The lack of female winners can be attributed to a low
number of female nominees.
Not exact matches
The report from proxy advisory group Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS), called «Gender Diversity on Boards: a Review
of Global Trends,» shows that the
number of females among new board
nominees at the largest U.S. companies has been steadily climbing in recent years.
Not only was it due to Sandra Bullock's, the
female lead
of The Gravity movie which bagged endless
number of Oscar statutes, and Best Actress
nominee Amy Adams's same choice
of dark blue, but that Best Supporting Actress winner Lupita Nyong» o also wore a grecian - style blue gown that compliments her skin tone too well.
The Academy has made strides in the last two years to increase its
female membership, and the list
of potential
nominees features a
number of best - picture and best - actress contenders with significant overlap.
Additionally, while the fact three
of the eight Best Picture
nominees (Brooklyn, Mad Max: Fury Road and Room) focus on
female protagonists, the lack
of women in a
number of major categories (notably directing, but also cinematography and original score) continues to be vexing, the overall demographic makeup
of Academy membership (primarily Caucasian and over the age
of 65) leading to voting trends that remain troublesome, to say the least.