Sentences with phrase «awards as a bellwether»
It's always tempting to see the first week of critics» awards as a bellwether of what's to come in awards season, to draw lessons from each new round of kudos.
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The BAFTAs have always been an important bellwether for predicting Oscar, but they may be even more in tune with the Academy this year as a rule change allowed the entire BAFTA voting body to vote on every award (like the Oscars), instead of writers only voting for screenplay, actors only voting for acting, etc..
As one of the steadiest bellwethers of the Academy Awards, the SAG Awards have considerable sway on the Oscar race.
The nominations for the Producers Guild Awards have arrived, as good a bellwether as any for the films and TV shows that will make it all the way to the Oscars and the Emmys, respectively.
TIFF's annual people's choice prize, which includes a $ 15,000 cash award, is often regarded as a bellwether for success at the Academy Awards.
One, meanwhile, can be discounted as an Oscar bellwether: Helena Bonham - Carter will probably add a Best Supporting Actress award to «The King's Speech»» s total, but with three of her Oscar rivals out of the running (Jacki Weaver ineligible, Hailee Steinfeld in lead and Melissa Leo curiously unnominated), there's not much to be gleaned from the result.
People are only dimly aware when they take place, nobody cares who wins — least of all the winners — and they manage to be irrelevant both as serious film awards and as Oscar bellwethers.
Ko's timely, assured debut received major critical acclaim before it was even published, as Barbara Kingsolver awarded it the 2016 PEN / Bellwether Prize for Fiction (given to a novel that addresses issues of social justice).
A recipient of the National Academy of Design painting award as well as a Lower East Side Printshop artist fellowship, she has shown regularly with Bellwether Gallery and most recently exhibiting in Paris.