Roger Deakins: "I'm Still Doing a Job I Love" | Oscars 2018

The transcript covers a conversation about the Oscars, focusing on first impressions, memories of watching the event from home, and the experience of attending it. The speaker reflects on how the scale of the Oscars has grown over time and shares personal feelings of nervousness that persist. They also discuss the lessons learned from attending the event multiple times, emphasizing the importance of taking things as they come and expressing gratitude for being part of the industry.

What is the speaker's initial reaction to the Oscars red carpet?

• It is calm and organized.

• It is overwhelming and chaotic.

• It is boring and uneventful.

• It is quiet and serene.

How does the speaker feel about their first memory of watching the Oscars from home?

• They found it uninteresting.

• They have no memory of it.

• They remember it vividly.

• They were disappointed.

How does the speaker describe the change in the Oscars' scale over time?

• It has become smaller.

• It has remained the same.

• It has become much larger.

• It has become less significant.

Despite attending the Oscars multiple times, how does the speaker feel?

• They feel completely relaxed.

• They feel more nervous than before.

• They feel indifferent.

• They still feel nervous.

What lesson does the speaker emphasize from their repeated attendance at the Oscars?

• Always plan everything in advance.

• Take things as they come.

• Avoid attending too often.

• Focus on winning awards.