Year, Category, Nominee, Additional Info, Won an Oscar?
1998 (71st), Actor - Leading Role, Roberto Benigni, Life Is Beautiful {'Guido'}, YES
1998 (71st), Actor - Leading Role, Tom Hanks, Saving Private Ryan {'Captain Miller'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actor - Leading Role, Ian McKellen, Gods and Monsters {'James Whale'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actor - Leading Role, Nick Nolte, Affliction {'Wade Whitehouse'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actor - Leading Role, Edward Norton, American History X {'Derek'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actor - Supporting Role, James Coburn, Affliction {'Glen Whitehouse'}, YES
1998 (71st), Actor - Supporting Role, Robert Duvall, A Civil Action {'Jerome Facher'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actor - Supporting Role, Ed Harris, The Truman Show {'Christof'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actor - Supporting Role, Geoffrey Rush, Shakespeare in Love {'Philip Henslowe'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actor - Supporting Role, Billy Bob Thornton, A Simple Plan {'Jacob'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actress - Leading Role, Cate Blanchett, Elizabeth {'Queen Elizabeth I'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actress - Leading Role, Fernanda Montenegro, Central Station {'Dora'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actress - Leading Role, Gwyneth Paltrow, Shakespeare in Love {'Viola De Lesseps'}, YES
1998 (71st), Actress - Leading Role, Meryl Streep, One True Thing {'Kate Gulden'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actress - Leading Role, Emily Watson, Hilary and Jackie {'Jacqueline du Pré'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actress - Supporting Role, Kathy Bates, Primary Colors {'Libby'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actress - Supporting Role, Brenda Blethyn, Little Voice {'Mari'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actress - Supporting Role, Judi Dench, Shakespeare in Love {'Queen Elizabeth I'}, YES
1998 (71st), Actress - Supporting Role, Rachel Griffiths, Hilary and Jackie {'Hilary du Pré'}, NO
1998 (71st), Actress - Supporting Role, Lynn Redgrave, Gods and Monsters {'Hanna'}, NO
1998 (71st), Art Direction, Elizabeth, Art Direction: John Myhre; Set Decoration: Peter Howitt, NO
1998 (71st), Art Direction, Pleasantville, Art Direction: Jeannine Oppewall; Set Decoration: Jay Hart, NO
1998 (71st), Art Direction, Saving Private Ryan, Art Direction: Tom Sanders; Set Decoration: Lisa Dean Kavanaugh, NO
1998 (71st), Art Direction, Shakespeare in Love, Art Direction: Martin Childs; Set Decoration: Jill Quertier, YES
1998 (71st), Art Direction, What Dreams May Come, Art Direction: Eugenio Zanetti; Set Decoration: Cindy Carr, NO
1998 (71st), Cinematography, A Civil Action, Conrad L. Hall, NO
1998 (71st), Cinematography, Elizabeth, Remi Adefarasin, NO
1998 (71st), Cinematography, Saving Private Ryan, Janusz Kaminski, YES
1998 (71st), Cinematography, Shakespeare in Love, Richard Greatrex, NO
1998 (71st), Cinematography, The Thin Red Line, John Toll, NO
1998 (71st), Costume Design, Beloved, Colleen Atwood, NO
1998 (71st), Costume Design, Elizabeth, Alexandra Byrne, NO
1998 (71st), Costume Design, Pleasantville, Judianna Makovsky, NO
1998 (71st), Costume Design, Shakespeare in Love, Sandy Powell, YES
1998 (71st), Costume Design, Velvet Goldmine, Sandy Powell, NO
1998 (71st), Directing, Life Is Beautiful, Roberto Benigni, NO
1998 (71st), Directing, Saving Private Ryan, Steven Spielberg, YES
1998 (71st), Directing, Shakespeare in Love, John Madden, NO
1998 (71st), Directing, The Thin Red Line, Terrence Malick, NO
1998 (71st), Directing, The Truman Show, Peter Weir, NO
1998 (71st), Documentary (Feature), Dancemaker, "Matthew Diamond, Jerry Kupfer", NO
1998 (71st), Documentary (Feature), "The Farm: Angola, U.S.A.", "Jonathan Stack, Liz Garbus", NO
1998 (71st), Documentary (Feature), The Last Days, "James Moll, Ken Lipper", YES
1998 (71st), Documentary (Feature), Lenny Bruce: Swear to Tell the Truth, Robert B. Weide, NO
1998 (71st), Documentary (Feature), Regret to Inform, "Barbara Sonneborn, Janet Cole", NO
1998 (71st), Documentary (Short Subject), The Personals: Improvisations on Romance in the Golden Years, Keiko Ibi, YES
1998 (71st), Documentary (Short Subject), A Place in the Land, Charles Guggenheim, NO
1998 (71st), Documentary (Short Subject), Sunrise over Tiananmen Square, "Shui-Bo Wang, Donald McWilliams", NO
1998 (71st), Film Editing, Life Is Beautiful, Simona Paggi, NO
1998 (71st), Film Editing, Out of Sight, Anne V. Coates, NO
1998 (71st), Film Editing, Saving Private Ryan, Michael Kahn, YES
1998 (71st), Film Editing, Shakespeare in Love, David Gamble, NO
1998 (71st), Film Editing, The Thin Red Line, "Billy Weber, Leslie Jones, Saar Klein", NO
1998 (71st), Foreign Language Film, Central Station, Brazil, NO
1998 (71st), Foreign Language Film, Children of Heaven, Iran, NO
1998 (71st), Foreign Language Film, The Grandfather, Spain, NO
1998 (71st), Foreign Language Film, Life Is Beautiful, Italy, YES
1998 (71st), Foreign Language Film, Tango, Argentina, NO
1998 (71st), Makeup, Elizabeth, Jenny Shircore, YES
1998 (71st), Makeup, Saving Private Ryan, "Lois Burwell, Conor O'Sullivan, Daniel C. Striepeke", NO
1998 (71st), Makeup, Shakespeare in Love, "Lisa Westcott, Veronica Brebner", NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), Elizabeth, David Hirschfelder, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), Life Is Beautiful, Nicola Piovani, YES
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), Pleasantville, Randy Newman, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), Saving Private Ryan, John Williams, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), The Thin Red Line, Hans Zimmer, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), A Bug's Life, Randy Newman, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), Mulan, Music by Matthew Wilder; Lyrics by David Zippel; Orchestral Score by Jerry Goldsmith, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), Patch Adams, Marc Shaiman, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), The Prince of Egypt, Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz; Orchestral Score by Hans Zimmer, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Scoring), Shakespeare in Love, Stephen Warbeck, YES
1998 (71st), Music (Song), Armageddon, Music and Lyric by Diane Warren, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Song), Quest for Camelot, "Music by Carole Bayer Sager and David Foster; Lyric by Carole Bayer Sager, David Foster, Tony Renis and Alberto Testa", NO
1998 (71st), Music (Song), The Horse Whisperer, Music and Lyric by Allison Moorer and Gwil Owen, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Song), Babe: Pig in the City, Music and Lyric by Randy Newman, NO
1998 (71st), Music (Song), The Prince of Egypt, Music and Lyric by Stephen Schwartz, YES
1998 (71st), Best Picture, Elizabeth, "Alison Owen, Eric Fellner and Tim Bevan, Producers", NO
1998 (71st), Best Picture, Life Is Beautiful, "Elda Ferri and Gianluigi Braschi, Producers", NO
1998 (71st), Best Picture, Saving Private Ryan, "Steven Spielberg, Ian Bryce, Mark Gordon and Gary Levinsohn, Producers", NO
1998 (71st), Best Picture, Shakespeare in Love, "David Parfitt, Donna Gigliotti, Harvey Weinstein, Edward Zwick and Marc Norman, Producers", YES
1998 (71st), Best Picture, The Thin Red Line, "Robert Michael Geisler, John Roberdeau and Grant Hill, Producers", NO
1998 (71st), Short Film (Animated), Bunny, Chris Wedge, YES
1998 (71st), Short Film (Animated), The Canterbury Tales, "Christopher Grace, Jonathan Myerson", NO
1998 (71st), Short Film (Animated), Jolly Roger, Mark Baker, NO
1998 (71st), Short Film (Animated), More, "Mark Osborne, Steve Kalafer", NO
1998 (71st), Short Film (Animated), When Life Departs, "Karsten Kiilerich, Stefan Fjeldmark", NO
1998 (71st), Short Film (Live Action), Culture, "Will Speck, Josh Gordon", NO
1998 (71st), Short Film (Live Action), Election Night (Valgaften), "Kim Magnusson, Anders Thomas Jensen", YES
1998 (71st), Short Film (Live Action), Holiday Romance, "Alexander Jovy, JJ Keith", NO
1998 (71st), Short Film (Live Action), La Carte Postale (The Postcard), Vivian Goffette, NO
1998 (71st), Short Film (Live Action), Victor, "Simon Sandquist, Joel Bergvall", NO
1998 (71st), Sound, Armageddon, "Kevin O'Connell, Greg P. Russell, Keith A. Wester", NO
1998 (71st), Sound, The Mask of Zorro, "Kevin O'Connell, Greg P. Russell, Pud Cusack", NO
1998 (71st), Sound, Saving Private Ryan, "Gary Rydstrom, Gary Summers, Andy Nelson, Ronald Judkins", YES
1998 (71st), Sound, Shakespeare in Love, "Robin O'Donoghue, Dominic Lester, Peter Glossop", NO
1998 (71st), Sound, The Thin Red Line, "Andy Nelson, Anna Behlmer, Paul Brincat", NO
1998 (71st), Sound Editing, Armageddon, George Watters II, NO
1998 (71st), Sound Editing, The Mask of Zorro, David McMoyler, NO
1998 (71st), Sound Editing, Saving Private Ryan, "Gary Rydstrom, Richard Hymns", YES
1998 (71st), Visual Effects, Armageddon, "Richard R. Hoover, Pat McClung, John Frazier", NO
1998 (71st), Visual Effects, Mighty Joe Young, "Rick Baker, Hoyt Yeatman, Allen Hall, Jim Mitchell", NO
1998 (71st), Visual Effects, What Dreams May Come, "Joel Hynek, Nicholas Brooks, Stuart Robertson, Kevin Mack", YES
1998 (71st), Writing, Gods and Monsters, Bill Condon, YES
1998 (71st), Writing, Out of Sight, Scott Frank, NO
1998 (71st), Writing, Primary Colors, Elaine May, NO
1998 (71st), Writing, A Simple Plan, Scott B. Smith, NO
1998 (71st), Writing, The Thin Red Line, Terrence Malick, NO
1998 (71st), Writing, Bulworth, "Screenplay by Warren Beatty, Jeremy Pikser; Story by Warren Beatty", NO
1998 (71st), Writing, Life Is Beautiful, "Vincenzo Cerami, Roberto Benigni", NO
1998 (71st), Writing, Saving Private Ryan, Robert Rodat, NO
1998 (71st), Writing, Shakespeare in Love, "Marc Norman, Tom Stoppard", YES
1998 (71st), Writing, The Truman Show, Andrew Niccol, NO
1998 (71st), Honorary Award, To Elia Kazan in recognition of his indelible contributions to the art of motion picture direction. YES
1998 (71st), Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award, Norman Jewison, YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Academy Award of Merit), "To AVID TECHNOLOGY, INC. for the concept, system design and engineering of the Avid Film Composer for motion picture editing. The Avid Film Composer is a digital, non-linear, 24 frame-per-second editing machine usinig compression algorithms, that has revolutionized the art of film editing. Shots can be stored, recalled, manipulated and played back instantaneously, allowing the film editor unprecedented creative freedom and the ability to realize a film more fully than before. [Editorial and Pre-production]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To DR. THOMAS G. STOCKHAM, JR. and ROBERT B. INGEBRETSEN for their pioneering work in the areas of waveform editing, crossfades and cut-and-paste techniques for digital audio editing. The foundation of current digital audio editing equipment for motion pictures has its roots in the late seventies work of these digital pioneers. [Sound]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), To JAMES A. MOORER for his pioneering work in the design of digital signal processing and its application to audio editing for film. This early work in systems architecture and software has had a significant impact on the digital creation of sound effects and the editing of audio for motion picture sound tracks. [Sound], YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To STEPHEN J. KAY of K-Tec Corporation for the design and development of the Shock Block. This specially designed ground fault interrupter eliminates the electric shock hazard when working in water, wet conditions or from an accidentally exposed power line. [Lighting]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To GARY TREGASKIS for the primary design; and to DOMINIQUE BOISVERT, PHILIPPE PANZINI and ANDRÉ LEBLANC for the development and implementation of the Flame and Inferno software. The Inferno System, and its predecessor, Flame, provide high-speed, efficient integrated digital compositing and visual effects tools. [Special Photographic]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To ROBERT PREDOVICH, JOHN SCOTT, MOHAMED KEN T. HUSAIN and CAMERON SHEARER for the design and implementation of the Soundmaster Integrated Operations Nucleus operating environment. The Soundmaster system provides motion picture audio post production facilities with a completely integrated capability for synchronization of audio and picture elements with the numerous methods of synchronization in use today. [Sound]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To ROY B. FERENCE, STEVEN R. SCHMIDT, RICHARD J. FEDERICO, ROCKWELL YARID and MICHAEL E. MCCRACKAN for the design and development of the Kodak Lightning Laser Recorder. The Kodak Lightning laser recorder system established higher operational and quality standards and achieved wide industry acceptance for digital film recording onto intermediate film stock. [Special Photographic]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To COLIN MOSSMAN, HANS LEISINGER and GEORGE JOHN ROWLAND of Deluxe Laboratories for the concept and design of the Deluxe High Speed Spray Film Cleaner. This innovative and effective high speed film cleaning machine is unique in its use of spray technology, providing the flexibility to use alternative solvents, and to anticipate changes in environmental legislation. [Laboratory]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To ARNOLD & RICHTER CINE TECHNIK, and ARRI USA, INC. for the concept and engineering of the Arriflex 435 Camera System. The 435 enhances the creative process via its programmability and reliability, and provides the camera operator with the widest feature and performance capability of any MOS camera in use today. [Camera]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To ARNOLD & RICHTER CINE TECHNIK and the CARL ZEISS COMPANY for the concept and optical design of the Carl Zeiss/Arriflex Variable Prime Lenses. This series of variable prine lenses opens many creative possibilities, since any focal length can be continuously selected throughout the entire range. They offer sharp, high-contrast, high-resolution images with minimized vignetting, superior to many prime lenses. [Lenses and Filters]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To DEREK C. LIGHTBODY of OpTex for the design and development of Aurasoft Luminaires. The Aurasoft offers a radical new type of reflector design for the production of soft, very even and relatively shadowless light, with superior coverage and significantly higher intensity than existing softlights. [Lighting]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To MARK ROBERTS, RONAN CARROLL, ASSAFF RAWNER, PAUL BARTLETT and SIMON WAKLEY for the creation of the Milo Motion-Control Crane. This radically original and effective solution to the problems of high-speed camera motion was achieved with the combination of novel geometry and dedicated 3-dimensional control software. [Camera Cranes]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To MICHAEL SORENSEN and RICHARD ALEXANDER of Sorensen Designs International, and DONALD TRUMBULL for advancing the state-of-the-art of real-time motion-control, as exemplified in the Gazelle and Zebra camera dolly systems. Over the past decade, Sorensen, Alexander and Trumbull have improved the speed, repeatability and portability of robotic camera platforms through novel engineering concepts and the pioneering use of composite materials. [Camera Cranes]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To RONALD E. UHLIG, THOMAS F. POWERS and FRED M. FUSS of the Eastman Kodak Company for the design and development of KeyKode latent-image barcode key numbers. KeyKode numbers are machine-readable bar codes on camera negative films that exactly replicate the human-readable key numbers. Together with an appropriate reader and database software, they reduce errors and speed important post-production operations, leading to significant cost savings. [Laboratory]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Scientific and Engineering Award), "To IAIN NEIL for the optical design; TAKUO MIYAGISHIMA for the mechanical design; and PANAVISION, INCORPORATED, for the concept and development of the Primo Series of spherical prime lenses for 35mm cinematography. The Primo Series of lenses for 35mm cinematography represents a thorough and comprehensive approach to prime lens design, development and manufacture. This family of lenses has a wide range of focal lengths, all color matched, with improved modulation transfer function characteristics. [Lenses and Filters]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To GARRETT BROWN and JERRY HOLWAY for the creation of the Skyman flying platform for Steadicam operators. This cable-driven, manned camera platform allows the operator to spin 360 degrees for unimpeded pans while controlling the downhill speed via brakes. As a device for achieving otherwise impossible shots, Skyman has had a definite influence on later cable-suspended camera systems. [Camera Cranes]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To JAMES RODNUNSKY, JAMES WEBBER and BOB WEBBER of Cablecam Systems, and TROU BAYLISS for the design and engineering of Cablecam. This radio-controlled, cable-driven camera platform with its ultra-smooth synthetic cables and powerful hydraulic motors, enables runs in excess of 3000 feet with quick return to start. Operating unmanned, it can function at speeds and through perils that would be unsafe for on-board operators. [Camera Cranes]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To DAVID DIFRANCESCO, BALA S. MANIAN and THOMAS L. NOGGLE for their pioneering efforts in the development of laser film recording technology. This pioneering laser film recorder, designed and used for motion pictures, demonstrated the potential of this technology for recording digital data onto intermediate film stock. [Special Photographic]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To MICHAEL MACKENZIE, MIKE BOLLES, UDO PAMPEL and JOSEPH FULMER of Industrial Light & Magic for their pioneering work in motion-controlled, silent camera dollies. This silent, high-speed motion control modification of a Panther dolly makes it possible to film moving camera composite shots of actors while recording live dialogue. [Camera Cranes]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To BARRY WALTON, BILL SCHULTZ, CHRIS BARKER and DAVID CORNELIUS of Sony Pictures Imageworks for the creation of an advanced motion-controlled, silent camera dolly. This extensive modification to the Panther dolly allows high-speed moves to be silent, smooth and stable. [Camera Cranes]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), To BRUCE WILTON and CARLOS ICINKOFF of Mechanical Concepts for their modular system of motion-control rotators and movers for use in motion-control. These components have become the de facto industry standard for use in precision motion control equipment. [Camera Cranes], YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), To REMY SMITH for the software and electronic design and development; and JAMES K. BRANCH and NASIR J. ZAIDI for the design and development of the Spectra Professional IV-A digital exposure meter. The design and execution of the Spectra Professional IV-A meter has resulted in a practical and successful tool for the film production community. [Photography], YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To IVAN KRUGLAK for his commitment to the development of a wireless transmission system for video-assisted images for the motion picture industry. Through years of persistent effort, Mr. Kruglak has commercialized and popularized a technique of great utility for motion picture camera operations. By introducing diversity antennas and a time code insertion accessory, he has optimized camera wireless video-assist components. [Camera]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), To DR. DOUGLAS R. ROBLE for his contribution to tracking technology and for the design and implementation of the TRACK system for camera position calculation and scene reconstruction. The TRACK system is an integrated software tool that uses computer-vision techniques to extract critical 2D and 3D information about a scene and the camera used to film it. [Special Photographic], YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To THADDEUS BEIER for the design and implementation of ras_track, a system for 2D tracking, stabilization, and 3D camera and object tracking. Ras_track allows the user to determine the postiton and location of the camera and objects in a scene by tracking points in a scanned sequence. [Special Photographic]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To MANFRED N. KLEMME and DONALD E. WETZEL for the design and development of the K-Tek Microphone Boom Pole and accessories for on-set motion picture sound recording. The K-TEK series microphone boom pole provides production recording personnel with a self-lubricated, light-weight, sturdy pole with multiple accessories. [Sound]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To NICK FOSTER for his software development in the field of water simulation systems. This software technique provides an efficient and flexible method for the creation of flowing streams, oceans, tidal waves and turbulence for motion picture visual effects. [Special Photographic]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To CARY PHILLIPS for the design and development of the Caricature"" Animation System at Industrial Light & Magic. By integrating existing tools into a powerful interactive system", and adding an expressive multi-target shape interpolation-based freeform animation system, " the ""Caricature"" system provides a degree of subtlety and refinement not possible with other systems. [Special Photographic]"
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To DR. MITCHELL J. BOGDANOWICZ of the Eastman Kodak Company, and JIM MEYER and STAN MILLER of Rosco Laboratories, Inc. for the design of the CalColor Calibrated Color Effects Filters. Designed to correspond to the spectral sensitivity of color negative film stocks, these filters provide for improved color control in motion picture lighting. [Lenses and Filters]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To DR. A. TULSI RAM, RICHARD C. SEHLIN, DR. CARL F. HOLTZ and DAVID F. KOPPERL of the Eastman Kodak Company for the research and development of the concept of molecular sieves applied to improve the archival properties of processed photographic film. The use of zeolite crystals as molecular sieves to absorb moisture, acetic acid, methylene chloride and a variety of solvents created an effective deterrent to the effects of vinegar syndrome in stored film stock. [Laboratory]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To TAKUO MIYAGISHIMA and ALBERT K. SAIKI of Panavision, Inc. for the design and development of the Eyepiece Leveler. This leveler keeps the camera eyepiece at the same level, regardless of whether the camera position is tilted up or down, enabling the camera operator to concentrate on the composition of the image. [Camera]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To EDMUND M. DI GIULIO and JAMES BARTELL of Cinema Products for the design of the KeyKode Sync Reader. The KeyKode Sync Reader provides a fast, accurate and user-friendly means of utilizing the KeyKode information on film, thereby expediting the editorial and post-production processes. [Laboratory]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To IVAN KRUGLAK for his pioneering concept and the development of the Coherent Time Code Slate. Time code slates have had significant impact on the filmmaking process by simplifying post-production. This development makes the synchronization process faster and more precise, particularly when multiple cameras are used. [Editorial and Pre-production]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To MIKE DENECKE for refining and further developing electronic time code slates. Due to their features and simplified operational procedures, the Denecke slates have had significant impact on the motion picture industry and have become the standard for electronic time code slates. [Editorial and Pre-production]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Technical Achievement Award), "To ED ZWANEVELD and FREDERICK GASOI of the National Film Board of Canada, and MIKE LAZARIDIS and DALE BRUBACHER-CRESSMAN of Research in Motion for the design and development of the DigiSync Film KeyKode Reader. The DigiSync Film KeyKode Reader provides a fast, accurate and user-friendly means of utilizing the KeyKode information on film, expediting the editorial and post-production processes. [Laboratory]", YES
1998 (71st), Scientific and Technical (Bonner Medal), To David W. Gray in appreciation for outstanding service and dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. YES