Attendees of the 94th Academy Awards, to be held in March, go need for show evidence of COVID-19 vaccination and at least two negative PCRs test resultsaccording to a person with knowledge of the question.
Film industry performers and presenters highest honors also must undergo a test polymerase chain reaction (PCR), but will not be need for show evidence of vaccination, the source said.
Face covering requirements will vary event on March 27 at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood, according to the source.
The nominees and their guests in lower sections of the theater will not be required wear masks. they will be sitting with more distance than usual between the groups, the source said. Dolby has a capacity of 3,317 people and 2,500 will be invited.
Those seated in the mezzanine can be required wear masks, car they will be seated side by side. COVID-19 cases are declining in Los Angeles County and organizers consult with government officials and infectious disease experts.
Vaccination policies were first reported by the New York Times.
Comedian Amy Schumer, actor Regina Hall and fellow comedian Wanda Sykes will host the awards – the first times three women will host the Oscars.
