Clayton Davis The film academy announced its nominations on Monday, and with it, the first concrete details about the 93rd ceremony, including utilizing Los Angeles’ Union Station as a venue, after being forced to relocate due to pandemic restrictions.
Variety has obtained an exclusive letter that was sent to all Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences members from Academy President David Rubin detailing how the ceremony will be held.The academy will not hold any in-person events, including nominations screenings, the annual nominees luncheon or other programming.
In addition, the only people who will be allowed to attend the Oscars will be the nominees themselves, their guests and the ceremony’s presenters.
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