CLEAN : Oscars 2014: the road from nominee to winn

The transcript covers various aspects of the film industry, including the number of movies watched annually, the voting process for film categories, and the importance of keeping award nominations a surprise. It also touches on networking opportunities within the industry, the removal of a song from award consideration, and the role of Academy screeners in the voting process. Personal anecdotes about family and aesthetics are shared, providing a personal touch to the discussion.

How many movies does the narrator mention watching annually?

• 50-100

• 200-250

• 150-200

• 100-150

What is unique about the voting process for films in the Academy Awards?

• You can vote anonymously

• You only vote for documentaries

• You rate them from 1 to 9 in order of preference

• You vote for multiple winners per category

Why do the awards and nominations aim to be a surprise?

• To increase media coverage

• To allow for last-minute changes

• To maintain excitement and anticipation

• To ensure fairness in voting

What happens after being nominated for an award?

• You are automatically invited to the next ceremony

• You receive a cash prize

• You can vote in the next year's awards

• You get to meet people in the industry

What personal detail does the narrator share about their wife?

• She directed a nominated film

• She is a famous actress

• She has a great sense of aesthetic for the garden

• She votes in the Academy Awards