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On Friday, February 22nd, Women In Film, Los Angeles kicked off Oscars weekend at Spring Place Beverly Hills with its 12th Annual Women In Film Oscar Nominees Party.
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The event was co-hosted by three-time Oscar-winning costume designer and current double-nominee Sandy Powell (The Favourite, Mary Poppins Returns), and Oscar-winning producer Cathy Schulman, the evening honored all 61 women, in front of and behind the camera, who have been nominated for an Academy Award this year.
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Among the nominees in attendance were Glenn Close, Regina King, Yalitza Aparicio and Marina de Tavira. Additional guests included Angela Basset, Eva Longoria and José Bastón, Rita Ora, Felicity Huffman, Kate Bosworth, Connie Britton, Lake Bell, Alexandra Shipp, Jaime King, Rumer Willis, KiKi Layne, Nikki Reed and Ian Somerhalder, Justin Baldoni and Emily Baldoni, Madelaine Petsch, Ashley Madekwe, and many more.
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During the program remarks, Oscar-winning producer and WIF President Emeritus Cathy Schulman talked about ReFrame, a collaboration between WIF, Sundance Institute and more than 60 Hollywood leaders, to create a formal action plan to further gender equity in the media industry. Schulman encouraged the packed room to ask for the ‘ReFrame Stamp’ on their films and television shows, which serves as a mark of distinction for projects that have demonstrated success in gender-balanced films based on criteria developed by ReFrame in consultation with ReFrame Ambassadors, producers and other industry experts.
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Co-host of the evening, Costume Designer Sandy Powell led the toast to honor her fellow female nominees. Nearly 40 of the female nominees were in attendance and joined Powell and Schulman on-stage for a group photo.
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Kate Bosworth then raised a glass of Prosecco to the launch of the Chloe Wine Collection and Women In Film She Directed campaign, a contest spotlighting female filmmakers.
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The female Oscar nominees in attendance included the following: Ai-Ling Lee (Sound Editing & Sound Mixing, First Man), Alexandra Byrne (Costume Design, Mary Queen of Scots), Alice Felton (Production Design, The Favourite), Alison Snowden (Animated Short Film, Animal Behaviour), Betsy West (Documentary Feature, RGB), Becky Neiman-Cobb (Animated Short Film, Bao), Ceci Dempsey (Best Picture, The Favourite), Deborah Davis (Original Screenplay, The Favourite), Diane Quon (Documentary Feature, Minding the Gap), Diane Warren (Music Written for Motion Pictures (Original Song), RGB), Domee Shi (Animated Short Film, Bao), Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi (Documentary Feature, Free Solo), Fiona Crombie (Production Design, The Favourite), Gabriela Rodriguez (Best Picture, Roma) and Glenn Close (Actress in a Leading Role, The Wife).
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Additional nominees included Jaime Ray Newman (Live Action Short Film, Skin), Joslyn Barnes (Documentary Feature, Hale Country This Morning, This Evening), Julie Cohen (Documentary Feature, RGB), Kate Biscoe (Makeup and Hairstyling, Vice), Louise Bagnall (Animated Short Film, Late Afternoon), Lynette Howell Taylor (Best Picture, A Star Is Born), Maria Gracia Turgeon (Live Action Short Film, Fauve), Marianne Farley (Live Action Short Film, Marguerite), Marie-Hélène Panisset (Live Action Short Film, Marguerite), Marina de Tavira (Actress in a Supporting Role, Roma) and Mary Zophres (Costume Design, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs).
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Rounding out the nominees in attendance were Melissa Berton (Documentary Short Subject, Period. End of Sentence.), Mildred Iatrou Morgan (Sound Editing, First Man), Nicole Paradis Grindle (Animated Feature Film, Incredibles 2), Nuria González Blanco (Animated Short Film, Late Afternoon), Pamela Goldammer (Makeup and Hairstyling, Border), Rayka Zehtabchi (Documentary Short Subject, Period. End of Sentence.), Regina King (Actress in a Supporting Role, If Beale Street Could Talk), Shannon Dill (Documentary Feature, Free Solo), Su Kim (Documentary Feature, Hale Country This Morning, This Evening), and Yalitza Aparicio (Actress in a Leading Role, Roma).
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