2022 Oscar Predictions

 BY: Weston Swift 








BEST PICTURE 

Winner: THE POWER OF THE DOG

2nd Choice: CODA


ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE

Winner: Will smith

2nd Choice: Benedict Cumberbatch


ACTOR IN A SUPPORTING ROLE

Winner: Troy kotsur

2nd Choice: kodi smit-mcphee


ACTRESS IN A LEADING ROLE

Winner: jessica chastain

2nd Choice: olivia colman


ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE 

Winner: jesse buckley

2nd Choice: ARIANA DEBOSE


ANIMATED FEATURE FILM

Winner: ENCANTO

2nd Choice: THE MITCHELLS VS. THE MACHINE


CINEMATORGRAPHY


Winner: DUNE

2nd Choice: WEST SIDE STORY


COSTUME DESIGN


Winner: CRUELLA

2nd Choice: DUNE


DIRECTING 

Winner: THE POWER OF THE DOG Jane Campion

2nd Choice: LICORICE PIZZA Paul Thomas Anderson


DOCUMENTARY (FEATURE)

Winner: SUMMER OF SOUL (...OR, WHEN THE REVOLUTION COULD NOT BE TELEVISED)

2nd Choice: FLEE


DOCUMENTARY (SHORT)

Winner: THE QUEEN OF BASKETBALL

2nd Choice: WHEN WE WERE BULLIES


FILM EDITING

Winner: DUNE

2nd Choice: THE POWER OF THE DOG


INTERNATIONAL FEATURE FILM 

Winner: DRIVE MY CAR

2nd Choice: THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD


MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING

Winner: CRUELLA

2nd Choice: DUNE


MUSIC (ORIGINAL SCORE)

Winner: DUNE

2nd Choice: ENCANTO


MUSIC (ORIGINAL SONG)

Winner: NO TIME TO DIE
2nd Choice: BE ALIVE


PRODUCTION DESIGN 

Winner: DUNE

2nd Choice: THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH


SHORT FILM (ANIMATED) 

Winner: THE WINDSHIELD WIPER

2nd Choice: AFFAIRS OF THE ART


SHORT FILM (LIVE ACTION) 

Winner: THE LONG GOODBYE

2nd Choice: ON MY MIND


SOUND 

Winner: WEST SIDE STORY

2nd Choice: NO TIME TO DIE


VISUAL EFFECTS

Winner: NO TIME TO DIE

2nd Choice: DUNE


WRITING (ADAPTED SCREENPLAY)

Winner: THE LOST DAUGHTER

2nd Choice: DUNE


WRITING (ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY)

Winner: LICORICE PIZZA

2nd Choice: THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORL

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