Marshall Curry interview at Vanity Fair Oscar Party

The transcript features an interview with a filmmaker discussing their transition from nonfiction to fiction films and the excitement of receiving recognition from the Academy. The filmmaker highlights the challenges faced by documentaries and live-action shorts in gaining attention compared to Hollywood films. The conversation also touches on the Academy's efforts to internationalize and recognize films beyond the English language, emphasizing its role as a global organization. The interview concludes with expressions of gratitude and congratulations.

What is the speaker's new venture in filmmaking?

• A new documentary series

• A fiction film

• An animated short

• A Hollywood blockbuster

What challenge do documentary filmmakers face according to the speaker?

• Limited distribution channels

• Lack of funding

• Difficulty in gaining attention

• Shortage of skilled crew

How does the Academy help filmmakers like the speaker?

• By organizing film festivals

• By shining a light on their work

• By offering mentorship programs

• By providing financial support

What significant change is happening within the Academy?

• It is reducing the number of awards

• It is focusing more on American films

• It is increasing membership fees

• It is becoming a global organization

What does the speaker imply about non-English language films?

• They are not eligible for awards

• They are gaining recognition

• They are only popular in Europe

• They are rarely recognized