Winners list of the 51st Academy Awards

Best Picture: "The Deer Hunter"

Best Actor: Jon Voight, "The Return"

Best Actress: Jane ·Fonda "The Return"

Best Supporting Actor: Christopher Walken "The Deer Hunter"

Best Supporting Actress: Maggie Smith "California Suite"

Best Director: Michael Cimino, "The Deer Hunter"

Best Creative Screenplay: Nancy Dodd.

W. Salter, Robert Jones "The Return" Best Adapted Screenplay: Oliver Stone "Midnight Express"

Best Cinematography: Nastor Almendros "Days of Paradise" 》

Best Editing: Peter Zinner, "The Deer Hunter"

Best Art Direction - Set Design: Paul Silbert, Al Oduno, Wan George Gaynas, "Heaven Can Wait"

Best Costume Design: Anthony Powell, "Death on the Nile"

Best Sound: Richard Boardman, William McCarthy, Acon Rozin, Darin Knight, "The Deer Hunter"

Best Music, Song: Song from "Thank God It's Friday" by Paul Jabala "The Last Dance"

Best Music, Composer: Alan Marshall, David Putnam "Midnight Express"

Best Music, Score: Joe Renza "The Buddy Holly Story"

Best Short Film, Animated: "The Express" (Canada)

Best Short Film, Real Life: "Teenage Father" "

Best Documentary, Short Film: "The Escape of Gossamer Condo"

Best Documentary, Feature Film: "The Scary Truth"

Special Visual Effects: "Superman"

Honorable Mention:

Awarded to Walter Lantz, the veteran animator who brought laughter to the world with his unique cartoons. Film director Kim Vidor, founder and innovator

Awarded to actor Laurence Olivier who has contributed to the film industry

Awarded to the public for recognizing film as an art Museum of Modern Art Film Department

1978 Joan Hersholt Humanitarian Award: Awarded to Leo Jaffe (Chairman of Columbia)

Best Foreign Language Film: "Take Out Your Handkerchief" (France)

Science and Technology Award:

First Prize (Golden Statue Trophy)

Awarded to the development of Eastman Color Eastman Kodak Company for the color reproduction of Model 5243/7243 Intermediate Film

Awarded to Stephen Kudelsky, a Nagra Company employee for his continued research and design of the magnetic tape recorder

Awarded to Panavision Company for the design, production and continuous improvement of the Panaflex 35mm camera system

Second Prize (Medal)

Awarded to research and improvement for use in film production Relevant personnel of the recording system for film and projection: Ray Dalby of Dalby Research Laboratory and others

Third Prize (Certificate of Merit)

Awarded to the proposal to use ion exchange to recycle film Lux lab personnel for developing film washes: David DiGicobb, Al Fall Ford, Fred Scobee

Awarded to the development of Signalex for 35 mm film projection - -Schneider Company personnel of the Ultrala projection lens: Carl Macchi, Glenn Bergley

Awarded to the Japanese inventor of the car radio sound reproduction system, Sini, who developed the open-air drive-in cinema Qing Electric Co., Ltd.'s Ghost Pass, etc.