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The Board of Directors Award — Lumina Foundation The Board of Directors Award goes to Lumina Foundation for their unconditional support of the LCAN concept and commitment to public policy change in Michigan.
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was pitched to an evangelical audience, it would go like this: Academy Award nominee Darren Aronofsky, the brilliant writer - director who gave us The Fighter, Black Swan and The...
A director a deeply admire — Julia Roberts got all the awards that year, but they should have gone to Ellen Burstyn — working with an actor from one of Alan Parker's finest moments (one of my all time favorites.
«The packaging award criteria reflects the right intersection of science, environment and consumers because all of them are extremely critical to the success of the product in the market,» said Sanjay Ghoshal, senior director and global head, Packaging, Dr. Reddy's Laboratories Ltd. «Most of this packaging will eventually go to create value for human lives; that's really very inspiring for me.»
Louisville women's basketball coach Jeff Walz recently went on a rant against participation awards in youth sports; NAYS Executive Director John Engh offers his take on this hotly debated issue
Margaret Resnick, deputy director, said the project will go out to bid in the first couple weeks of February, contracts will be awarded in March and construction will begin in April.
Siegfried Hecker, a professor of management science and engineering at Stanford University and director emeritus of the Los Alamos National Laboratory, said in a letter of support for the award nomination that, since Zerbo became the executive secretary of the CTBTO, his diplomatic efforts «have gone into overdrive.»
Because the competition for the K99 / R00 awards is so stiff, Anthony Carter, a program director in the Division of Genetics and Developmental Biology at NIGMS in Bethesda, Maryland, has been encouraging some prospective applicants who are eligible for other training grants, such as K08s, to go after those awards instead.
The award, a bronze sculpture of a soldier holding the American flag, was presented by Jack Fanous, executive director and co-founder of the GI Go Fund and Diana Drysdale.
After a whimsical white ensemble at the 2018 Critics» Choice Awards, the «Lady Bird» director went for a darker mood in Proenza Schouler.
The film went on to sweep the Academy Awards and it won Spielberg his first Best Director Oscar.
She also received a nominations from The Golden Globes, and took home no less than two Academy Awards for Best Picture and Best Director (another prize that had never before gone to a woman), beating out ex-husband James Cameron, who was nominated for his CG juggernaut Avatar.
12 Years a Slave is benefiting from the most Best Picture buzz as we approach Oscar night, although this is shaping up as one of those rare years when the award for Best Director will probably go to a different film, Gravity.
Academy Award - winning director will officially take over directing duties for the remainder of the film's shooting schedule — there's nearly a month of principal photography to go in addition to five weeks of pre-scheduled reshoots.
Top honors went to Spotlight, which won four EDA Awards: best film, best director, best original screenplay and tied for best ensemble.
Over in Directors» Fortnight, a concurrent program separate from the official selection, the top prize, the Art Cinema Award, went to «The Rider,» a portrait of a South Dakota rodeo star facing a difficult life decision.
The French Connection helped usher in the second golden age of Hollywood (arguably the best decade in movie history) and went on to win 5 Academy Awards (Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Adapted Screenplay, Best Editing) and be named on AFI's list of 100 best American movies of all - time.
Well, the Golden Globes have come and gone again - leaving Ben Affleck with the best director award for his film Argo, which also won best drama.
He is a moving force behind the festival's Lifetime Achievement Awards — which went this year to Kathleen Turner, director Norman Jewison, Peter O'Toole, and me.
Even the third - place Jury Prize awarded to French actress / director / hot mess Maïwenn's ensemble drama Polisse was made bearable by the spectacle of its bewildered creator, tangles of unkempt brown hair falling wildly about her — and a bright red dress valiantly struggling to stay attached to her body — taking to the stage, personally embracing every member of the jury, then panting her way through an acceptance speech that might still be going on if the band hadn't finally played her off.
The Hoosier Award, which recognizes a significant cinematic contribution by a person or persons with roots in Indiana, or a film that depicts Hoosier State locales and stories, went to «Columbus,» the debut feature film of director Kogonada, which was set and shot in the southern Indiana city noted for its Modernist architecture.
The International Confederation of Art Cinemas is proud to announce that the ART CINEMA AWARD at the Directors» Fortnight 2017 in Cannes went to THE RIDER by Chloé Zhao.
The Hoosier Award, which recognizes a significant cinematic contribution by a person or persons with Indiana roots, went to Jon Vickers, Founding Director of Indiana University Cinema.
Career achievement award No. 2 goes to director Agnes Varda, another 89 - year - old who along with photographer JR made a charming documentary by driving around France, taking photos of people and animals, then posting them giant size on walls and shipping containers.
Only the third film that the acclaimed actor has made as a director (after 2002's Antwone Fisher and his last, 2007's The Great Debaters), Washington certainly had familiarity with August Wilson's beloved Pulitzer Prize - winning material when he decided to bring it to the big screen; the actor won a Tony Award of his own for starring in the 2010 revival of the production, to go along with the play's Tony for Best Revival (and the many that it won during its first run on stage in 1987).
But perhaps the best moment for a female nominee went unnoticed when during last night's biggest award - Best Picture - Vanessa Taylor won alongside Best Director winner Guillermo del Toro for co-writing the fantasy thriller
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But perhaps the best moment for a female nominee went unnoticed when during last night's biggest award - Best Picture - Vanessa Taylor won alongside Best Director winner Guillermo del Toro for co-writing the fantasy thriller The Shape of Water.
The People's Choice award also went to The King's Speech, while British director Stephen Frears (known for The Queen, High Fidelity, Dangerous Liaisons, among others) won the prestigious lifetime achievement award.
Five nominees for the group's prestigious prize, the DGA Award for Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Feature Film, now stand a significantly better chance of scoring the industry's highest honor, the Academy Award for Best Director; 12 of the last 13 DGA winners have gone on to win the Oscar.
Guillermo del Toro won the director prize for his fantastical love story «The Shape of Water,» which went into the evening with 12 nominations but took home just three awards.
SNUB: Tom Hanks.Sully had already lost a lot of its steam going into awards season, but even if the film as a whole and director Clint Eastwood weren't exactly shoo - ins anymore, we figured Tom Hanks would at least get a Golden Globe nomination.
Going My Way (1944) also Producer and Story Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor (Bing Crosby), Best Supporting Actor (Barry Fitzgerald), Best Screenplay, Best Story, and Best Song
«Finding Vivian Maier,» co-directed by Maier's chief curator, John Maloof, debuted last November at DOC NYC and went on to win the Grand Jury Prize at the Miami Film Festival (tying with «The Overnighters» by Jeff Moss), the audience awards for Best Documentary Feature and Best New Director at the Portland International Film Festival, a Founder's Prize at the Traverse City Film Festival and the John Schlesinger Award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.
Now the race is wide open, and is expected to go at a dizzying pace, with announcements to come from the Golden Globes, the Directors Guild, the Producers Guild, SAG - AFTRA, the Independent Spirit Awards and many film critics» associations from across the nation, leading up to the actual announcement of the Academy Award nominations.
* Hilariously, no one really cares yet who is going to win the Academy Award for Best Director yet outside of those nominated, of course.
Jordan Peele's «Get Out» snagged four awards, with three going to Peele himself for best director, best original screenplay and being an all - around trailblazer with his directorial debut.
A highlight amongst the accolades is the yearly Impact Award, going to director Patty Jenkins for helming «Wonder Woman.»
Leigh earned best director and screenplay for his humanistic comedy,» Happy go Lucky» which picked up two more awards.
And the award for Film that made me smile the most so far this year goes to... So, after admitting that Side Effects would be his last film before going into retirement, one of my favorite directors Steven Soderbergh did the most logical thing and... made another movie.
Award winning student director Leah Meyerhoff uses magical realism to weave the tale through teenage angst in a love gone bad.
A huge round of congratulations once again to Director Hidemaro Fujibayashi and the rest of the team for their accomplishments, and there's still the Bafta Game Awards to go!
Both went on to secure spectacular success at the Academy awards, with the former winning best picture and director, and the latter best director and VFX.
Credit goes to director Sam Mendes as well, who harkens back to his classic of family dysfunction, American Beauty, without actually making this a redux (also, as a side note, this movie looks spectacular and should win some sort of Art Direction award).
Bursting onto the scene at the Cannes Film Festival where it was greeted with a 15 - minute standing ovation (and the Best Director Award for Refn), the film — which co-stars Carey Mulligan, Bryan Cranston, Christina Hendricks, Ron Perlman and Albert Brooks — has since went on to rack up the accolades and just manages to pip Attack the Block as our favourite film of the year by the narrowest of margins.
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Keith Urban and Kelly Clarkson provided an impromptu harmonization of the staid «And the award goes to...» line before announcing the Best Song winner, while Franco invited The Room mastermind Tommy Wiseau on stage while accepting his Best Actor trophy — though the director / star notably nudged the infamous auteur away when he tried to take the microphone.
Special honors went to actress - director Angelina Jolie, who took the Board of Governors Award; Russell Carpenter (the Oscar - winning «Titanic») won the Lifetime Achievement Award; Alan Caso («Six Feet Under») earned the Career Achievement in Television Award; Russell Boyd (the Oscar - winning «Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World») won the International Award; Stephen Lighthill («Gim me Shelter») grabbed the Presidents Award; and Frieder Hochheim, president and founder of Kino Flo Lighting Systems, earned the Bud Stone Award of Distinction.
They went into an unprecedented decision of awarding the actresses along with the director as a shared effort.
While it didn't take home any awards, Ben Affleck's CIA thriller Argo received a moderate boost going into the rest of awards season, finishing second in the New York Critic's Best Picture poll, while Affleck placed third among directors behind Bigelow and The Master's Paul Thomas Anderson.