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SCORING SYSTEM 1. Category & Ranking Rules (category assignment and multiple-performance rules) 2. Award Calendar (all awards and nomination rules) 3. Final Adjustments (performance-level corrections) 4. Final Score Scaling (film-level scaling rules) |
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CATEGORY & RANKING RULES |
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The Kate Winslet Rule One performance, one category: either leading or supporting. The first award a performance wins, is runner-up for, or is nominated for determines its category. After that, the performance can earn points if: it wins any award (category doesn't matter), it's nominated or runner-up in its assigned category, or it's nominated by the SAG or BAFTA (category doesn't matter here either). Exceptions - Changing the Category: Sometimes the first award isn't enough to lock a performance into a category. If that first award is the only mention in one category (e.g., Leading Actress), and there are multiple mentions in the other (e.g., Supporting Actress), the category can switch. For example: 2 mentions in Leading Actress can be overridden by 8 Supporting Actress mentions 3 mentions in Leading Actress can be overridden by 12 Supporting Actress mentions ...and so on An award does NOT determine the category if: - Different actors from the same film win that award - The awarding group doesn't have a separate category for supporting performances |
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The Alicia Vikander Rule If an actor has multiple performances in the top 5 of the same category, only the one that got points first will stay in the top five. If both performances earned their first points from the same award, the performance with the higher total score at the end of the formula takes the spot.
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