Welcome to my first Emmy Chatter post! Over the next few days I’ll be taking a look at the major category races, before wowing all of you will my final predictions on Friday. I won’t reveal just who I have picked, but with these posts I hope to enlightened everyone as to how I see the race. Let’s breakdown Best Movie and Miniseries, which has been split into two categories this year and as such has made predicting a bit easier.
The subtitle to this post could be a Game of Thrones book, no? Well the Oscar season often feels as though you are going toe to toe with the Mountain for months on end, and right now is sort of the calm before everything begins to hit. In the next three months, we’ll be inundated with festivals, premieres and reviews so here’s some picks before that happens.
Oscar predicting is going to start to get serious (for some) soon and given the summer’s slate of movies, that is possibly a good thing. Anyways, here’s some analysis and predixs!
Hayley Foster (Animation – B.A. ’13) is off to a good start this summer. Her senior thesis film Yamashita earned several awards, including a bronze medal at the Student Academy Awards and will be airing on Fine Cut: KCET’s Annual Festival of Student Film on Monday, July 7, 2014. She also got promoted. Now a