From: ecl@mtgzy.att.com (Evelyn C Leeper)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.movies.reviews,rec.arts.movies
Subject: MISCELLANEOUS: Academy Award Winners (1992)
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Date: 7 Apr 92 13:49:40 GMT
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[This includes all the awards, including those *not* announced during the
broadcast.]

			Academy Award Winners (1992)

PICTURE:
	THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS

ACTOR:
	Anthony Hopkins (THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS)

ACTRESS:
	Jodie Foster (THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS)

SUPPORTING ACTOR:
	Jack Palance (CITY SLICKERS)

SUPPORTING ACTRESS:
	Mercedes Ruehl (THE FISHER KING)

DIRECTOR:
	Jonathan Demme, THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY:
	THELMA & LOUISE (Callie Khouri)

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY:
	THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS (Ted Tally)

FOREIGN-LANGUAGE FILM:
	MEDITERRANEO, Italy

ART DIRECTION:
	BUGSY (Art director Dennis Gassner, set director Nancy Haigh)

CINEMATOGRAPHY:
	JFK (Robert Richardson)

COSTUME DESIGN:
	BUGSY (Albert Wolsky)

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE:
	IN THE SHADOW OF THE STARS (Allie Light and Irving Saraf)

DOCUMENTARY SHORT SUBJECT:
	"Deadly Deception: General Electric, Nuclear Weapons and
		Our Environment" (Debra Chasnoff)

FILM EDITING:
	JFK (Joe Hutching and Pietro Scalia)

MAKEUP:
	TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (Stan Winston and Jeff Dawn)

MUSIC - ORIGINAL SCORE:
	Alan Menken, BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

MUSIC - ORIGINAL SONG:
	Alan Menken and Howard Ashman, "Beauty And The Beast" from
		BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

ANIMATED SHORT FILM:
	"Manipulation"

LIVE ACTION SHORT FILM:
	"Session Man"

SOUND:
	TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (Tom Johnson, Gary Rydstrom,
		Gary Summers, and Lee Orloff)

SOUND EFFECTS EDITING:	
	TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (Gary Rydstrom and Gloria S. Borders)

EFFECTS:
	TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY (Dennis Muren, Stan Winston,
		Gene Warren Jr., Robert Skotak)

Special Lifetime Achievement Award (Honorary Oscar):
	Satyajit Ray, for his "rare mastery of the art of motion pictures and
		for his profound humanitarian outlook, which has had an
		indelible influence on filmmakers and audiences throughout the
		world."

Gordon E. Sawyer Award:
	Ray Harryhausen, "whose technical contributions have brought credit to
		the motion picture industry."

Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award:
	George Lucas

Scientific and Engineering Award Plaque:
	Iain Neil for the optical design; Albert Saiki for the mechanical
		design; and Panavision Inc. for the concept and development
		of the Primo Zoom Lens for 35m cinematography.
	Georg Thoma for the design, and Heinz Feierlein and the engineering
		department of Sachtler AG for the development of a range of
		fluid tripod heads.
	Harry J. Baker for the design and development of the first full
		fluid-action tripod head with adjustable degrees of viscous
		drag.
	Guido Cartoni for his pioneer work in developing the technology to
		achieve selectable and repeatable viscous drag modules in
		fluid tripod heads.
	Ray Feeney, Richard Keeney, and Richard J. Lundell for the software
		development and adaption of the Solitaire Film Recorder that
		provides a flexible, cost-effective film recording system.
	Faz Fazakas, Brian Henson, Dave Housman, Peter Miller and John
		Stephenson for the development of the Henson Performance
		Control System.
	Mario Celso for his pioneering work in the design, development and
		manufacture of equipment for carbon arc and xenon power
		supplies and igniters in motion picture projection.
	Randy Cartwright, David B. Coons, Lem Davis, Thomas Hahn,
		James Houston, Mark Kimball, Peter Nye, Michael Shantzis,
		David F. Wolf and the Walt Disney feature Animation department
		for the design and development of the "CAPS" production system
		for film animation.
	George Worrall for the design, development and manufacture of the
		Worrall geared camera head for motion picture production.

Technical Achievement Awards:
	Robert W. Stoker Jr. for the design and development of a cobweb gun for
		applying non-toxic cobweb effects on motion picture sets with
		both safety and ease of operation.
	James Doyle for the design and development of the Dry Fogger, which uses
		liquid nitrogen to produce a safe, dense, low-hanging dry fog.
	Dick Cavdek, Steve Hamerski and Otto Nemenz Intl. Inc. for the
		opto-mechanical design and development of the Canon/Nemenz
		Camera Zoom Lens.
	Ken Robings and Clairmont Camera for the opto-mechanical design and
		development of the Canon/Nemenz Camera Zoom Lens.
	Century Pecision Optics for the opto-mechanical design and development
		of the Canon Century Precision Optics Zoom Lens.

Award of Commendation:
	Pete Comandini, Richard T. Dayton, Donald Hagans and Richard T. Ryan of
		YCM Laboratories for the creation and development of a motion
		picture film restoration process using liquid gate and
		registration correction on a contact printer.
	
Medals of Commendation:
	Richard J. Stumpf and Joseph Westheimer for "outstanding service and
		dedication in upholding the high standards of the Academy of
		Motion Picture Arts & Sciences."

Evelyn C. Leeper   |   +1 908 957 2070   |   att!mtgzy!ecl or ecl@mtgzy.att.com
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