The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences' board of governors has announced several major changes coming to future broadcasts of The Oscars, including a popular film award, a shorter broadcast time and an earlier date for future shows.
This news broke via a message to official Academy members, with the board of governors announcing three key changes to the show, along with re-electing famed cinematographer John Bailey as its president.
The first change is that the board will do everything possible to keep the show at a consumable three-hour broadcast. This will be achieved by honoring all 24 award categories by presenting them live in the Dolby Theater, but some less popular awards will be shown during commercial breaks. These moments that aren't initially broadcasted will be edited and aired later in the broadcast, presumably after the three hour mark has been reached.
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This news broke via a message to official Academy members, with the board of governors announcing three key changes to the show, along with re-electing famed cinematographer John Bailey as its president.
The first change is that the board will do everything possible to keep the show at a consumable three-hour broadcast. This will be achieved by honoring all 24 award categories by presenting them live in the Dolby Theater, but some less popular awards will be shown during commercial breaks. These moments that aren't initially broadcasted will be edited and aired later in the broadcast, presumably after the three hour mark has been reached.
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