
LUNARA FILM
Thomas T. Moulton
Thomas T. Moulton
Person1934–1952
Nominated at 16 ceremonies, most recently the 25th Academy Awards (1952).
Nominations
22
Wins
7
Span
1934–1952
Films
18
Oscar History
Every nomination and win on record for Thomas T. Moulton, by ceremony.

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Film: All about Eve
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Film: The Snake Pit
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Film: The North Star
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Film: Ball of Fire
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Film: —
Detail: Laboratory
Citation: To THOMAS T. MOULTON, FRED ALBIN and the SOUND DEPARTMENT OF THE SAMUEL GOLDWYN STUDIO for the origination and application of the Delta db test to sound recording in motion pictures.
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Film: —
Detail: Sound
Citation: To THOMAS T. MOULTON and the UNITED ARTISTS STUDIO SOUND DEPARTMENT for the application to motion picture sound recording of volume indicators which have peak reading response and linear decibel scales.
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Film: The Hurricane
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Film: Dodsworth
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Nominated Films
Films with nominations credited to Thomas T. Moulton, most awarded first. Showing 12 of 18.
All about Eve
1 nomination
1 win
1 category
Twelve O'Clock High
1 nomination
1 win
1 category
The Snake Pit
1 nomination
1 win
1 category
The Cowboy and the Lady
1 nomination
1 win
1 category
The Hurricane
1 nomination
1 win
1 category
The North Star
2 nominations
2 categories
The Pride of the Yankees
2 nominations
2 categories
With a Song in My Heart
1 nomination
1 category
Leave Her to Heaven
1 nomination
1 category
Casanova Brown
1 nomination
1 category
Ball of Fire
1 nomination
1 category
Our Town
1 nomination
1 category
6 more films are in the full list.
Show all 18 films
The Career Arc
Thomas T. Moulton at the Oscars, 1934 to 1952: each nomination above its year, the 7 wins in gold. Select any nomination to open its full race.
22 nominations 7 wins
Ledger Crossroads
Category and ceremony pages this profile appears on, with related Lunara Film writing.

