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 a 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, 2015 version, and a new version

• Classic, 2010 version, and a new version

How has the process of creating designs changed according to the speaker?

• From hand sculpting to digital design

• From digital design to hand sculpting

• From 3D printing to hand sculpting

• From digital design to 3D printing

What happens to the mold after it is used for an Oscar?

• It is reused for another Oscar

• It is stored for future use

• It is melted down

• It is cracked and destroyed

Why are all nominees engraved on the Oscars?

• To ensure accuracy in the ceremony

• To save time during the ceremony

• Because the winners are known beforehand

• Because nobody knows who wins until the ceremony

What color is mentioned at the end of the video?

• Copper

• Bronze

• Silver

• Gold