The Scholar Academy Awards are going worldwide. The Academy of Movement Image Arts and Sciences introduced Tuesday, September 17 that not solely have its members voted on 15 college students out of two,683 entries from 738 schools and universities worldwide to be the 2024 winners of the annual Scholar Academy Awards competitors, however that this yr’s presentation ceremony can be held on the Odeon Luxe Leicester Sq. in London on Monday, October 14, at 7:00 p.m. BST.
Having been held on the Academy’s Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills, California for its first 50 years, the ceremony that has honored such filmmakers as Pete Docter, Spike Lee, Patricia Riggen, Robert Zemeckis, and Patricia Cardoso initially of their careers now strikes throughout the pond in partnership with Rolex, additional exhibiting how the Academy continues to be globally minded because it approaches the Academy’s a centesimal yr.
All Scholar Academy Award-winning movies are eligible to compete for 2025 Oscars within the Animated Brief Movie, Stay Motion Brief Movie, or Documentary Brief Movie class. Previous winners have gone on to obtain 67 Oscar nominations (most lately, the animated brief “An Ostrich Advised Me the World Is Faux and I Suppose I Imagine It” in 2023) and have received or shared 15 awards.
Gold, silver, and bronze placements within the 4 Scholar Academy Awards classes can be introduced on the ceremony. In partnership with the BFI London Movie Pageant, Scholar Academy Award winners may have entry to panels and networking alternatives. As well as, winners may have unique entry to Academy members to help their profession development.
The ceremony can be free and open to the general public, however advance tickets are required and can be found on-line. See the total record of Scholar Academy Awards winners beneath (listed alphabetically by class).
Akshit Kumar, “bonVoyage pour monVoyage,” Nationwide Institute of Design, India
Birdy Wei-Ting Hung, “A Brighter Summer season Day for the Woman Avengers,” San Francisco State College
Dori Walker, “In Dwelling Reminiscence,” Brown College
Florian Maurice, Maxime Foltzer & Estelle Bonnardel, “Au Revoir Mon Monde,” MoPA 3D Animation College, France
Kei Kanamori, “Origami,” Digital Hollywood College, Japan
Spencer Baird, “Scholar Confederate,” Brigham Younger College
Rishabh Raj Jain, “A Dream Known as Khushi (Happiness),” New York College
Hannah Rafkin, “Keeper,” College of Visible Arts
Aaron Johnson, “The 17%,” Chapman College
Pavel Sýkora & Viktor Horák, “The Compatriot,” Filmová Akademie Miroslava Ondříčka v Písku, Czech Republic
Jens Kevin Georg, “Crust,” Movie College Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF, Germany
Robin Wang, “Neither Donkey nor Horse,” College of Southern California
First-time honors go to Nationwide Institute of Design, Digital Hollywood College and Filmová Akademie Miroslava Ondříčka v Písku.
