2004 Screen Actors Guild SAG Awards

The transcript covers a conversation about the Oscars, focusing on movie promotion, the enjoyment of the event, and the support for the cast. It touches on the potential for a director nomination and the importance of humility. The discussion shifts to the lack of certain genres in Hollywood, particularly high-end romantic comedies, and the opportunities in the independent film world. The conversation concludes with a mention of the 54 States market.

What is the speaker's attitude towards the Oscars?

• They are very excited and anxious.

• They are indifferent and uninterested.

• They are relaxed and enjoying the moment.

• They are frustrated with the politics.

How does the speaker feel about their movie's uniqueness?

• They are unsure about its uniqueness.

• They feel it is a unique and different kind of movie.

• They think it is a typical Hollywood film.

• They believe it is similar to other movies.

What genre does the speaker find challenging to create?

• High-end romantic comedies

• Action movies

• Horror films

• Documentaries

What does the speaker say about the independent film world?

• It has limited opportunities.

• It has opened up many opportunities.

• It is declining in popularity.

• It is only for niche audiences.

What is the speaker's view on the current film market?

• It is stagnant and unchanging.

• It is only focused on big-budget films.

• It is evolving with new opportunities.

• It is dominated by a single genre.