And this isn't even including the numerous cities and regions who will give out awards as well. Take a deep breath, because once we hit December 1st, it's awards mania until March 7th.
Tuesday, Dec. 1 – Gotham Awards, Indie Spirit nominations
Thursday, Dec. 3 – National Board of Review Awards announced
Sunday, Dec. 13 – Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards voting (not confirmed), AFI top 10 list unveiled
Monday, Dec. 14 – New York Film Critics Circle voting, Critics Choice Awards noms, WGA TV nominations announced
Tuesday, Dec. 15 – Golden Globe nominations
Thursday, Dec. 17 – SAG Awards nominations
Sunday, Jan. 3 – National Society of Film Critics
Thursday, Jan. 7 – DGA film nominations
Monday, Jan. 11 – WGA film nominations announced
Friday, Jan. 15 – Critics Choice Awards
Sunday, Jan. 17 – Golden Globes
Saturday, Jan. 23 – SAG Awards
Sunday, Jan. 24 – Producers Guild of America Awards
Saturday, Jan. 30 – DGA film awards
Tuesday, Feb. 2 – Oscar nominations
Saturday, Feb. 13 – Art Directors Guild
Saturday, Feb. 20 – WGA Awards
Sunday, Feb. 21 – BAFTA Awards
Friday, March 5 – Indie Spirit Awards
Saturday, March 6 – Razzie Awards
Sunday, March 7 – Academy Awards
1 comment:
Personally, I'm glad to see the Oscar nominations announced after the SAG awards are held. No real reason, just an idiosyncrasy of mine.
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