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Oscar Scorecard 0 0 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8 OSCAR SCORECARD 8 9 9 10 10 11 PICTURE DOCUMENTARY SOUND EDITING 11 12 American Sniper SHORT SUBJECT American Sniper 12 13 Crisis Hotline: Alan Robert Murray and 13 Birdman or (The Unexpected 14 Veterans Press 1 Bub Asman 14 Virtue of Ignorance) 15 Ellen Goosenberg Kent Birdman or (The Unexpected 15 16 Boyhood and Dana Perry Virtue of Ignorance) 16 17 The Grand Budapest Hotel Joanna Martin Hernández and 17 Aneta Kopacz Aaron Glascock 18 18 The Imitation Game Our Curse The Hobbit: The Battle of 19 19 Selma Tomasz Šliwiñski and the Five Armies 20 Maciej Šlesicki 20 The Theory of Everything Brent Burge and Jason Canovas 21 The Reaper (La Parka) Interstellar 21 22 Whiplash Gabriel Serra Arguello Richard King 22 23 White Earth Unbroken 23 24 ACTOR IN A LEADING ROLE J. Christian Jensen Becky Sullivan and 24 25 Steve Carell Andrew DeCristofaro 25 FILM EDITING 26 Foxcatcher 26 SOUND MIXING 27 Bradley Cooper American Sniper 27 American Sniper Joel Cox and Gary D. Roach 28 American Sniper 28 Benedict Cumberbatch Boyhood John Reitz, Gregg Rudloff 29 29 The Imitation Game Sandra Adair and Walt Martin 30 30 Michael Keaton The Grand Budapest Hotel Birdman or (The Unexpected 31 Birdman or (The Unexpected Barney Pilling Virtue of Ignorance) 31 32 Virtue of Ignorance) The Imitation Game Jon Taylor, Frank A. Montaño 32 33 Eddie Redmayne William Goldenberg and Thomas Varga 33 34 The Theory of Everything Whiplash Interstellar 34 Gary A. Rizzo, Gregg Landaker 35 Tom Cross 35 and Mark Weingarten 36 ACTRESS 36 IN A LEADING ROLE FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM Unbroken 37 Jon Taylor, Frank A. Montaño 37 Marion Cotillard 38 Ida and David Lee 38 Two Days, One Night Poland; directed by 39 Whiplash 39 Felicity Jones Pawel Pawlikowski Craig Mann, Ben Wilkins 40 The Theory of Everything 40 Leviathan and Thomas Curley 41 Julianne Moore Russia; directed by 41 42 Still Alice Andrey Zvyagintsev 42 VISUAL EFFECTS 43 Rosamund Pike Tangerines 43 Captain America: 44 Gone Girl Estonia; directed by 44 The Winter Soldier Reese Witherspoon Zaza Urushadze 45 Dan DeLeeuw, Russell Earl, 45 Wild Timbuktu 46 Bryan Grill and Dan Sudick 46 Mauritania; directed by 47 Abderrahmane Sissako Dawn of the Planet 47 ACTOR of the Apes 48 Wild Tales 48 IN A SUPPORTING ROLE Joe Letteri, Dan Lemmon, Daniel 49 Argentina; directed by 49 Robert Duvall Barrett, and Erik Winquist 50 Damián Szifron 50 The Judge Guardians of the Galaxy 51 Ethan Hawke Stephane Ceretti, Nicolas 51 52 Boyhood MAKEUP AND Aithadi, Jonathan Fawkner 52 HAIRSTYLING 53 Edward Norton and Paul Corbould 53 54 Birdman or (The Unexpected Foxcatcher Interstellar 54 Bill Corso and Dennis Liddiard 55 Virtue of Ignorance) Paul Franklin, Andrew Lockley, 55 The Grand Budapest Hotel Ian Hunter, and Scott Fisher 56 Mark Ruffalo 56 Foxcatcher Frances Hannon and X-Men: Days of Future Past 57 Mark Coulier 57 J.K. Simmons Richard Stammers, Lou 58 58 Whiplash Guardians of the Galaxy Pecora, Tim Crosbie, and 59 Elizabeth Yianni-Georgiou Cameron Waldbauer 59 and David White 60 ACTRESS 60 61 IN A SUPPORTING ROLE ADAPTED SCREENPLAY 61 MUSIC ORIGINAL SCORE 62 Patricia Arquette American Sniper 62 63 Boyhood The Grand Budapest Hotel Written by Jason Hall 63 Alexandre Desplat 64 Laura Dern The Imitation Game 64 The Imitation Game Written by Graham Moore 65 Wild 65 Alexandre Desplat Inherent Vice 66 Keira Knightley 66 The Imitation Game Interstellar Written for the screen by Paul 67 Hans Zimmer Thomas Anderson 67 Emma Stone 68 68 Birdman or (The Unexpected Mr. Turner The Theory of Everything 69 Virtue of Ignorance) Gary Yershon Screenplay by Anthony 69 McCarten 70 Meryl Streep The Theory of Everything 70 71 Into the Woods Jóhann Jóhannsson Whiplash 71 Written by Damien Chazelle 72 72 MUSIC ORIGINAL SONG 73 ANIMATED FEATURE FILM 73 ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY 74 Big Hero 6 “Everything Is Awesome” 74 from The LEGO Movie Birdman or (The Unexpected 75 Don Hall, Chris Williams, 75 and Roy Conli Music and Lyric by Shawn Virtue of Ignorance) 76 Patterson Written by Alejandro G. Iñárritu, 76 The Boxtrolls 77 Nicolás Giacobone, Alexander 77 Anthony Stacchi, Graham “Glory” from Selma Dinelaris, Jr., and Armando Bo 78 Annable, and Travis Knight Music and Lyric by John 78 Stephens and Lonnie Lynn Boyhood 79 How to Train Your Dragon 2 79 Written by Richard Linklater 80 Dean DeBlois and “Grateful” from Beyond 80 the Lights 81 Bonnie Arnold Foxcatcher 81 Music and Lyric by Diane Warren Written by E. Max Frye and Song of the Sea 82 Dan Futterman 82 Tomm Moore and Paul Young “I’m Not Gonna Miss You” 83 from Glen Campbell... The Grand Budapest Hotel 83 The Tale of the 84 I’ll Be Me Screenplay by Wes Anderson; 84 Princess Kaguya Music and Lyric by Glen Story by Wes Anderson and 85 Isao Takahata and 85 Campbell and Julian Raymond Hugo Guinness 86 Yoshiaki Nishimura 86 87 “Lost Stars” from Nightcrawler 87 Begin Again Written by Dan Gilroy 88 CINEMATOGRAPHY Music and Lyric by Gregg 88 89 Birdman or (The Unexpected Alexander and Danielle 89 90 Virtue of Ignorance) Brisebois 90 91 Emmanuel Lubezki 91 92 The Grand Budapest Hotel PRODUCTION DESIGN 92 Robert Yeoman 93 The Grand Budapest Hotel 93 Ida 94 Adam Stockhausen (Production 94 Lukasz Zal and Ryszard Design); Anna Pinnock 95 95 Lenczewski (Set Decoration) 96 96 Mr. Turner The Imitation Game 97 Dick Pope Maria Djurkovic (Production 97 98 Unbroken Design); Tatiana Macdonald 98 99 Roger Deakins (Set Decoration) 99 100 Interstellar 100 COSTUME DESIGN Nathan Crowley (Production 101 101 The Grand Budapest Hotel Design); Gary Fettis 102 (Set Decoration) 102 Milena Canonero 103 103 Inherent Vice Into the Woods 104 Mark Bridges Dennis Gassner (Production 104 105 Design); Anna Pinnock TRACKING FILMS 105 Into the Woods (Set Decoration) 106 Colleen Atwood WITH MOST 106 Mr. Turner 107 NOMINATIONS 107 Maleficent Suzie Davies (Production 108 Anna B. Sheppard 108 Design); Charlotte Watts THE GRAND 109 Mr. Turner (Set Decoration) 109 110 Jacqueline Durran BUDAPEST HOTEL 110 111 SHORT FILM ANIMATED 111 DIRECTING 112 The Bigger Picture 112 113 Birdman or (The Unexpected Daisy Jacobs and BIRDMAN OR 113 Virtue of Ignorance) 114 Christopher Hees 114 Alejandro G. Iñárritu (THE UNEXPECTED AMERICAN HUSTLE 115 The Dam Keeper 115 Boyhood VIRTUE OF IGNORANCE) 116 Robert Kondo and Dice 116 Richard Linklater Tsutsumi 117 117 Foxcatcher Feast 118 Bennett Miller GRAVITY 118 Patrick Osborne and THE IMITATION GAME 119 The Grand Budapest Hotel Kristina Reed 119 120 Wes Anderson Me and My Moulton 120 121 The Imitation Game Torill Kove 12 YEARS A SLAVE 121 Morten Tyldum 122 A Single Life AMERICAN SNIPER 122 123 Joris Oprins 123 DOCUMENTARY FEATURE 124 124 SHORT FILM LIVE ACTION CAPTAIN PHILLIPS 125 Citizenfour 125 Laura Poitras, Mathilde BOYHOOD 126 Aya 126 Bonnefoy and Dirk Wilutzky Oded Binnun and Mihal Brezis 127 DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 127 Finding Vivian Maier Boogaloo and Graham 128 John Maloof and Charlie Siskel Michael Lennox and THE THEORY OF 128 129 Last Days in Vietnam Ronan Blaney EVERYTHING NEBRASKA 129 130 Rory Kennedy and 130 Butter Lamp (La Lampe Keven McAlester 131 au Beurre de Yak) WHIPLASH 131 132 The Salt of the Earth Hu Wei and Julien Féret THE WOLF OF WALL STREET 132 Wim Wenders, Juliano Ribeiro 133 Salgado, and David Rosier Parvaneh 133 134 Talkhon Hamzavi and FOXCATCHER HER 134 Virunga Stefan Eichenberger 135 Orlando von Einsiedel 135 The Phone Call 136 and Joanna Natasegara 136 Mat Kirkby and James Lucas 137 137 138 138 139 139 140 140.
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