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The Oscars reportedly will not require attendees to wear masks during the awards show because it is being treated as a television or film production.
Fox News reports:
A virtual meeting featuring Academy representatives, nominees and studio and personal publicists, which took place earlier this week, revealed that due to the fact the awards show is being held at the famed Union Station in downtown Los Angeles — and is being treated as a television or film production — masks will not be required for folks who appear on camera during Sunday’s telecast, according to Variety.
Attendees will have had to pass at least three coronavirus tests prior to the event and undergo a temperature check before admittance.
The red carpet experience will be different, with only three photographers allowed.
Hollywood director Steven Soderbergh is producing the event and says masks will play a “very important role in the story.”
“If that’s cryptic, it’s meant to be,” he said during a recent press conference. “But that topic is very central to the narrative.”
Oscars producer Jesse Collins said, “The impact of Covid-19 will be highlighted throughout the show and masks will play a very important role in the story that the ceremony is trying to convey.”
When not on camera, attendees will be required to wear masks because apparently, COVID-19 only affects those who are not being filmed.
For the full story, click HERE.
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The Oscars reportedly will not require attendees to wear masks during the awards show because it is being treated as a television or film production.
Fox News reports:
A virtual meeting featuring Academy representatives, nominees and studio and personal publicists, which took place earlier this week, revealed that due to the fact the awards show is being held at the famed Union Station in downtown Los Angeles — and is being treated as a television or film production — masks will not be required for folks who appear on camera during Sunday’s telecast, according to Variety.
Attendees will have had to pass at least three coronavirus tests prior to the event and undergo a temperature check before admittance.
The red carpet experience will be different, with only three photographers allowed.
Hollywood director Steven Soderbergh is producing the event and says masks will play a “very important role in the story.”
“If that’s cryptic, it’s meant to be,” he said during a recent press conference. “But that topic is very central to the narrative.”
Oscars producer Jesse Collins said, “The impact of Covid-19 will be highlighted throughout the show and masks will play a very important role in the story that the ceremony is trying to convey.”
When not on camera, attendees will be required to wear masks because apparently, COVID-19 only affects those who are not being filmed.
For the full story, click HERE.