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86Th Academy Awards Get Ready for the March 2Nd Telecast with This Printable Ballot 86th Academy Awards Get ready for the March 2nd telecast with this printable ballot. For more Oscars tips and tricks visit save.ca/community. BEST PICTURE BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN ❑ ‘American Hustle’ ❑ ‘American Hustle’ ❑ ‘American Hustle’ ❑ ‘Captain Phillips’ ❑ ‘Blue Jasmine’ ❑ ‘Gravity’ ❑ ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ ❑ ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ ❑ ‘The Great Gatsby’ ❑ ‘Gravity’ ❑ ‘Her’ ❑ ‘Her’ ❑ ‘Her’ ❑ ‘Nebraska’ ❑ ‘12 Years a Slave’ ❑ ‘Nebraska’ ❑ BEST FILM EDITING ‘Philomena’ BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY ❑ ❑ ‘American Hustle’ ‘12 Years a Slave’ ❑ ‘Before Midnight’ ❑ ❑ ‘Captain Phillips’ ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ ❑ ‘Captain Phillips’ ❑ ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ ❑ ‘Philomena’ ❑ ‘Gravity’ BEST DIRECTOR ❑ ‘12 Years a Slave’ ❑ ‘12 Years a Slave’ ❑ David O. Russell, ‘American Hustle’ ❑ ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ ❑ Alfonso Cuarón, ‘Gravity’ ❑ Alexander Payne, ‘Nebraska’ BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY ❑ ❑ Steve McQueen, ‘12 Years a Slave’ BEST COSTUME DESIGN ‘The Grandmaster’ ❑ ❑ Martin Scorsese, ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ ❑ ‘American Hustle’ ‘Gravity’ ❑ ❑ ‘The Grandmaster’ ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ ❑ ‘Nebraska’ BEST ACTOR ❑ ‘The Great Gatsby’ ❑ ‘Prisoners’ ❑ Christian Bale, ‘American Hustle’ ❑ ‘The Invisible Woman’ ❑ Bruce Dern, ‘Nebraska’ ❑ ‘12 Years a Slave’ BEST SOUND EDITING ❑ Leonardo DiCaprio, ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ ❑ ‘All Is Lost’ ❑ Chiwetel Ejiofor, ‘12 Years a Slave’ BEST ORIGINAL SONG ❑ ‘Captain Phillips’ ❑ Matthew McConaughey, ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ ❑ "Happy" From ‘Despicable Me 2’ ❑ ‘Gravity’ ❑ "Let It Go" From ‘Frozen’ ❑ ‘The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug’ BEST ACTRESS ❑ "The Moon Song" From ‘Her’ ❑ ‘Lone Survivor’ ❑ Amy Adams, ‘American Hustle’ ❑ "Ordinary Love" From ‘Mandela: Long ❑ Cate Blanchett, ‘Blue Jasmine’ Walk To Freedom’ BEST SOUND MIXING ❑ Sandra Bullock, ‘Gravity’ ❑ ‘Captain Phillips’ ❑ Judi Dench, ‘Philomena’ BEST ORIGINAL SCORE ❑ ‘Gravity’ ❑ Meryl Streep, ‘August: Osage County’ ❑ John Williams, ‘The Book Thief’ ❑ ‘The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug’ ❑ Steven Price, ‘Gravity’ ❑ ‘Inside Llewyn Davis’ ❑ William Butler and Owen Pallett, ‘Her’ ❑ ‘Lone Survivor’ BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR ❑ Alexandre Desplat, ‘Philomena’ ❑ Barkhad Abdi, ‘Captain Phillips’ ❑ Thomas Newman, ‘Saving Mr. Banks’ BEST VISUAL EFFECTS ❑ Bradley Cooper, ‘American Hustle’ ❑ ‘Gravity’ ❑ Michael Fassbender, ‘12 Years a Slave’ ❑ ‘The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug’ ❑ Jonah Hill, ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’ BEST DOCUMENTARY ❑ ❑ ‘Iron Man 3’ ❑ Jared Leto, ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ ‘The Act of Killing’ ❑ ‘Cutie and the Boxer’ ❑ ‘The Lone Ranger’ ❑ ‘Dirty Wars’ ❑ ‘Star Trek Into Darkness’ BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS ❑ ❑ ‘The Square’ Sally Hawkins, ‘Blue Jasmine’ ❑ BEST SHORT FILM (ANIMATED) ❑ ‘20 Feet From Stardom’ Jennifer Lawrence, ‘American Hustle’ ❑ ‘Feral’ ❑ Lupita Nyong'o, ‘12 Years a Slave’ ❑ ‘Get a Horse!’ ❑ Julia Roberts, ‘August: Osage County’ BEST DOCUMENTARY (SHORT) ❑ ‘Mr. Hublot’ ❑ ❑ June Squibb, ‘Nebraska’ ‘CaveDigger’ ❑ ‘Possessions’ ❑ ‘Facing Fear’ ❑ ‘Room on the Broom’ BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM ❑ ‘Karama Has No Walls’ ❑ ‘The Croods’ ❑ ‘The Lady in Number 6: Music Saved My Life’ BEST SHORT FILM (LIVE ACTION) ❑ ‘Despicable Me 2’ ❑ ‘Prison Terminal: The Last Days of ❑ ‘Aquel No Era Yo (That Wasn't Me)’ ❑ ‘Ernest & Celestine’ Private Jack Hall’ ❑ ‘Avant Que De Tout Perdre (Just Before ❑ ‘Frozen’ Losing Everything)’ ❑ ‘The Wind Rises’ BEST MAKEUP & HAIRSTYLING ❑ ‘Helium’ ❑ ‘Dallas Buyers Club’ ❑ ‘Pitääkö Mun Kaikki Hoitaa? (Do I Have to BEST FOREIGN FILM ❑ ‘Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa’ Take Care of Everything?)’ ❑ ‘The Broken Circle Breakdown’, Belgium ❑ ‘The Lone Ranger’ ❑ ‘The Voorman Problem’ ❑ ‘The Great Beauty’, Italy ❑ ‘The Hunt’, Denmark YOUR NAME: YOUR SCORE: ❑ ‘The Missing Picture’, Cambodia ❑ ‘Omar’, Palestine.
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