Inicia carrera por el Oscar

Ya dio inicio la carrera por obtener el Oscar por parte de los grandes estudios cinematográficos de Hollywood, y Walt Disney Studios no podía quedarse atrás. Mediante el sitio web http://waltdisneystudiosawards.com, Walt Disney Studios informa de los proyectos animados que ha puesto a consideración de la Academia de Ciencias y Artes Cinematográficas de Estados Unidos para contender en las categorías en las que, según el estudio, tiene oportunidades de salir victorioso este 24 de febrero del 2013, día que se llevará a cabo la entrega número 85 de la preciada estatuilla. La ceremonia será televisada por la cadena ABC.

Los proyectos animados de Walt Disney Studios y las categorías en las que podrían llegar a contender, son:

VALIENTE

• BEST ANIMATED FEATURE
  Mark Andrews / Brenda Chapman


• BEST DIRECTOR
  Mark Andrews / Brenda Chapman


• BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
  Mark Andrews / Steve Purcell / Brenda Chapman / Irene Mecchi
  Story by Brenda Chapman


• BEST FILM EDITING
  Nicholas C. Smith, A.C.E. / Robert Grahamjones, A.C.E.


• BEST ART DIRECTION
  Production Designer: Steve Pilcher


• BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
  Director of Photography: Camera: Robert Anderson
  Director of Photography: Lighting: Danielle Feinberg


• BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
  Supervising Technical Director: Bill Wise Supervising
  Technical Director: Steve May
  Effects Supervisor: David MacCarthy
  Effects Technical Lead: Michael K. O’Brien


• BEST SOUND MIXING
  Re-Recording Mixers: Gary Rydstrom / Tom Johnson
  Original Dialogue Mixer: Bobby Johansen


• BEST SOUND EDITING
  Sound Designer: Gary Rydstrom
  Supervising Sound Editor: Gwendolyn Yates Whittle


• BEST ORIGINAL SONG
  “Touch the sky”
  Music by Alex Mandel
  Lyrics by Mark Andrews / Alex Mandel
  Performed by Julie Fowlis


• BEST ORIGINAL SONG
  “Learn me right”
  Music and lyrics by Mumford & Sons
  Performed by Birdy / Mumford & Sons


• BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
  Patrick Doyle

FRANKENWEENIE

• BEST ANIMATED FEATURE
  Tim Burton / Allison Abbate


• BEST DIRECTOR
  Tim Burton


• BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
  John August
  Based on a screenplay by Lenny Ripps
  Based on an idea by Tim Burton


• BEST FILM EDITING
  Chris Lebenzon, A.C.E. / Mark Solomon


• BEST ART DIRECTION
  Production Designer: Rick Heinrichs


• BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
  Peter Sorg


• BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
  Visual Effects Supervisor: Tim Ledbury


• BEST SOUND MIXING
  Re-Recording Mixers: Michael Semanick / Tom Johnson / Christopher Boyes 


• BEST SOUND EDITING
  Supervising Sound Editor: Oliver Tarney


• BEST ORIGINAL SONG
  “Strange love”
  Written by Karen Orzolek
  Performed by Karen O


• BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
  Danny Elfman

PAPERMAN. AVIONES DE PAPEL

• BEST ANIMATED SHORT
  John Kahrs

RALPH EL DEMOLEDOR

• BEST ANIMATED FEATURE
  Rich Moore


• BEST DIRECTOR
  Rich Moore


• BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
  Original Story by Rich Moore / Phil Johnston / Jim Reardon
  Screenplay by Phil Johnston / Jennifer Lee


• BEST FILM EDITING
  Tim Mertens


• BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
  Director of Photography - Lighting: Adolph Lusinsky
  Director of Photography - Camera: Rob Dressel


• BEST ART DIRECTION
  Art Director: Mike Gabriel
  Co-Art Director: Ian Gooding


• BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
  Supervising Technical Director: Scott Kersavage (VFX Supervisor)
  Effects Supervisors: David Hutchins / Cesar Velazquez


• BEST SOUND MIXING
  Re-Recording Mixers: David E. Fluhr / C.A.S. / Gary Rizzo
  Original Dialogue Mixer: Gabriel Guy / Doc Kane / Bill Higley


• BEST SOUND EDITING
  Sound Designer: Gary Rydstrom
  Supervising Sound Editor: Frank Eulner


• BEST ORIGINAL SONG
  “When can I see you again?”
  Written by Adam Young / Matthew Thiessen
  Performed by Owl City


• BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
  Henry Jackman