For decades, the Academy Awards have been seen as the pinnacle of recognition in film, yet Black talent was often overlooked. This frustration came to a head in 2015 when April Reign tweeted #OscarsSoWhite and that viral tweet started a movement, which called out the lack of diversity among nominees. At the time, the numbers were stark considering the Oscars have been around since 1929:
- Total Nominees Before #OscarsSoWhite: 146
- Total Winners Before #OscarsSoWhite: 33
Since then, the movement has led to industry-wide conversations and some changes. An additional 101 Black nominees have been recognized, bringing the total nominations to 243. However, key categories like Best Director and Best Actress remain under-recognized, highlighting that progress is ongoing:
- Total Nominees After #OscarsSoWhite: 105 additional nominees
- Total Winners After #OscarsSoWhite: 26 additional winners
While there has been notable improvement, the Academy must continue striving for greater inclusivity across all forms of diversity. Below, we break down the progress made before and after the movement, celebrating the achievements of Black creatives across major Oscar categories.
Best Actor in a Leading Role
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 20
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 29 (9 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 4
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 5 (1 additional win)
Nominees and Winners:
- 1958: Sidney Poitier for The Defiant Ones
- 1963: Sidney Poitier for Lilies of the Field (Won)
- 1970: James Earl Jones for The Great White Hope
- 1972: Paul Winfield for Sounder
- 1986: Dexter Gordon for Round Midnight
- 1989: Morgan Freeman for Driving Miss Daisy
- 1992: Denzel Washington for Malcolm X
- 1993: Laurence Fishburne for What’s Love Got to Do with It
- 1994: Morgan Freeman for The Shawshank Redemption
- 1999: Denzel Washington for The Hurricane
- 2001: Denzel Washington for Training Day (Won)
- 2001: Will Smith for Ali
- 2004: Jamie Fox for Ray (Won)
- 2004: Don Cheadle for Hotel Rwanda
- 2005: Terrence Howard for Hustle & Flow
- 2006: Forest Whitaker for The Last King of Scotland (Won)
- 2006: Will Smith for The Pursuit of Happyness
- 2009: Morgan Freeman for Invictus
- 2012: Denzel Washington for Flight
- 2013: Chiwetel Ejiofor for 12 Years a Slave
- 2016: Denzel Washington for Fences
- 2017: Denzel Washington for Roman J. Isreal Esq.
- 2017: Daniel Kaluuya for Get Out
- 2020: Chadwick Boseman for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
- 2021: Will Smith for King Richard (Won)
- 2021: Denzel Washington for Tragedy of Macbeth
- 2023: Jeffrey Wright for American Fiction
- 2023: Colman Domingo for Rustin
- 2024: Colman Domingo for Sing Sing
Based on the information from the provided source, here is a summary of Black nominees and winners in various Academy Award categories:
Best Actress in a Leading Role
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 10
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 15 (5 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 1
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 1
Nominees and Winners:
- 1954: Dorothy Dandridge for Carmen Jones
- 1972: Diana Ross for Lady Sings the Blues
- 1972: Cicely Tyson for Sounder
- 1974: Diahann Carroll for Claudine
- 1985: Whoopi Goldberg for The Color Purple
- 1993: Angela Bassett for What’s Love Got to Do with It
- 2001: Halle Berry for Monster’s Ball (Won)
- 2009: Gabourey Sidibe for Precious
- 2011: Viola Davis for The Help
- 2012: Quvenzhané Wallis for Beasts of the Southern Wild
- 2016: Ruth Negga for Loving
- 2019: Cynthia Erivo for Harriet
- 2020: Viola Davis for Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom
- 2020: Andra Day for The United States vs. Billie Holiday
- 2024: Cynthia Erivo for Wicked
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 17
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 24 (7 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 4
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 7 (3 additional winners)
Nominees and Winners:
- 1969: Rupert Crosse for The Reivers
- 1981: Howard Rollins for Ragtime
- 1983: Louis Gossett Jr. for An Officer and a Gentleman (Won)
- 1984: Adolph Caesar for A Soldier’s Story
- 1987: Morgan Freeman for Street Smart
- 1987: Denzel Washington for Cry Freedom
- 1989: Denzel Washington for Glory (Won)
- 1992: Jaye Davidson for The Crying Game
- 1995: Samuel L. Jackson for Pulp Fiction
- 1996: Cuba Gooding Jr. for Jerry Maguire (Won)
- 1999: Michael Clarke Duncan for The Green Mile
- 2003: Djimon Hounsou for In America
- 2004: Jamie Foxx for Collateral
- 2004: Morgan Freeman for Million Dollar Baby (Won)
- 2006: Djimon Hounsou for Blood Diamond
- 2006: Eddie Murphy for Dreamgirls
- 2013: Barkhad Abdi for Captain Phillips
- 2016: Mahershala Ali for Moonlight (Won)
- 2018: Mahershala Ali for Green Book (Won)
- 2020: Daniel Kaluuya for Judas and the Black Messiah (Won)
- 2020: Lakeith Stanfield for Judas and the Black Messiah
- 2020: Leslie Odom Jr. for One Night in Miami
- 2022: Brian Tyree Henry for Causeway
- 2023: Sterling K. Brown for American Fiction
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 18
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 30 (12 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 6
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 9 (3 additional nominations)
Nominees and Winners:
- 1939: Hattie McDaniel for Gone with the Wind (Won)
- 1949: Ethel Waters for Pinky
- 1959: Juanita Moore for Imitation of Life
- 1967: Beah Richards for Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
- 1983: Alfre Woodard for Cross Creek
- 1985: Margaret Avery for The Color Purple
- 1985: Oprah Winfrey for The Color Purple
- 1990: Whoopi Goldberg for Ghost (Won)
- 1996: Marianne Jean-Baptiste for Secrets & Lies
- 2002: Queen Latifah for Chicago
- 2004: Sophie Okonedo for Hotel Rwanda
- 2006: Jennifer Hudson for Dreamgirls (Won)
- 2007: Ruby Dee for American Gangster
- 2008: Viola Davis for Doubt as Mrs. Miller (Nominated)
- 2008: Taraji P Henson for The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
- 2009: Mo’Nique for Precious as (Won)
- 2011: Octavia Spencer for The Help (Won)
- 2013: Lupita Nyong’o for 12 Years a Slave (Won)
- 2016: Viola Davis for Fences (Won)
- 2016: Naomie Harris for Moonlight
- 2016: Octavia Spencer for Hidden Figures
- 2016: Octavia Spencer for The Shape of Water
- 2017: Mary J. Blige for Mudbound
- 2018: Regina King for If Beale Street Could Talk (Won)
- 2020: Aunjanue Ellis for King Richard
- 2021: Ariana DeBose for West Side Story (Won)
- 2022: Angela Bassett for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
- 2023: Da’Vine Joy Randolph for The Holdovers (Won)
- 2023: Danielle Brooks for The Color Purple
- 2024: Zoe Saldana for Emilia Perez
Best Director
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 3
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 6 (3 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 0
Nominees and Winners:
- 1991: John Singleton for Boyz n the Hood
- 2009: Lee Daniels for Precious
- 2013: Steve McQueen for 12 Years a Slave
- 2016: Barry Jenkins for Moonlight
- 2017: Jordan Peele for Get Out
- 2018: Spike Lee for BlacKkKlansman
Best Picture
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 6
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 14 (8 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 1
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 1
Nominees and Winners:
- 1985: The Color Purple – Produced by Quincy Jones
- 2009: Precious – Produced by Lee Daniels
- 2009: The Blind Side – Produced by Broderick Johnson
- 2012: Django Unchained – Produced by Reginald Hudlin
- 2013: 12 Years a Slave – Produced by Steve McQueen (Won)
- 2014: Selma – Produced by Oprah Winfrey
- 2016: Fences – Produced by Denzel Washington
- 2016: Hidden Figures – Produced by Pharrell Williams
- 2016: Manchester by the Sea – Produced by Kimberly Steward
- 2017: Get Out – Produced by Jordan Peele
- 2018: BlacKkKlansman – Produced by Spike Lee and Jordan Peele
- 2020: Judas and the Black Messiah – Produced by Shaka King, Charles D. King, and Ryan Coogler
- 2021: King Richard – Produced by Will Smith
- 2023: American Fiction – Produced by Cord Jefferson and Jermaine Johnson
Best Original Screenplay
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 3
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 5 (2 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 1
Nominees and Winners:
- 1972: Suzanne de Passe for Lady Sings the Blues
- 1989: Spike Lee for Do The Right Thing
- 1991: John Singleton for Boyz n the Hood
- 2017: Jordan Peele for Get Out (Won)
- 2020: Shaka King for Judas and the Black Messiah
Best Adapted Screenplay
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 4
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 13 (9 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 2
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 5 (3 additional winners)
Nominees and Winners:
- 1972: Sounder – Written by Lonne Elder III
- 1984: A Soldier’s Story – Written by Charles Fuller
- 2009: Precious – Written by Geoffrey Fletcher (Won)
- 2013: 12 Years a Slave – Written by John Ridley (Won)
- 2016: Moonlight – Written by Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney (Won)
- 2016: Fences – Written by August Wilson
- 2017: Mudbound – Written by Virgil Williams and Dee Rees
- 2018: BlacKkKlansman – Written by Kevin Willmott and Spike Lee (Won)
- 2018: If Beale Street Could Talk – Written by Barry Jenkins
- 2020: One Night in Miami… – Written by Kemp Powers
- 2023: American Fiction – Written by Cord Jefferson (Won)
- 2024: Nickel Boys – Written by RaMell Ross and Joslyn Barnes
- 2024: Sing Sing – Written by Clarence Maclin, John “Divine G” Whitfield, Clint Bentley, and Greg Kwedar
Best Cinematography
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 1
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 2 (one nomination)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 0
Nominees and Winners:
- 1998: Remi Adefarasin for Elizabeth
- 2016: Bradford Young for Arrival
Best Animated Feature
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 2
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 1
Nominees and Winners:
- 2018: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – Directed by Peter Ramsey, Bob Persichetti, and Rodney Rothman (Won)
- 2023: Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Directed by Kemp Powers
Best Costume Design
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 4
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 8 (4 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 2
Nominees and Winners:
- 1992: Ruth E. Carter for Malcolm x
- 1997: Ruth E. Carter for Amistad
- 2004: Sharen Davis for Ray
- 2006: Sharen Davis for Dreamgirls
- 2018: Ruth E. Carter for Black Panther (Won)
- 2021: Paul Tazewell for West Side Story
- 2022: Ruth E. Carter for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Won)
- 2024: Paul Tazewell for Wicked
Best Documentary Feature
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 6
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 15 (9 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite:
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 3
Nominees and Winners:
- 1987: Eyes on the Prize: America’s Civil Rights Years/Bridge to Freedom 1965 – Directed/Produced by Callie Crossley and James A. DeVinney
- 1990: Adam Clayton Powell – Produced by Yvonne Smith and Richard Kilberg
- 1993: Liberators: Fighting on Two Fronts in World War II – Directed/Produced by William Miles
- 1997: 4 Little Girls – Directed/Produced by Spike Lee and Samuel D. Pollard
- 2004: Tupac: Resurrection – Produced by Karolyn Ali
- 2012: Undefeated – Directed by T. J. Martin (Won)Â
- 2016: 13th – Directed/Produced by Ava DuVernay
- 2016: Life, Animated – Directed/Produced by Roger Ross Williams and Julie Goldman
- 2016: I Am Not Your Negro – Directed/Produced by Raoul Peck and Hébert Peck
- 2016: O.J.: Made in America – Directed/Produced by Ezra Edelman (Won)
- 2017: Strong Island – Directed/Produced by Yance Ford and Joslyn Barnes
- 2018: Hale County This Morning, This Evening – Directed/Produced by RaMell Ross, Joslyn Barnes, and Su Kim
- 2020: Time – Directed/Produced by Garrett Bradley, Lauren Domino, and Kellen Quinn
- 2021: Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) – Directed by Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson (Won)Â
- 2021: Attica – Directed/Produced by Stanley Nelson and Traci A. Curry
- 2023: Bobi Wine: The People’s President – Directed by Moses Bwayo, Shared with Christopher Sharp
Best Documentary Short Subject
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 2
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 6 (4 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 1
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 2 (1 additional win)
Nominees and Winners:
- 2000: On Tiptoe: Gentle Steps to Freedom – Leelai Demoz (Shared with Eric Simonson)
- 2009: Music by Prudence – Roger Ross Williams (Won) (Shared with Elinor Burkett)
- 2020: A Concerto Is a Conversation – Kris Bowers (Shared with Ben Proudfoot)
- 2020: A Love Song for Latasha – Sophia Nahli Allison and Janice Duncan
- 2023: The Last Repair Shop – Kris Bowers (Won) (Shared with Ben Proudfoot)
- 2023: The Barber of Little Rock – Christine Turner (Shared with John Hoffman)
Best Film Editing
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 1
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 2 (1 additional nomination)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 0
Nominees and Winners:
- 1969: Midnight Cowboy – Edited by Hugh A Robertson
- 2016: Moonlight – Edited by Joi McMillon
Best Production Design
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: o
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 1
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 1
Nominees and Winners:
- 2018: Black Panther – Production Design by Hannah Beachler; shared with Jay Hart (Won)
Best Costume Design
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 4
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 4 (4 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 2
Nominees and Winners:
- 1992: Malcolm X – Ruth E. Carter – First African American to be nominated for Best Costume Design
- 1997: Amistad – Ruth E. Carter
- 2004: Ray – Sharen Davis
- 2006: Dreamgirls – Sharen Davis
- 2018: Black Panther – Ruth E. Carter (Won)
- 2021: West Side Story – Paul Tazewell
- 2022: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – Ruth E. Carter (Won)
- 2024: Wicked – Paul Tazewell (Pending)
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Best Makeup and Hairstyling
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: o
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 3 (3 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 1 (1 additional win)
Nominees and Winners:
- 2020: Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom – Mia Neal and Jamika Wilson (Won) (Shared with Sergio López-Rivera)
- 2021: Coming 2 America – Carla Farmer and Stacey Morris (Shared with Mike Marino)
- 2022: Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – Camille Friend (Shared with Joel Harlow)
Best International Feature Film
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 4
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 5 (1 additional nomination)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 0
Nominees and Winners:
- 1995: Dust of Life – Directed by Rachid Bouchareb (Algeria)
- 2006: Days of Glory – Directed by Rachid Bouchareb (Algeria)
- 2010: Outside the Law – Directed by Rachid Bouchareb (Algeria)
- 2013: Timbuktu – Directed by Abderrahmane Sissako (Mauritania)
- 2019: Les Misérables – Directed by Ladj Ly (France)
Best Animated Short Film
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 2
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 0
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 2
Nominees and Winners:
- 2017: Dear Basketball – Kobe Bryant (Won) (Shared with Glen Keane)
- 2019: Hair Love – Matthew A. Cherry and Karen Rupert Toliver (Won)
Best Live Action Short Film
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 3
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 6 (3 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 1
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 2 (1 additional win)
Nominees and Winners:
- 1991: Last Breeze of Summer – David Massey
- 1995: Tuesday Morning Ride – Dianne Houston
- 2014: The Phone Call – James Lucas (Won)
- 2017: My Nephew Emmett – Kevin Wilson Jr.
- 2020: Two Distant Strangers – Travon Free (Won)
- 2023: The After – Misan Harriman (Shared with Nicky Bentham)
Best Sound
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 9
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 10 (1 additional nomination)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 4
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 4
Nominees and Winners:
- 1978: The Buddy Holly Story – Willie D. Burton
- 1980: Altered States – Willie D. Burton
- 1983: WarGames – Willie D. Burton
- 1988: Bird – Willie D. Burton (Won)Â
- 1989: Glory – Russell Williams II (Won)
- 1990: Dances with Wolves – Russell Williams II (Won)
- 1994: The Shawshank Redemption – Willie D. Burton
- 1999: The Green Mile – Willie D. Burton
- 2006: Dreamgirls – Willie D. Burton (Won)Â
- 2023: Oppenheimer – Willie D. Burton
Best Original Score
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 10
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 14 (4 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 2
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 3 (1 additional win)
Nominees and Winners:
- 1961: Paris Blues – Duke Ellington
- 1964: The Unsinkable Molly Brown – Calvin Jackson (Shared with Robert Armbruster, Leo Arnaud, Jack Elliott, Jack Hayes & Leo Shuken)
- 1967: In Cold Blood – Quincy Jones
- 1972: Shaft – Isaac Hayes
- 1972: Lady Sings the Blues – Gil Askey
- 1978: The Wiz – Quincy Jones
- 1984: Purple Rain – Prince (Won)Â
- 1985: The Color Purple – Quincy Jones, Andraé Crouch, Caiphus Semenya
- 1986: Round Midnight – Herbie Hancock (Won)
- 1987: Cry Freedom – Jonas Gwangwa (Shared with George Fenton)
- 2018: BlacKkKlansman – Terence Blanchard
- 2020: Da 5 Bloods – Terence Blanchard
- 2020: Soul – Jon Batiste (Won) (Shared with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross)
- 2024: The Wild Robot – Kris Bowers (Pending)
Best Original Song
- Total Nominees before #OscarsSoWhite: 21
- Total Nominees after #OscarsSoWhite: 31 (10 additional nominations)
- Total Winners before #OscarsSoWhite: 6
- Total Winners after #OscarsSoWhite: 7 (1 additional)
Nominees and Winners:
- 1967: The Eyes of Love from Banning – Quincy Jones and Bob Russell
- 1968: For Love of Ivy from For Love of Ivy – Quincy Jones and Bob Russell
- 1972: Theme from Shaft from Shaft – Isaac Hayes (Won)
- 1981: Endless Love from Endless Love – Lionel Richie
- 1983: Flashdance… What a Feeling from Flashdance – Irene Cara (Won)
- 1984: I Just Called to Say I Love You from The Woman in Red – Stevie Wonder (Won)
- 1984: Ghostbusters from Ghostbusters – Ray Parker Jr.
- 1985: Say You, Say Me from White Nights – Lionel Richie (Won)
- 1985: Miss Celie’s Blues from The Color Purple – Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie (Shared with Rod Temperton)
- 1987: Cry Freedom from Cry Freedom – Jonas Gwangwa (Shared with George Fenton)
- 1988: Two Hearts from Buster – Lamont Dozier (Shared with Phil Collins)
- 1993: Again from Poetic Justice – Janet Jackson, Jimmy Jam, and Terry Lewis
- 1993: The Day I Fall in Love from Beethoven’s 2nd – James Ingram (Shared with Cliff Magness and Carole Bayer Sager)
- 1994: Look What Love Has Done from Junior – Shared with James Newton Howard, Carole Bayer Sager, and Patty Smyth
- 2005: It’s Hard out Here for a Pimp from Hustle & Flow – Frayser Boy, Juicy J, DJ Paul (Won)Â
- 2006: Love You I Do from Dreamgirls – Siedah Garrett (Shared with Henry Krieger)
- 2007: Raise It Up from August Rush – Jamal Joseph, Charles Mack, Tevin Thomas
- 2011: Real in Rio from Rio – Carlinhos Brown, Siedah Garrett (Shared with Sergio Mendes)
- 2013: Happy from Despicable Me 2 – Pharrell Williams
- 2014: Glory from Selma – Common, John Legend (Won)
- 2015: Earned It from Fifty Shades of Grey – DaHeala, The Weeknd (Shared with Belly and Stephan Moccio)
- 2017: Mighty River from Mudbound – Mary J. Blige, Raphael Saadiq, Taura Stinson
- 2017: Stand Up for Something from Marshall – Common (Shared with Diane Warren)
- 2018: All the Stars from Black Panther – Kendrick Lamar, Sounwave, SZA, Anthony Tiffith
- 2019: Stand Up from Harriet – Cynthia Erivo, Joshuah Brian Campbell
- 2020: Fight for You from Judas and the Black Messiah – H.E.R., D’Mile, Tiara Thomas (Won)
- 2020: Speak Now from One Night in Miami… – Leslie Odom Jr. (Shared with Sam Ashworth)
- 2021: Be Alive from King Richard – Beyoncé, DIXSON
- 2022: Lift Me Up from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – Ryan Coogler, Rihanna, Tems (Shared with Ludwig Göransson)
- 2023: It Never Went Away from American Symphony – Jon Batiste (Shared with Dan Wilson)
- 2024: Like a Bird from Sing Sing – Abraham Alexander (Shared with Adrian Quesada) (Pending)