Of the 13,653 nominees at the Academy Awards® since 1929, 18% were women and 82% were men.

Of the 13,652 nominees since 1929, 6% were from underrepresented racial/ethnic groups.

A total of 445 nominees for Best Actor in a Supporting Role since 1937, 10% or 44 were men of color.

Of the 445 nominees for Best Actress in a Supporting Role since 1937, 13% or 56 were women of color.

A total of 481 men have been nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role, 10% or 47 were men of color.

Out of 484 nominations for Best Actress in a Leading Role, 6% or 30 have gone to women of color.

Of the 486 nominees in the category of Best Director, only 2% or 10 have been women.

Of the 686 nominees for Best Cinematography, less than 1% or 3 were women.

Of the 1,068 nominees for Best Original Screenplay, 4% were from an underrepresented group.

Out of 558 nominees for Best Adapted Screenplay, 12% were women.

Women comprised 15% of all 585 nominees for Best Film Editing.

Of the 904 individual nominees for Best Picture, 18% were women.

Seventeen percent of the 224 nominees for Best Animated Feature Film were women.

Women received 28% of the 616 nominations for Best Documentary Feature.

Out of 1,578 nominees for Best Production Design, 13% were women.

More than half–58%–of the 541 nominees for Best Costume Design were women.

Of the 986 nominees for Best Original Score, 14 were women and 971 were men.

Women received 12% of the nominations for Best Original Song, while men received 88%.

Only 5 women have been nominated in the category of Best Visual Effects, including 1 in 2024.

Of the 314 nominees for Best Makeup and Hairstyling, 41% were women.

A total of 3% or 44 of the 1,445 nominees for Best Sound were women.