Shadan Larki

1 month ago | awardsbuzz.com | Abe Friedtanzer |Shadan Larki |Scott Menzel |Stacey Yvonne

Born and raised in New Jersey, Scott Menzel has been a life-long admirer of all things entertainment. At age five, he fell in love with film and television and was inspired by the work of Steven Spielberg, Robert Zemeckis, John Hughes, and Tim Burton. Scott grew up in a mixed-race household with six adopted brothers. His career as a critic began in 2002 when he started writing reviews for IMDB.

1 month ago | insessionfilm.com | Shadan Larki

InSession Film‘s writers share their final Oscar predictions in all 23 categories. The Academy Awards air on Sunday, March 2, at 7 PM ET/4 PM PT on ABC and Hulu. Anora: Will Bjarnar, Brendan Cassidy, Shaurya Chawla, Shadan Larki, Jacob Mauceri, Lane Mills, Cameron K.

1 month ago | awardsbuzz.com | Abe Friedtanzer |Sari Cohen |Scott Menzel |Shadan Larki

Born and raised in New Jersey, Scott Menzel has been a life-long admirer of all things entertainment. At age five, he fell in love with film and television and was inspired by the work of Steven Spielberg, Robert Zemeckis, John Hughes, and Tim Burton. Scott grew up in a mixed-race household with six adopted brothers. His career as a critic began in 2002 when he started writing reviews for IMDB.

2 months ago | awardsbuzz.com | Shadan Larki

Ted Caplan (Supervising Music Editor), Tod Maitland (Sound Mixer), Paul Massey (Re-Recording Mixer), David Giammarco (Re-Recording Mixer), and Donald Sylvester (Supervising Sound Editor )—the Oscar-nominated sound team behind A Complete Unknown – join Awards Buzz for a wide-ranging conversation that celebrates their work on the James Mangold-directed drama about the music of Bob Dylan (Timothée Chalamet).

2 months ago | awardsbuzz.com | Shadan Larki

Eric Barba won an Academy Award in 2009 for his visual effects work on The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. He returns to the Oscar fold in 2025, nominated as the VFX supervisor for Alien: Romulus. The latest installment in the legendary science fiction franchise is a bit more grounded, grittier, and, dare I say, scarier than its predecessors, requiring Barba and his colleagues to rely heavily on practical effects.