Not to steal the DGA's thunder, but for some reason I decided today would be the perfect day to announce the nominees for the Eighth Annual Hollmann Awards! You've seen the Top 24, you've stewed over the Longlists -- now, prepare to be scandalized (or not -- I'm not the most unpredictable).
Like last year, the categories are presented in the order in which I figured them out, with the exception of Best Picture, which of course is all the way at the end. And, of course, this is a graphics-heavy post, so get ready.
The nominees are...after the jump.
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Ender's Game
Yves De Bono, special effects supervisor
Tom Woodruff, Jr., alien creature effects
Matthew E. Butler/Sue Rowe, visual effects supervisor
Charles-Felix Chabert/Hiroshi Tsubokawa - effects animation supervisor
Nick Epstein/Dusan Strugar/Hanzhi Tang, CG supervisor
Gravity
Neil Corbould, special effects supervisor
Tim Webber, visual effects supervisor
David Shirk, animation director
Chris Lawrence, CG supervisor
Man of Steel
Allen Hall, special effects supervisor
John "DJ" DesJardin/Dan Lemmon/Guillaume Rocheron/Ged Wright, visual effects supervisor
Daniel Barrett/Neil Glasbey/Daryl Sawchuk, animation supervisor
Rick Leary, CG supervisor
Pacific Rim
Rocco Larizza/Clay Pinney, special effects supervisor
John Knoll/James E. Price, visual effects supervisor
Hal Hickel, animation supervisor
Tim Belsher/Pat Conran/John H. Han/Ryan Hopkins/David Meny/Victor Schutz, CG supervisor
This is the End
Kevin Harris, special effects coordinator
Eric Clement/Jamie Dixon/Paul Linden, visual effects supervisor
Mostafa Badran/Benoit Blouin, CG supervisor
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
American Hustle
Michael Wilkinson
Blue Jasmine
Suzy Berzinger
The Great Gatsby
Catherine Martin
Lee Daniels' The Butler
Ruth E. Carter
The Wolf of Wall Street
Sandy Powell
BEST ORIGINAL SONG
All is Lost - "Amen"
music and lyrics by Alexander Ebert
Black Nativity - "He Loves Me Still"
music and lyrics by Raphael Saadiq/Taura Stinson/Darien Dorsey
Frozen - "Let It Go"
music by Robert Lopez
lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez
lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez
The Great Gatsby - "Young and Beautiful"
music and lyrics by Lana Del Rey/Rick Howels
Oblivion - "Oblivion"
music and lyrics by Anthony Gonzalez/Susanne Sundfor
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
12 Years a Slave
John Ridley, from the book by Solomon Northup
Lee Daniels' The Butler
Danny Strong, from the article "A Butler Well Served by This Election" by Wil Haygood
Pain and Gain
Christopher Markus/Stephen McFeely, from magazine articles by Pete Collins
This is the End
Evan Goldberg/Seth Rogen, from the short film "Jay and Seth vs. the Apocalypse" by Evan Goldberg/Seth Rogen/Jason Stone
The Wolf of Wall Street
Terence Winter, from the book by Jordan Belfort
BEST EDITING
12 Years a Slave
Joe Walker
All is Lost
Pete Beaudreau
Blackfish
Gabriella Cowperthwaite/Eli B. Despres
Spring Breakers
Douglas Crise
Upstream Color
Shane Carruth/David Lowery
BEST SOUND
12 Years a Slave
Gary Day/Kirk Francis/A. Josh Reinhardt, sound mixer
Shayne Brown/Leslie Shatz, sound re-recording mixer
Jon Vogl, sound re-recording mixer/sound effects editor
Ryan Collins, sound re-recording mixer/supervising sound editor
Robert Jackson, supervising sound editor
All is Lost
Gillian Arthur/Micah Bloomberg, sound mixer
Steve Boeddeker, sound designer/sound re-recording mixer/supervising sound editor
Brandon Proctor, sound re-recording mixer/sound editor
Richard Hymns, supervising sound editor
Berberian Sound Studio
Stevie Haywood, sound mixer
Doug Cooper/Markus Moll, sound re-recording mixer
Joakim Sundstrom, supervising sound editor
Christer Melen, sound effects editor
Gabor Erdelyi/Clive Graham/Tim Kirby/Steve Stapleton/Tamas Szekely, sound effects
Spring Breakers
Gregory H. Watkins, sound re-recording mixer
Aaron Glascock, sound designer/sound re-recording mixer/supervising sound editor
Byron Wilson, supervising sound editor
Derek Vanderhorst, sound effects editor
Upstream Color
Pete Horner, sound editor/sound mixer
Johnny Marshall, sound designer
Chad Chance, production sound
BEST ENSEMBLE
12 Years a Slave
Francine Maisler
American Hustle
Lindsay Graham/Mary Vernieu
Frances Ha
Douglas Aibel
Spring Breakers
Laray Mayfield
This is the End
Francine Maisler
BEST ORIGINAL SCORE
All is Lost
Alexander Ebert
Lee Daniels' The Butler
Rodrigo Leao
The Lords of Salem
Griffin Boice/John 5
Spring Breakers
Cliff Martinez/Skrillex
Upstream Color
Shane Carruth
BEST MAKEUP
All is Lost
Leo Corey Castellano, makeup department head
Laine Trzinski, hair department head
American Hustle
Evelyne Noraz, makeup department head
Trish Seeney, makeup supervisor
Wesley Wofford, prosthetic makeup design/application for Robert DeNiro
Kathrine Gordon, department head hair stylist
Lori McCoy-Bell, personal hair stylist for Bradley Cooper
Amanda Miller, wig maker
Stacey Butterworth, wigs for Jennifer Lawrence
Evil Dead
Patrick Baxter, prosthetics supervisor
Roger Murray, prosthetics designer
Kevin Carter, special effects contact lenses
C.J. Goldman, special makeup effects artist
Jane O'Kane, hair designer/makeup designer
Lee Daniels' The Butler
Debra Denson, makeup department head/makeup designer
Beverly Jo Pryor, makeup department head
Matthew W. Mungle/Clinton Wayne, prosthetic makeup designer
Candace Neal, hair department head
The Lords of Salem
Wayne Toth, creature/makeup effects department head
Justin Stafford, wig maker
BEST DIRECTOR
Woody Allen
Blue Jasmine
Shane Carruth
Upstream Color
J.C. Chandor
All is Lost
Harmony Korine
Spring Breakers
Steve McQueen
12 Years a Slave
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
All is Lost
John P. Goldsmith, production designer
Marco Niro, art director
Ramirez Gabriela, set decorator
Frances Ha
Sam Lisenco, production designer
The Great Gatsby
Catherine Martin, production designer
Ian Gracie, supervising art director
Beverley Dunn, set decorator
Her
K.K. Barrett, production designer
Austin Gorg, art director
Gene Serdena, set decorator
Prisoners
Patrice Vermette, production designer
Paul Kelly, art director
Frank Galline, set decorator
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Blue Jasmine
Woody Allen
Frances Ha
Noah Baumbach/Greta Gerwig
Her
Spike Jonze
Inside Llewyn Davis
Ethan Coen/Joel Coen
Wadjda
Haifaa al-Mansour
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Paul Dano as Alex Jones
Prisoners
Michael Fassbender as Edwin Epps
12 Years a Slave
James Franco as Alien
Spring Breakers
James Gandolfini as Albert
Enough Said
Ed Harris as Ed DuBois
Pain and Gain
BEST ACTRESS
Amy Adams as Sydney Prosser, alias Lady Edith Greenley
American Hustle
Cate Blanchett as Jasmine
Blue Jasmine
Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Eva
Enough Said
Waad Mohammed as Wadjda
Wadjda
Meryl Streep as Violet Weston
August: Osage County
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
12 Years a Slave
Sean Bobbitt
Ain't Them Bodies Saints
Bradford Young
All is Lost
Frank G. DeMarco/Peter Zuccarini
The Lords of Salem
Brandon Trost
Prisoners
Roger Deakins
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Meg Foster as Margaret Morgan
The Lords of Salem
Judy Geeson as Lacy Doyle
The Lords of Salem
Naomie Harris as Winnie Mandela
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Sally Hawkins as Ginger
Blue Jasmine
Sarah Paulson as Mistress Epps
12 Years a Slave
BEST PICTURE
12 Years a Slave
Dede Gardner / Anthony Katagas / Jeremy Kleiner / Steve McQueen / Arnon Milchan / Brad Pitt / Bill Pohlad
All is Lost
Neal Dodson / Anna Gerb / Justin Nappi / Teddy Schwarzman
Blue Jasmine
Letty Aronson / Stephen Tenenbaum / Edward Wilson
The Lords of Salem
Jason Blum / Andy Gould / Oren Peli / Steven Schneider / Rob Zombie
Spring Breakers
Charles-Marie Anthonioz / Jordan Gertner / Chris Hanley / David Zander
All is Lost
John P. Goldsmith, production designer
Marco Niro, art director
Ramirez Gabriela, set decorator
Frances Ha
Sam Lisenco, production designer
The Great Gatsby
Catherine Martin, production designer
Ian Gracie, supervising art director
Beverley Dunn, set decorator
Her
K.K. Barrett, production designer
Austin Gorg, art director
Gene Serdena, set decorator
Prisoners
Patrice Vermette, production designer
Paul Kelly, art director
Frank Galline, set decorator
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Blue Jasmine
Woody Allen
Frances Ha
Noah Baumbach/Greta Gerwig
Her
Spike Jonze
Inside Llewyn Davis
Ethan Coen/Joel Coen
Wadjda
Haifaa al-Mansour
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Paul Dano as Alex Jones
Prisoners
Michael Fassbender as Edwin Epps
12 Years a Slave
James Franco as Alien
Spring Breakers
James Gandolfini as Albert
Enough Said
Ed Harris as Ed DuBois
Pain and Gain
BEST ACTRESS
Amy Adams as Sydney Prosser, alias Lady Edith Greenley
American Hustle
Cate Blanchett as Jasmine
Blue Jasmine
Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Eva
Enough Said
Waad Mohammed as Wadjda
Wadjda
Meryl Streep as Violet Weston
August: Osage County
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
12 Years a Slave
Sean Bobbitt
Ain't Them Bodies Saints
Bradford Young
All is Lost
Frank G. DeMarco/Peter Zuccarini
The Lords of Salem
Brandon Trost
Prisoners
Roger Deakins
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Meg Foster as Margaret Morgan
The Lords of Salem
Judy Geeson as Lacy Doyle
The Lords of Salem
Naomie Harris as Winnie Mandela
Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom
Sally Hawkins as Ginger
Blue Jasmine
Sarah Paulson as Mistress Epps
12 Years a Slave
BEST ACTOR
Casey Affleck as Bob Muldoon
Ain't Them Bodies Saints
Chiwetel Ejiofor as Solomon Northup, aka Platt
Ain't Them Bodies Saints
Chiwetel Ejiofor as Solomon Northup, aka Platt
12 Years a Slave
Oscar Isaac as Llewyn Davis
Inside Llewyn Davis
Joaquin Phoenix as Theodore Twombly
Her
Robert Redford as Our Man
All is Lost
BEST PICTURE
12 Years a Slave
Dede Gardner / Anthony Katagas / Jeremy Kleiner / Steve McQueen / Arnon Milchan / Brad Pitt / Bill Pohlad
All is Lost
Neal Dodson / Anna Gerb / Justin Nappi / Teddy Schwarzman
Blue Jasmine
Letty Aronson / Stephen Tenenbaum / Edward Wilson
The Lords of Salem
Jason Blum / Andy Gould / Oren Peli / Steven Schneider / Rob Zombie
Spring Breakers
Charles-Marie Anthonioz / Jordan Gertner / Chris Hanley / David Zander
[UPDATED: Producers now nominated in Best Picture, as of 1/13/2017]
FYI, 12 Years a Slave and All is Lost are tied for the most nominations, with ten each. Thirty-one individual films are nominated. Shane Carruth has three nominations: Director, Editing and Score.
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