4th Academy Awards

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4th Academy Awards

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Contents

1 Awards

1.1 Best Actor
1.2 Best Actress
1.3 Best Art Direction
1.4 Best Cinematography
1.5 Best Director
1.6 Outstanding Production
1.7 Best Sound Recording
1.8 Best Writing (Adaptation)
1.9 Best Writing (Original Story)
1.10 Best Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)
1.11 Best Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)
1.12 Best Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)

Awards

Best Actor

Lionel Barrymore as Stephen Ashe in A Free Soul (1931)

Best Actress

Marie Dressler as Min Divot in Min and Bill (1930)

Best Art Direction

Max Ree for Cimarron (1931)

Best Cinematography

Floyd Crosby for Tabu (1931)

Best Director

Norman Taurog for Skippy (1931)

Outstanding Production

RKO Radio Pictures for Cimarron (1931)

Best Sound Recording

Paramount Publix Studio Sound Department

NOTE: This award was not associated with any specific film title.

Best Writing (Adaptation)

Howard Estabrook for Cimarron (1931)

Best Writing (Original Story)

John Monk Saunders for The Dawn Patrol (1930)

Best Scientific or Technical Award (Class I)

Electrical Research Products, Inc.
RCA-Photophone, Inc.
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc.

for noise reduction recording equipment

DuPont Film Manufacturing Corp.
Eastman Kodak Company

for super-sensitive panchromatic film

Best Scientific or Technical Award (Class II)

Fox Film Corp. for effective use of synchro-projection composite photography

Best Scientific or Technical Award (Class III)

Electrical Research Products, Inc. for moving coil microphone transmitters
RKO Radio Pictures, Inc. for reflex type microphone concentrators
RCA-Photophone, Inc. for ribbon microphone transmitters

Academy Awards ceremonies
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(years are of film release; ceremonies are the next year)

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