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Motion Picture Academy, Television Academy Shut Down Business As Usual As Oscar And Emmy React To Coronavirus Fears
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deadline.comBy Pete Hammond Awards Columnist/Chief Film Critic The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences is going virtual , at least that seems to be the message in an email sent to the entire AMPAS membership Friday night from President David Rubin and CEO Dawn Hudson.
The measures have actually been taking place since Wednesday, including all scheduled screenings for membership in New York which had been cancelled until further notice.
The same was not necessary for Los Angeles which was not set to resume regular screenings for members until April. As just about every other studio, agency, production company – you name it – AMPAS is emphasizing they are following guidelines set forth by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and World Health
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