2021 Oscars Predictions

 By: Weston Swift 



actor in a leading role

Winner: CHADWICK BOSEMAN

2nd Choice: STEVEN YEUN


ACTOR IN A supporting ROLE

Winner: DANIEL KALUUYA

2nd Choice: LESLIE ODOM, JR.


ACTress IN A LEADING ROLE

Winner: VIOLA DAVIS

2nd Choice: FRANCES MCDORMAND


ACTRESS IN A supporting ROLE 

Winner: GLENN CLOSE

2nd Choice: YUH-JUNG YOUN


Animated feature film

Winner: Soul

2nd Choice: A SHAUN THE SHEEP MOVIE: FARMAGEDDON


cinematorgraphy


Winner: MANK

2nd Choice: JUDAS AND THE BLACK MESSIAH


costume design


Winner: Alexandra Byrne

2nd Choice: Bina Daigeler


Directing 

Winner: Chloé Zhao

2nd Choice: Lee Isaac Chung


Documentary (feature)

Winner: MY OCTOPUS TEACHER

2nd Choice:  Time


DOCUMENTARY (Short)

Winner: DO NOT SPLIT

2nd Choice:  A LOVE SONG FOR LATISH


Film editing

Winner: SOUND OF METAL

2nd Choice:  THE FATHER


International feature FILM 

Winner: ANOTHER ROUND

2nd Choice:  COLLECTIVE


Makeup And hairstyling

Winner: MA RAINEY'S BLACK BOTTOM

2nd Choice:  EMMA


Music (original score)

Winner: SOUL

2nd Choice:  DA 5 BLOODS


MUSIC (ORIGINAL song)

Winner: SPEAK NOW

2nd Choice:  FIGHT FOR YOU


Best picture 

Winner: NOMADLAND

2nd Choice: MINARI


production design 

Winner: MANK

2nd Choice: TENET


short film (animated) 

Winner: IF ANYTHING HAPPENS I LOVE YOU

2nd Choice: BURROW


SHORT FILM (live action) 

Winner: TWO DISTANT STRANGERS

2nd Choice: THE LETTER ROOM


Sound 

Winner: SOUND OF METAL

2nd Choice: Soul


Visual effects

Winner: TENET

2nd Choice: THE MIDNIGHT SKY


writing (adapted screenplay)

Winner: NOMADLAND

2nd Choice: ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI...


WRITING (original SCREENPLAY)

Winner: PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN

2nd Choice: MINARI

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