The winners for the 16th Annual OFTA Film Awards have been announced.
The most honored film of the year was Terrence Malick’s The Tree of Life which received four awards including those for Director, Youth Performance (Hunter McCracken), Cinematography and Cinematic Moment (Creation of the Universe). Even though it won the most categories, Best Picture was given to The Artist which also received awards for Best Breakthrough Performance: Male (Jean Dujardin) and Original Score.
The nominations for the 16th Annual OFTA Film awards were announced on Sunday, January 22, 2012.
Best Picture nominee Hugo led the pack with 14 nominations with second-place The Artist earning 13. Filling out the five-slot Best Picture field were The Descendant, Drive and Shame. Drive director Nicolas Winding Refn was replaced in the Best Director field by David Fincher for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo while the directors of the remaining Best Picture nominees were also nominated there.
The winners for the 15th Annual OFTA Television Awards have been announced.
The most honored program of the year was miniseries Mildred Pierce which won eleven prizes including those for Best Motion Picture or Miniseries, Actress (Kate Winslet), a tie for Supporting Actress (Evan Rachel Wood), Ensemble, Direction, Writing, Music, Editing, Cinematography, Production Design and Costume Design.
The nominations for the 15th Annual OFTA Television Awards have been announced.
Best Drama Series nominee Boardwalk Empire lead the nominations with twenty mentions. With 16 nominations each, fellow Drama Series nominee Game of Thrones tied with Mildred Pierce, nominated for Best Motion Picture or Miniseries. Two more series nominees tied for fourth with fifteen nominations each. Last year’s category winners, Mad Men and Glee were both nominated again this year. The Pillars of the Earth, earning 13 nominations to land in sixth in the nomination tallies, is also nominated for Best Motion Picture or Miniseries.
The winners of the 15th Annual OFTA Film Awards were announced Sunday, February 13, 2011. The Social Network received the trophy for Best Picture along with six others awards. Inception tied Network in the tally race winning seven awards each. The next highest total was Easy A which received 3 prizes.
For a full list of winners, check out our awards page or click the following link: 2010 winners.
In addition, the 2011 selections for induction into the Hall of Fame have been selected. Ten films; four actors; three directors and/or writers and/or producers; and three technicians join the illustrious ranks in the Hall of Fame. You can find out more by clicking on: 2011 inductees.
The nominations for the 15th Annual Film & Television Association’s Film awards were announced on Sunday, January 23, 2011. Nominated for Best Picture were Black Swan, Inception, The King’s Speech, The Social Network and Toy Story 3. The winners will be revealed on Sunday, February 13, 2011. To see the full list of nominations, follow this link: 2010 Nominations.
The winners of the Online Film & Television Association’s Television awards have been announced with miniseries The Pacific earning the most awards with 10 including the prize for Best Motion Picture or Miniseries. The comedy series Glee earned the second most awards with eight tying Modern Family for Best Comedy Series. Best Drama Series winner Mad Men came in third with five trophies.
For more information and a full list of winners, visit the Awards page linked on the right of this page.
In addition, ten programs and seven individuals were inducted into the OFTA Hall of Fame. These selections may be found in the Hall of Fame section linked at the right.
The 14th Annual Online Film & Television Association awards for excellence in television programming were announced Sunday, July 25, 2010. Two programs lead the race for most nominations. advertising drama series Mad Men shares the distinction with high school musical Glee at 18 nominations apiece. Following them up with 16 nominations is HBO miniseries The Pacific and then both Lost and True Blood with 13 nominations each.
For more information, visit the Awards page.
The winners of the 14th Annual OFTA Film Awards were announced Sunday, February 14, 2010. The Hurt Locker received the trophy for Best Picture along with two others awards. Avatar and Inglourious Basterds led the tally race winning four trophies each including awards for Art Direction and Supporting Actor respectively. Joining The Hurt Locker with three awards were District 9, which delivered the award for Best First Feature to director Neill Blomkamp and Up which took the award for Best Animated Feature.
For a full list of winners, check out our awards page or click the following link: 2009 winners.
In addition, the 2010 selections for induction into the Hall of Fame have been selected. Ten films; four actors; three directors and/or writers and/or producers; and three technicians join the illustrious ranks in the Hall of Fame. You can find out more by clicking on: 2010 inductees.
The nominations for the 14th Annual Film & Television Association’s Film awards were announced on Sunday, January 31, 2010. Nominated for Best Picture were Avatar, District 9, The Hurt Locker, Inglourious Basterds and Up in the Air. The winners will be revealed on Sunday, February 14, 2010. To see the full list of nominations, follow this link: 2009 Nominations.
