Oscars Want More Inclusive Best Picture Nominees

The video discusses the Academy's new inclusion standards for Best Picture nominees, starting in 2024, to address diversity issues highlighted by the 2016 OscarsSoWhite controversy. Films must meet two of four standards, including onscreen representation and behind-the-scenes involvement. The Academy is also working to diversify its membership by inviting more women and people of color, although the majority remain older white men.

What are the inclusion standards created by the Academy intended to address?

What are the four standards that films must meet to be eligible for Best Picture starting in 2024?

What is the significance of the 'Oscarssowhite' controversy mentioned in the discussion?

How does the Academy plan to diversify its ranks?

What challenges does the Academy face in achieving diversity among its members?