Allison Janney On 'I, Tonya:' "Everything We Did Was Scrappy" | Spirit Awards 2018

The transcript covers a conversation about where to keep an award, the challenges faced during indie filmmaking, a surprise visit from friends on the day of an Oscar nomination, and anticipation for the Oscar ceremony. The speaker shares personal anecdotes and experiences, highlighting the scrappy nature of independent filmmaking and the emotional journey of the awards season.

Where does the speaker plan to keep their award initially?

• In the living room

• In the kitchen

• In the office

• In the bedroom

How did the speaker feel about the scrappy nature of independent filmmaking?

• It was unnecessary

• It was frustrating

• It was exciting and opportunistic

• It was boring

What was a unique challenge faced during the filming of 'I, Tonya'?

• Filming with wild animals

• Filming in a desert

• Using ice cubes to simulate cold breath

• Shooting underwater scenes

What made the Oscar nomination morning special for the speaker?

• Friends surprising them

• Getting a new role

• Winning the Oscar

• Receiving a call from the director

What is the speaker most looking forward to at the Oscars?

• Meeting new directors

• Jimmy Kimmel's opening monologue

• The after-party

• Winning an award