CLEAN : Oscar statuettes return to original bronze at NY foundry

The video tutorial discusses the evolution of statue versions, highlighting the transition from traditional hand sculpting to digital design and 3D printing. It explains the mold creation process for casting metal statues and the engraving of nominees for ceremonies. The tutorial concludes with the final touches, including the application of bronze color.

What are the three versions of the statue mentioned in the video?

• Classic, 2010 version, and a digital version

• Classic, 2015 version, and a digital version

• Classic, 2010 version, and a new version

• Classic, 2015 version, and a new version

How has the process of creating statues changed over time?

• From digital design to 3D printing

• From hand sculpting to digital design

• From digital design to hand sculpting

• From 3D printing to hand sculpting

What is the purpose of the 3D printer in the statue creation process?

• To color the statues

• To engrave the nominees

• To produce 3D wax patterns

• To create metal molds

Why is a new mold required for each Oscar statue?

• Because the mold is made of wax

• Because the mold is used for different statues

• Because the mold is reused multiple times

• Because the mold is cracked and destroyed after use

What is done to the nominees' names before the ceremony?

• They are engraved on the statues

• They are printed on paper

• They are kept secret

• They are announced publicly