBRICH and DANIEL WEXLER for the creation of the Light system for computer graphics lighting at PDI/DreamWorks.
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RICHARD MALL for the design and development of the Matthews Max Menace Arm.
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEVE LaVIETES, BRIAN HALL and JEREMY SELAN for the creation of the Katana computer graphics scene management and lighting software at Sony Pictures Imageworks.
85	2012	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To THEODORE KIM, NILS THUEREY, DR. MARKUS GROSS and DOUG JAMES for the invention, publication and dissemination of Wavelet Turbulence software.
85	2012	Short Film (Animated)	Paperman
85	2012	Short Film (Live Action)	Curfew
85	2012	Sound Editing	Skyfall
85	2012	Sound Editing	Zero Dark Thirty
85	2012	Sound Mixing	Les Misérables
85	2012	Visual Effects	Life of Pi
85	2012	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	Argo
85	2012	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Django Unchained
86	2013	Actor in a Leading Role	Matthew McConaughey
86	2013	Actor in a Supporting Role	Jared Leto
86	2013	Actress in a Leading Role	Cate Blanchett
86	2013	Actress in a Supporting Role	Lupita Nyong'o
86	2013	Animated Feature Film	Frozen
86	2013	Best Picture	12 Years a Slave
86	2013	Cinematography	Gravity
86	2013	Costume Design	The Great Gatsby
86	2013	Directing	Gravity
86	2013	Documentary (Feature)	20 Feet from Stardom
86	2013	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life
86	2013	Film Editing	Gravity
86	2013	Foreign Language Film	The Great Beauty
86	2013	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Peter W. Anderson
86	2013	Honorary Award	To Angela Lansbury, an entertainment icon who has created some of cinema's most memorable characters, inspiring generations of actors.
86	2013	Honorary Award	To Piero Tosi, a visionary whose incomparable costume designs shaped timeless, living art in motion pictures.
86	2013	Honorary Award	To Steve Martin in recognition of his extraordinary talents and the unique inspiration he has brought to the art of motion pictures.
86	2013	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Angelina Jolie
86	2013	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Charles "Tad" Marburg in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
86	2013	Makeup and Hairstyling	Dallas Buyers Club
86	2013	Music (Original Score)	Gravity
86	2013	Music (Original Song)	Frozen
86	2013	Production Design	The Great Gatsby
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To all those who built and operated film laboratories, for over a century of service to the motion picture industry.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ANDRE GAUTHIER, BENOIT SEVIGNY, YVES BOUDREAULT and ROBERT LANCIAULT for the design and implementation of the FiLMBOX software application.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To EMMANUEL PRÉVINAIRE, JAN SPERLING, ETIENNE BRANDT and TONY POSTIAU for their development of the Flying-Cam SARAH 3.0 system.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ERIC VEACH for his foundational research on efficient Monte Carlo path tracing for image synthesis.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To OFER ALON for the design and implementation of the ZBrush software tool for multi-resolution sculpting of digital models.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ANDREW CAMENISCH, DAVID CARDWELL and TIBOR MADJAR for the concept and design, and to CSABA KOHEGYI and IMRE MAJOR for the implementation of the Mudbox software.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To COLIN DONCASTER, JOHANNES SAAM, AREITO ECHEVARRIA, JANNE KONTKANEN and CHRIS COOPER for the development, prototyping and promotion of technologies and workflows for deep compositing.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DR. PETER HILLMAN for the long-term development and continued advancement of innovative, robust and complete toolsets for deep compositing.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To FLORIAN KAINZ, JEFFERY YOST, PHILIP HUBBARD and JIM HOURIHAN for the architecture and development of the Zeno application framework.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GIFFORD HOOPER and PHILIP GEORGE of HoverCam for the continuing development of the Helicam miniature helicopter camera system.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JEREMY SELAN for the development of the OpenColorIO color management framework.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOHN FRAZIER, CHUCK GASPAR and CLAY PINNEY for the design and development of the Pneumatic Car Flipper.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOSHUA PINES, DAVID REISNER, LOU LEVINSON, CURTIS CLARK, ASC, and DAVID REGISTER for the development of the American Society of Cinematographers Color Decision List technology.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MARTIN HILL, JON ALLITT and NICK McKENZIE for the creation of the spherical harmonics-based efficient lighting system at Weta Digital.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MATT PHARR, GREG HUMPHREYS and PAT HANRAHAN for their formalization and reference implementation of the concepts behind physically based rendering, as shared in their book "Physically Based Rendering."
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To OLIVIER MAURY, IAN SACHS and DAN PIPONI for the creation of the ILM Plume system that simulates and renders fire, smoke and explosions for motion picture visual effects.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETER HUANG and CHRIS PERRY for their architectural contributions to, and to HANS RIJPKEMA and JOE MANCEWICZ for the core engineering of, the Voodoo application framework.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RONALD D. HENDERSON for the development of the FLUX gas simulation system.
86	2013	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To THOMAS LOKOVIC and ERIC VEACH for their influential research and publication of the fundamental concepts of deep shadowing technology.
86	2013	Short Film (Animated)	Mr. Hublot
86	2013	Short Film (Live Action)	Helium
86	2013	Sound Editing	Gravity
86	2013	Sound Mixing	Gravity
86	2013	Visual Effects	Gravity
86	2013	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	12 Years a Slave
86	2013	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Her
87	2014	Actor in a Leading Role	Eddie Redmayne
87	2014	Actor in a Supporting Role	J.K. Simmons
87	2014	Actress in a Leading Role	Julianne Moore
87	2014	Actress in a Supporting Role	Patricia Arquette
87	2014	Animated Feature Film	Big Hero 6
87	2014	Award of Commendation	To Steven Tiffen, Jeff Cohen and Michael Fecik for their pioneering work in developing dye-based filters that reduce IR contamination when neutral density filters are used with digital cameras.
87	2014	Best Picture	Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
87	2014	Cinematography	Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
87	2014	Costume Design	The Grand Budapest Hotel
87	2014	Directing	Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
87	2014	Documentary (Feature)	CitizenFour
87	2014	Documentary (Short Subject)	Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1
87	2014	Film Editing	Whiplash
87	2014	Foreign Language Film	Ida
87	2014	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	David Winchester Gray
87	2014	Honorary Award	To Hayao Miyazaki, a master storyteller whose animated artistry has inspired filmmakers and audiences around the world.
87	2014	Honorary Award	To Jean-Claude Carrière, whose elegantly crafted screenplays elevate the art of screenwriting to the level of literature.
87	2014	Honorary Award	To Maureen O'Hara, one of Hollywood's brightest stars, whose inspiring performances glowed with passion, warmth and strength.
87	2014	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Harry Belafonte
87	2014	Makeup and Hairstyling	The Grand Budapest Hotel
87	2014	Music (Original Score)	The Grand Budapest Hotel
87	2014	Music (Original Song)	Selma
87	2014	Production Design	The Grand Budapest Hotel
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To DR. LARRY HORNBECK for the invention of digital micromirror technology as used in DLP Cinema projection.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BRAD WALKER, D. SCOTT DEWALD, BILL WERNER, GREG PETTITT and FRANK PORADISH for their contributions furthering the design and refinement of the Texas Instruments DLP Cinema projection technology, whose high level of performance enabled color-accurate digital intermediate preview and motion picture theatrical presentation.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To IAIN NEIL for the optical design, and to ANDRÉ DE WINTER for the mechanical design, of the Leica Summilux-C series of lenses.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ICHIRO TSUTSUI, MASAHIRO TAKE, MITSUYASU TAMURA and MITSURU ASANO for the development of the Sony BVM-E Series Professional OLED Master Monitor.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOHN FREDERICK, BOB MYERS, KARL RASCHE and TOM LIANZA for the development of the HP DreamColor LP2480zx Professional Display.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BEN COLE for the design of the Kali Destruction System, to ERIC PARKER for the development of the Digital Molecular Matter toolkit, and to JAMES O'BRIEN for his influential research on the finite element methods that served as a foundation for these tools.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BRICE CRISWELL and RON FEDKIW for the development of the ILM PhysBAM Destruction System.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CARY PHILLIPS, NICOLAS POPRAVKA, PHILIP PETERSON and COLETTE MULLENHOFF for the architecture, development and creation of the artist-driven interface of the ILM Shape Sculpting System.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAN PIPONI, KIM LIBRERI and GEORGE BORSHUKOV for their pioneering work in the development of Universal Capture at ESC Entertainment.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ERWIN COUMANS for the development of the Bullet physics library, and to NAFEES BIN ZAFAR and STEPHEN MARSHALL for the separate development of two large-scale destruction simulation systems based on Bullet.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HAROLD MILLIGAN, STEVEN KRYCHO and REINER DOETZKIES for the implementation engineering in the development of the Texas Instruments DLP Cinema digital projection technology.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KEN MUSETH, PETER CUCKA and MIHAI ALDÉN for the creation of OpenVDB.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MAGNUS WRENNINGE for leading the design and development of Field3D.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MARCO REVELANT for the original concepts and artistic vision, and to ALASDAIR COULL and SHANE COOPER for the original architectural and engineering design, of the Barbershop hair grooming system at Weta Digital.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MICHAEL SECHREST for the modeling design and implementation, CHRIS KING for the real-time interactive engineering, and GREG CROFT for the user interface design and implementation of SpeedTree Cinema.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PETER BRAUN for the concept and development of the MAT-Towercam Twin Peek, a portable, remote-controlled, telescoping column that smoothly positions a camera up to 24 feet vertically.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ROBERT BRIDSON for early conceptualization of sparse-tiled voxel data structures and their application to modeling and simulation.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ROBERT NAGLE and ALLAN PADELFORD for The Biscuit Jr. self-propelled, high-performance, drivable camera and vehicle platform.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To SCOTT PETERSON, JEFF BUDSBERG and JONATHAN GIBBS for the design and implementation of the DreamWorks Animation Foliage System.
87	2014	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To TIM COTTER, ROGER VAN DER LAAN, KEN PEARCE and GREG LaSALLE for the innovative design and development of the MOVA Facial Performance Capture system.
87	2014	Short Film (Animated)	Feast
87	2014	Short Film (Live Action)	The Phone Call
87	2014	Sound Editing	American Sniper
87	2014	Sound Mixing	Whiplash
87	2014	Visual Effects	Interstellar
87	2014	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	The Imitation Game
87	2014	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)
88	2015	Actor in a Leading Role	Leonardo DiCaprio
88	2015	Actor in a Supporting Role	Mark Rylance
88	2015	Actress in a Leading Role	Brie Larson
88	2015	Actress in a Supporting Role	Alicia Vikander
88	2015	Animated Feature Film	Inside Out
88	2015	Best Picture	Spotlight
88	2015	Cinematography	The Revenant
88	2015	Costume Design	Mad Max: Fury Road
88	2015	Directing	The Revenant
88	2015	Documentary (Feature)	Amy
88	2015	Documentary (Short Subject)	A Girl in the River: The Price of Forgiveness
88	2015	Film Editing	Mad Max: Fury Road
88	2015	Foreign Language Film	Son of Saul
88	2015	Honorary Award	To Gena Rowlands, who has illuminated the human experience through her brilliant, passionate and fearless performances.
88	2015	Honorary Award	To Spike Lee, filmmaker, educator, motivator, iconoclast, artist.
88	2015	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Debbie Reynolds
88	2015	Makeup and Hairstyling	Mad Max: Fury Road
88	2015	Music (Original Score)	The Hateful Eight
88	2015	Music (Original Song)	Spectre
88	2015	Production Design	Mad Max: Fury Road
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BRIAN McLEAN and MARTIN MEUNIER for pioneering the use of rapid prototyping for character animation in stop-motion film production.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JACK GREASLEY, KIYOYUKI NAKAGAKI, DUNCAN HOPKINS and CARL RAND for the design and engineering of the MARI 3D texture painting system.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Special Award)	To the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers - For one hundred years, the Society's members have nurtured technology, provided essential standards, and offered the expertise, support, tools and infrastructure for the creation and post-production of motion pictures.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID McINTOSH, STEVE SMITH, MIKE BRANHAM and MICHAEL KIRILENKO for the engineering and development of the Aircover Inflatables Airwall.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To J ROBERT RAY, COTTALANGO LEON and SAM RICHARDS for the design, engineering and continuous development of Sony Pictures Imageworks Itview.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JIM HOURIHAN, ALAN TROMBLA and SETH ROSENTHAL for the design and development of the Tweak Software RV system, a highly extensible media player system.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KEITH GOLDFARB, STEVE LINN, BRIAN GREEN and RAYMOND CHIH for the development of the Rhythm & Hues Global DDR System.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MICHAEL JOHN KEESLING for the design and development of Image Shaker, an optical system that convincingly creates the illusion of the camera shaking in a variable and repeatable manner.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RICHARD CHUANG and RAHUL C. THAKKAR for the groundbreaking design, and to ANDREW PILGRIM, STEWART BIRNAM and MARK KIRK for the review workflows and advanced playback features, of the DreamWorks Animation Media Review System.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To RONALD MALLET and CHRISTOPH BREGLER for the design and engineering of the Industrial Light & Magic Geometry Tracker, a novel, general-purpose tracker and solver.
88	2015	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To TREVOR DAVIES, THOMAS WAN, JON SCOTT MILLER, JARED SMITH and MATTHEW ROBINSON for the development of the Dolby Laboratories PRM Series Reference Color Monitors.
88	2015	Short Film (Animated)	Bear Story
88	2015	Short Film (Live Action)	Stutterer
88	2015	Sound Editing	Mad Max: Fury Road
88	2015	Sound Mixing	Mad Max: Fury Road
88	2015	Visual Effects	Ex Machina
88	2015	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	The Big Short
88	2015	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Spotlight
89	2016	Actor in a Leading Role	Casey Affleck
89	2016	Actor in a Supporting Role	Mahershala Ali
89	2016	Actress in a Leading Role	Emma Stone
89	2016	Actress in a Supporting Role	Viola Davis
89	2016	Animated Feature Film	Zootopia
89	2016	Best Picture	Moonlight
89	2016	Cinematography	La La Land
89	2016	Costume Design	Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
89	2016	Directing	La La Land
89	2016	Documentary (Feature)	O.J.: Made in America
89	2016	Documentary (Short Subject)	The White Helmets
89	2016	Film Editing	Hacksaw Ridge
89	2016	Foreign Language Film	The Salesman
89	2016	Honorary Award	To Anne V. Coates, in recognition of a film editing career of remarkable breadth and exceptional collaborative achievement.
89	2016	Honorary Award	To Frederick Wiseman, whose masterful and distinctive documentaries examine the familiar and reveal the unexpected.
89	2016	Honorary Award	To Jackie Chan, an international film star who has captivated millions with his wit, boundless energy and unparalleled athletic artistry.
89	2016	Honorary Award	To Lynn Stalmaster, a true pioneer whose keen insight and inspired creativity transformed the art of motion picture casting.
89	2016	Makeup and Hairstyling	Suicide Squad
89	2016	Music (Original Score)	La La Land
89	2016	Music (Original Song)	La La Land
89	2016	Production Design	La La Land
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ARRI for the pioneering design and engineering of the Super 35 format Alexa digital camera system.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To LUCA FASCIONE, J.P. LEWIS and IAIN MATTHEWS for the design, engineering, and development of the FACETS facial performance capture and solving system at Weta Digital.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To MARCOS FAJARDO for the creative vision and original implementation of the Arnold Renderer, and to CHRISTOPHER KULLA, ALAN KING, THIAGO IZE and CLIFFORD STEIN for their highly optimized geometry engine and novel ray-tracing algorithms which unify the rendering of curves, surfaces, volumetrics and subsurface scattering as developed at Sony Pictures Imageworks and Solid Angle SL.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To PANAVISION and SONY for the conception and development of the groundbreaking Genesis digital motion picture camera.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To RED DIGITAL CINEMA for the pioneering design and evolution of the RED Epic digital cinema cameras with upgradeable full-frame image sensors.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To SONY for the development of the F65 CineAlta camera with its pioneering high-resolution imaging sensor, excellent dynamic range, and full 4K output.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To STEVEN ROSENBLUTH, JOSHUA BARRATT, ROBERT NOLTY and ARCHIE TE for the engineering and development of the Concept Overdrive motion system.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To VLADIMIR KOYLAZOV for the original concept, design and implementation of V-Ray from Chaos Group.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BRIAN WHITED for the design and development of the Meander drawing system at Walt Disney Animation Studios.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CARL LUDWIG, EUGENE TROUBETZKOY and MAURICE VAN SWAAIJ for the pioneering development of the CGI Studio renderer at Blue Sky Studios.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DAVID THOMAS, LAWRENCE E. FISHER and DAVID BUNDY for the design, development and engineering of the Lectrosonics Digital Hybrid Wireless Microphone System.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To GLENN SANDERS and HOWARD STARK for the design and engineering of the Zaxcom Digital Wireless Microphone System.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KIRAN BHAT, MICHAEL KOPERWAS, BRIAN CANTWELL and PAIGE WARNER for the design and development of the ILM facial performance-capture solving system.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To LARRY GRITZ for the design, implementation and dissemination of Open Shading Language (OSL).
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MARK RAPPAPORT for the concept, design and development, to SCOTT OSHITA for the motion analysis and CAD design, to JEFF CRUTS for the development of the faux-hair finish techniques, and to TODD MINOBE for the character articulation and drive-train mechanisms, of the Creature Effects Animatronic Horse Puppet.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To NICHOLAS APOSTOLOFF and GEOFF WEDIG for the design and development of animation rig-based facial performance-capture systems at ImageMovers Digital and Digital Domain.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PARAG HAVALDAR for the development of expression-based facial performance-capture technology at Sony Pictures Imageworks.
89	2016	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To THOMSON GRASS VALLEY for the design and engineering of the pioneering Viper FilmStream digital camera system.
89	2016	Short Film (Animated)	Piper
89	2016	Short Film (Live Action)	Sing
89	2016	Sound Editing	Arrival
89	2016	Sound Mixing	Hacksaw Ridge
89	2016	Visual Effects	The Jungle Book
89	2016	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	Moonlight
89	2016	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Manchester by the Sea
90	2017	Actor in a Leading Role	Gary Oldman
90	2017	Actor in a Supporting Role	Sam Rockwell
90	2017	Actress in a Leading Role	Frances McDormand
90	2017	Actress in a Supporting Role	Allison Janney
90	2017	Animated Feature Film	Coco
90	2017	Best Picture	The Shape of Water
90	2017	Cinematography	Blade Runner 2049
90	2017	Costume Design	Phantom Thread
90	2017	Directing	The Shape of Water
90	2017	Documentary (Feature)	Icarus
90	2017	Documentary (Short Subject)	Heaven Is a Traffic Jam on the 405
90	2017	Film Editing	Dunkirk
90	2017	Foreign Language Film	A Fantastic Woman
90	2017	Gordon E. Sawyer Award	Jonathan Erland
90	2017	Honorary Award	To Agnès Varda, whose compassion and curiosity inform a uniquely personal cinema.
90	2017	Honorary Award	To Charles Burnett, a resolutely independent and influential film pioneer who has chronicled the lives of black Americans with eloquence and insight.
90	2017	Honorary Award	To Donald Sutherland for a lifetime of indelible characters, rendered with unwavering truthfulness.
90	2017	Honorary Award	To Owen Roizman, whose expansive visual style and technical innovation have advanced the art of cinematography.
90	2017	Makeup and Hairstyling	Darkest Hour
90	2017	Music (Original Score)	The Shape of Water
90	2017	Music (Original Song)	Coco
90	2017	Production Design	The Shape of Water
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Academy Award of Merit)	To MARK ELENDT and SIDE EFFECTS SOFTWARE for the creation and development of the Houdini visual effects and animation system.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ABIGAIL BRADY, JON WADELTON and JERRY HUXTABLE for their significant contributions to the architecture and extensibility of the Nuke compositing system.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To BILL SPITZAK and JONATHAN EGSTAD for the visionary design, development and stewardship of the Nuke compositing system.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JEFF LAIT, MARK TUCKER, CRISTIN BARGHIEL and JOHN LYNCH for their contributions to the design and architecture of the Houdini visual effects and animation system.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JOHN COYLE, BRAD HURNDELL, VIKAS SATHAYE and SHANE BUCKHAM for the concept, design, engineering and implementation of the Shotover K1 Camera System.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To LEONARD CHAPMAN for the overall concept, design and development, to STANISLAV GORBATOV for the electronic system design, and to DAVID GASPARIAN and SOUHAIL ISSA for the mechanical design and integration of the Hydrascope telescoping camera crane systems.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ALEX POWELL for his contribution to the design and engineering, to JASON REISIG for his contribution to the interaction design, and to MARTIN WATT and ALEX WELLS for their contributions to the high-performance execution engine of the Premo character animation system at DreamWorks Animation.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JASON SMITH and JEFF WHITE for the original design, and to RACHEL MARIE ROSE and MICHAEL JUSTIN LEE JUTAN for the architecture and engineering, of the BlockParty procedural rigging system at Industrial Light & Magic.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JOE MANCEWICZ, MATT DERKSEN and HANS RIJPKEMA for the design, architecture and implementation of the Rhythm & Hues Construction Kit rigging system.
90	2017	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ROB JENSEN for the foundational design and continued development, to THOMAS HAHN for the animation toolset, and to GEORGE ELKOURA, ADAM WOODBURY and DIRK VAN GELDER for the high-performance execution engine of the Presto Animation System at Pixar Animation Studios.
90	2017	Short Film (Animated)	Dear Basketball
90	2017	Short Film (Live Action)	The Silent Child
90	2017	Sound Editing	Dunkirk
90	2017	Sound Mixing	Dunkirk
90	2017	Special Award	To Alejandro G. Iñárritu's CARNE y ARENA virtual reality installation, in recognition of a visionary and powerful experience in storytelling.
90	2017	Visual Effects	Blade Runner 2049
90	2017	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	Call Me by Your Name
90	2017	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Get Out
91	2018	Actor in a Leading Role	Rami Malek
91	2018	Actor in a Supporting Role	Mahershala Ali
91	2018	Actress in a Leading Role	Olivia Colman
91	2018	Actress in a Supporting Role	Regina King
91	2018	Animated Feature Film	Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
91	2018	Best Picture	Green Book
91	2018	Cinematography	Roma
91	2018	Costume Design	Black Panther
91	2018	Directing	Roma
91	2018	Documentary (Feature)	Free Solo
91	2018	Documentary (Short Subject)	Period. End of Sentence.
91	2018	Film Editing	Bohemian Rhapsody
91	2018	Foreign Language Film	Roma
91	2018	Honorary Award	To Cicely Tyson, whose unforgettable performances and personal integrity have inspired generations of filmmakers, actors and audiences.
91	2018	Honorary Award	To Lalo Schifrin, in recognition of his unique musical style, compositional integrity and influential contributions to the art of film scoring.
91	2018	Honorary Award	To Marvin Levy, for an exemplary career in publicity that has brought films to the minds, hearts and souls of audiences all over the world.
91	2018	Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award	Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall
91	2018	John A. Bonner Medal of Commendation	To Curtis Clark in recognition of extraordinary service to the motion picture industry.
91	2018	Makeup and Hairstyling	Vice
91	2018	Music (Original Score)	Black Panther
91	2018	Music (Original Song)	A Star Is Born
91	2018	Production Design	Black Panther
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DAVID SIMONS, DANIEL WILK, JAMES ACQUAVELLA, MICHAEL NATKIN and DAVID M. COTTER for the design and development of the Adobe After Effects software for motion graphics.
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To EDWIN CATMULL for the original concept, and to TONY DeROSE and JOS STAM for their pioneering advancement of the underlying science of subdivision surfaces as 3D geometric modeling primitives.
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To THOMAS KNOLL and JOHN KNOLL for the original architecture, design and development, and to MARK HAMBURG for his continued development and engineering of Adobe Photoshop.
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHARLES TEORELL LOOP for his influential research on the fundamental scientific properties of subdivision surfaces as 3D geometric modeling primitives.
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ERIC DACHS, ERIK BIELEFELDT, CRAIG WOOD and PAUL McREYNOLDS for the design and development of the PIX System's novel security mechanism for distributing media.
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PAUL DEBEVEC, TIMOTHY HAWKINS and WAN-CHUN MA for the invention of the Polarized Spherical Gradient Illumination facial appearance capture method, and to XUEMING YU for the design and engineering of the Light Stage X capture system.
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PAUL THOMAS MILLER for the software design, principal engineering and continued innovation, and to MARCO PAOLINI for the efficient, artist-friendly workflow design of the Silhouette rotoscope and paint system.
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To PER-ANDERS ARVID EDWARDS for the initial design and development of the MoGraph toolset in Cinema 4D for motion graphics.
91	2018	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To THABO BEELER, DEREK BRADLEY, BERND BICKEL and MARKUS GROSS for the conception, design and engineering of the Medusa Performance Capture System.
91	2018	Short Film (Animated)	Bao
91	2018	Short Film (Live Action)	Skin
91	2018	Sound Editing	Bohemian Rhapsody
91	2018	Sound Mixing	Bohemian Rhapsody
91	2018	Visual Effects	First Man
91	2018	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	BlacKkKlansman
91	2018	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Green Book
92	2019	Actor in a Leading Role	Joaquin Phoenix
92	2019	Actor in a Supporting Role	Brad Pitt
92	2019	Actress in a Leading Role	Renée Zellweger
92	2019	Actress in a Supporting Role	Laura Dern
92	2019	Animated Feature Film	Toy Story 4
92	2019	Best Picture	Parasite
92	2019	Cinematography	1917
92	2019	Costume Design	Little Women
92	2019	Directing	Parasite
92	2019	Documentary (Feature)	American Factory
92	2019	Documentary (Short Subject)	Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You're a Girl)
92	2019	Film Editing	Ford v Ferrari
92	2019	Honorary Award	To David Lynch, for fearlessly breaking boundaries in pursuit of his singular cinematic vision.
92	2019	Honorary Award	To Lina Wertmüller, for her provocative disruption of political and social norms delivered with bravery through her weapon of choice: the camera lens.
92	2019	Honorary Award	To Wes Studi, in recognition of the power and craft he brings to his indelible film portrayals and for his steadfast support of the Native American community.
92	2019	International Feature Film	Parasite
92	2019	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Geena Davis
92	2019	Makeup and Hairstyling	Bombshell
92	2019	Music (Original Score)	Joker
92	2019	Music (Original Song)	Rocketman
92	2019	Production Design	Once upon a Time...in Hollywood
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To ALEXEY LUKIN and the TEAM OF MATHEMATICIANS, SOFTWARE ENGINEERS, SOUND DESIGNERS AND PRODUCT SPECIALISTS OF IZOTOPE, INC. for the development of the RX audio processing system.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To DR. ZVI REZNIC, PROFESSOR MEIR FEDER, GUY DORMAN and RON YOGEV for the development of the Amimon wireless chipset, which enables untethered, high-quality on-set, encrypted digital video monitoring with sub-frame latency.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To JEFF BLOOM, GUY McNALLY and NICK ROSE for the original concept and engineering of the Wordfit System for automatic ADR synchronization, and to JOHN ELLWOOD and JONATHAN NEWLAND for the engineering and development of VocALign and Revoice Pro.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To NICOLAAS VERHEEM, GREG SMOKLER and ILYA ISSENIN for the development of the ruggedized Teradek Bolt wireless video transmission system for on-set remote monitoring.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Scientific and Engineering Award)	To SANKEN MICROPHONE COMPANY LIMITED for the original innovation and continuous refinement of the Sanken COS-11 series of miniature lavalier microphones.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To ALEJANDRO ARANGO, GARY MARTINEZ, ROBERT DERRY and GLENN DERRY for the system design, ergonomics, engineering and workflow integration of the widely adopted Technoprops head-mounted camera system.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To BABAK BEHESHTI and SCOTT ROBITILLE for the development of the compact, stand-alone, phase-accurate genlock synchronization and recording module, and to IAN KELLY and DEJAN MOMCILOVIC for the technical direction and workflow integration, of the Standard Deviation head-mounted camera system.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To CHRIS COUNTRYMAN and OMER T. INAN for their engineering of the subminiature high-performance Countryman Associates lavalier microphones.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To DON PARKER for the product vision and design, MATT DAW for the core architecture, and ISAAC REUBEN, COLIN WITHERS and NEIL BRANDT for the foundational engineering, of the Autodesk Shotgun post-production tracking system.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To FREDRIK LIMSÄTER, BJÖRN RYDAHL and MATTIAS LAGERGREN for the design, architecture and engineering of ftrack Studio.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To HAYLEY IBEN, MARK MEYER, JOHN ANDERSON and ANDREW WITKIN for the Taz Hair Simulation System.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To JENS-JØRN STOKHOLM and OLE MOESMANN for their innovative development of miniature high-performance DPA lavalier microphones.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To KELLY WARD HAMMEL, ALEKA McADAMS, TOBY JONES, MARYANN SIMMONS and ANDY MILNE for the Walt Disney Animation Studios Hair Simulation System.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To MASATO NAKASHIMA, KOICHI UENO, JUNJI SAKUDA and JUNRO YONEMITSU for the development of the EIZO auto-calibrating SDR monitors that incorporate a built-in sensor, digital uniformity equalizer and accompanying SDK.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To NIALL RYAN, CHRISTOPH SPRENGER and GILLES DAVIET for the Synapse Hair Simulation System.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To STEPHEN BOWLINE for the ILM HairCraft Dynamics System.
92	2019	Scientific and Technical Award (Technical Achievement Award)	To SVEN WOOP and CARSTEN BENTHIN for core development, ATTILA T. ÁFRA for motion picture feature development, and MANFRED ERNST and INGO WALD for early research and technical direction, of the Intel® Embree Ray Tracing Library.
92	2019	Short Film (Animated)	Hair Love
92	2019	Short Film (Live Action)	The Neighbors' Window
92	2019	Sound Editing	Ford v Ferrari
92	2019	Sound Mixing	1917
92	2019	Visual Effects	1917
92	2019	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	Jojo Rabbit
92	2019	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Parasite
93	2020	Actor in a Leading Role	Anthony Hopkins
93	2020	Actor in a Supporting Role	Daniel Kaluuya
93	2020	Actress in a Leading Role	Frances McDormand
93	2020	Actress in a Supporting Role	Yuh-Jung Youn
93	2020	Animated Feature Film	Soul
93	2020	Best Picture	Nomadland
93	2020	Cinematography	Mank
93	2020	Costume Design	Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
93	2020	Directing	Nomadland
93	2020	Documentary (Feature)	My Octopus Teacher
93	2020	Documentary (Short Subject)	Colette
93	2020	Film Editing	Sound of Metal
93	2020	International Feature Film	Another Round
93	2020	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Motion Picture & Television Fund
93	2020	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Tyler Perry
93	2020	Makeup and Hairstyling	Ma Rainey's Black Bottom
93	2020	Music (Original Score)	Soul
93	2020	Music (Original Song)	Fight For You from Judas and the Black Messiah
93	2020	Production Design	Mank
93	2020	Short Film (Animated)	If Anything Happens I Love You
93	2020	Short Film (Live Action)	Two Distant Strangers
93	2020	Sound	Sound of Metal
93	2020	Visual Effects	Tenet
93	2020	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	The Father
93	2020	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Promising Young Woman
94	2021	Actor in a Leading Role	Will Smith
94	2021	Actor in a Supporting Role	Troy Kotsur
94	2021	Actress in a Leading Role	Jessica Chastain
94	2021	Actress in a Supporting Role	Ariana DeBose
94	2021	Animated Feature Film	Encanto
94	2021	Best Picture	CODA
94	2021	Cinematography	Dune
94	2021	Costume Design	Cruella
94	2021	Directing	The Power of the Dog
94	2021	Documentary (Feature)	Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)
94	2021	Documentary (Short Subject)	The Queen of Basketball
94	2021	Film Editing	Dune
94	2021	Honorary Award	To Elaine May, writer, director, performer, pioneer whose bracing comedic spark illuminates us all.
94	2021	Honorary Award	To Liv Ullmann, for her deeply affecting screen portrayals and lifelong commitment to exploring the human condition.
94	2021	Honorary Award	To Samuel L. Jackson, whose dynamic performances resonate across genres and generations of audiences worldwide.
94	2021	International Feature Film	Drive My Car
94	2021	Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award	Danny Glover
94	2021	Makeup And Hairstyling	The Eyes of Tammy Faye
94	2021	Music (Original Score)	Dune
94	2021	Music (Original Song)	No Time To Die from No Time to Die
94	2021	Production Design	Dune
94	2021	Short Film (Animated)	The Windshield Wiper
94	2021	Short Film (Live Action)	The Long Goodbye
94	2021	Sound	Dune
94	2021	Visual Effects	Dune
94	2021	Writing (Adapted Screenplay)	CODA
94	2021	Writing (Original Screenplay)	Belfast

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