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2020 New Members.Pdf WEDNESDAY JULY 1 2020 arlier this year, Parasite rewrote history by becoming E the first non-English language film to win Best Picture. The moment served as a fitting culmination to a five- year effort to diversify our organization and expand our definition of the “best.” Since 2015, we have tripled the number of members from underrepresented communities, doubled the number of women and nearly tripled the number of international members within our ranks. We are proud of these accomplishments, but our efforts are far from over. Our goals with Aperture 2025 are to further the dialogue and challenge our history to create a more equitable and inclusive community. Now, we are thrilled to invite 819 new members to the Academy and look forward to their contributions to our shared future. The Academy Cast and crew of PARASITE celebrate their historic night. ACADEMY BRANCHES ACTORS CASTING DIRECTORS CINEMATOGRAPHERS COSTUME DESIGNERS DIRECTORS DOCUMENTARY EXECUTIVES FILM EDITORS MAKEUP ARTISTS AND HAIRSTYLISTS MARKETING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS MUSIC PRODUCERS PRODUCTION DESIGN SHORT FILMS AND FEATURE ANIMATION SOUND VISUAL EFFECTS WRITERS MEMBERS-AT-LARGE ASSOCIATES ZENDAYA COLEMAN (ACTORS) 5 2020 GLOBAL MEMBERSHIP AT A GLANCE 819 NEW MEMBERS 68 COUNTRIES SINCE 2015, THE ACADEMY HAS NEARLY TRIPLED THE NUMBER OF INTERNATIONAL MEMBERS FROM 724 TO 2107 ACADEMY AWARD KEY * Academy Award Nominee ** Academy Award Winner ** Scientific and Technical Award Recipient 7 NEW ACADEMY MEMBERS ACTORS Yalitza Aparicio * Mackenzie Davis Roma Terminator: Dark Fate Tully Awkwafina The Farewell Ana de Armas Crazy Rich Asians Knives Out Blade Runner 2049 Zazie Beetz Joker Kaitlyn Dever High Flying Bird Booksmart Detroit Alia Bhatt Gully Boy Cynthia Erivo *(Dual Invitee) Raazi Harriet Widows Bobby Cannavale The Irishman Pierfrancesco Favino The Station Agent The Traitor Rush Choi Woo-Shik Parasite Beanie Feldstein The Divine Fury Booksmart Lady Bird Zendaya Coleman Spider-Man: Far from Home Zack Gottsagen ROMA (2018) The Greatest Showman The Peanut Butter Falcon Yalitza Aparicio, Academy Award nominee for Actress in a Leading Role Tyne Daly David Gyasi The Ballad of Buster Scruggs Maleficent: Mistress of Evil Spider-Man: Homecoming Interstellar 9 NEW ACADEMY MEMBERS ACTORS Adèle Haenel Eva Longoria Niecy Nash Lakeith Stanfield Portrait of a Lady on Fire Overboard Downsizing Knives Out BPM (Beats Per Minute) Harsh Times Selma Sorry to Bother You Kelvin Harrison Jr. Natasha Lyonne Genevieve Nnaji Yul Vazquez Waves Honey Boy Lionheart Gringo Luce American Pie Road to Yesterday Last Flag Flying Brian Tyree Henry Tzi Ma Park So-Dam John David Washington If Beale Street Could Talk The Farewell Parasite BlacKkKlansman Widows Arrival The Priests Monsters and Men Huang Jue George MacKay Teyonah Parris Olivia Wilde Long Day’s Journey into Night 1917 If Beale Street Could Talk Meadowland The Lady in the Portrait Captain Fantastic Chi-Raq Rush Jang Hye-Jin Tim McGraw Florence Pugh * Constance Wu Parasite Country Strong Little Women Hustlers Poetry The Blind Side Lady Macbeth Crazy Rich Asians Jo Yeo-Jeong Thomasin McKenzie Hrithik Roshan Wu Jing Parasite Jojo Rabbit Super 30 The Wandering Earth The Target Leave No Trace Jodhaa Akbar Wolf Warrior James Saito Udo Kier Ben Mendelsohn Zhao Tao Always Be My Maybe The Painted Bird Ready Player One Ash Is Purest White Big Eyes Shadow of the Vampire Animal Kingdom Mountains May Depart Lee Jung-Eun Rob Morgan Alexander Siddig Parasite Just Mercy Cairo Time Okja Mudbound Syriana 11 NEW ACADEMY MEMBERS CASTING DIRECTORS Orit Azoulay Camilla-Valentine Isola Magdalena Szwarcbart The Kindergarten Teacher The Man Who Killed Don Quixote Cold War The Band’s Visit Goya’s Ghosts Schindler’s List Libia Batista Tess Joseph Toshie Tabata Eres Tú Papá? Aladdin Shoplifters Viva Lion Tokyo Tribe Javier Braier Julia Kim Sarah Teper The Two Popes The Last Black Man in San Francisco BPM (Beats Per Minute) Wild Tales Starlet Eastern Boys Anja Dihrberg Eva Leira Hila Yuval A Hidden Life Pain and Glory A Tale of Love and Darkness Clouds of Sils Maria Biutiful Beaufort Leïla Fournier Kirsty McGregor BPM (Beats Per Minute) Lion Eastern Boys Animal Kingdom Timka Grin Yesi Ramirez With Mom The Hate U Give In the Land of Blood and Honey Moonlight Des Hamilton Yolanda Serrano Jojo Rabbit Pain and Glory Melancholia Biutiful Carla Hool Nandini Shrikent A Better Life Gully Boy Sin Nombre Life of Pi JOJO RABBIT (2019) 13 NEW ACADEMY MEMBERS CINEMATOGRAPHERS Todd Banhazl Trent Opaloch Blow the Man Down Avengers: Endgame Hustlers District 9 Jarin Blaschke * Larkin Seiple The Lighthouse Luce The Witch Kin Nicola Daley Ken Seng Pin Cushion Terminator: Dark Fate I Am a Girl Deadpool Óscar Faura Vladimír Smutný Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom The Painted Bird The Imitation Game Kolya Takeshi Hamada Jörg Widmer Sakura Guardian in the North A Hidden Life Departures Pina Chayse Irvin Jasper Wolf BlacKkKlansman Instinct Hannah Monos Ron Johanson Katsumi Yanagijima Freedom Battle Royale THE LIGHTHOUSE (2019) The Woman Inside Dear Doctor Jarin Blaschke, Academy Award nominee for Cinematography Polly Morgan Lucy in the Sky The Truth about Emanuel 15 NEW ACADEMY MEMBERS COSTUME DESIGNERS Massimo Cantini Parrini Eimer Ní Mhaoldomhnaigh Dogman Love & Friendship Tale of Tales Becoming Jane Choi Seyeon Dayna Pink Parasite Bumblebee 13 Okja Seeking a Friend for the End of the World Lisy Christl * White House Down Dorota Roqueplo BRANCHES INVITED THE MAJORITY OF THEIR CANDIDATES Anonymous Hiszpanka FROM INTERNATIONAL REGIONS The Mill and the Cross Caroline De Vivaise Shadow of the Vampire Judy Shrewsbury ACTORS Germinal High Life CASTING DIRECTORS Let the Sunshine In Nicoletta Ercole CINEMATOGRAPHERS Letters to Juliet Amy Westcott COSTUME DESIGNERS Under the Tuscan Sun Black Swan DIRECTORS The Wrestler DOCUMENTARY Catherine George FILM EDITORS Okja Denise Wingate Snowpiercer Live Free or Die Hard MAKEUP ARTISTS AND HAIRSTYLISTS Wedding Crashers MUSIC Danielle Hollowell PRODUCERS Girls Trip SHORT FILMS AND FEATURE ANIMATION Undercover Brother VISUAL EFFECTS Neeta Lulla WRITERS Jodhaa Akbar Devdas 2020 MEMBERSHIP AT A GLANCE 17 NEW ACADEMY MEMBERS DIRECTORS Ali Abbasi Sebastián Cordero Border Europa Report Shelley Crónicas Levan Akin Terence Davies And Then We Danced The House of Mirth The Circle The Long Day Closes Francesca Archibugi Sophie Deraspe A Question of the Heart Antigone Tomorrow A Gay Girl in Damascus: The Amina Profile Ari Aster Midsommar Mati Diop (Dual Invitee) Hereditary Atlantics A Thousand Suns Icíar Bolláin Even the Rain Robert Eggers Take My Eyes The Lighthouse The Witch Kat Candler Hellion Luis Estrada Jumping off Bridges The Perfect Dictatorship Herod’s Law Felipe Cazals El Año de la Peste Sydney Freeland HONEYLAND (2019) Canoa: A Shameful Memory Deidra & Laney Rob a Train Tamara Kotevska, Academy Award nominee for Documentary Feature Drunktown’s Finest Ljubo Stefanov, Academy Award nominee for Documentary Feature Cristina Comencini Latin Lover Bette Gordon Don’t Tell Handsome Harry Variety 19 NEW ACADEMY MEMBERS DIRECTORS Maggie Greenwald John H. 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Don’t They? Xilunguine, the Promised Land Warzone (If You’re a Girl) Camp Victory, Afghanistan Nels Bangerter Almudena Carracedo Laura Coxson Cameraperson The Silence of Others The Proposal Paz Encina Let the Fire Burn Made in L.A. Iris Memory Exercises Paraguayan Hammock 23 NEW ACADEMY MEMBERS DOCUMENTARY Ali Essafi Tala Hadid Sheikhates Blues House in the Fields Général, Nous Voilà! Windsleepers Ina Fichman Amelia Hapsari The Oslo Diaries Rising in Silence The Wanted 18 Fight like Ahok David France John Haptas * The Death and Life of Marsha P.
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