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Best Original Score for a Documentary Film | 2014 | Conrad
Best Documentary | 2014 | Farley
Best Documentary | 2015
Best Edited Documentary Feature | 2014 | Patrick
Best Motion Picture Documentary | 2014
Best Documentary Feature | 2014
About 2400 hours of footage was collected. Director Teller had trouble editing the footage down to feature-film length and considered stopping the editing process all together. He consulted his friend Penn on where to go next, and Penn gave him a one sentence plot summary: "A man discovers how to create art without knowing how." This was all Teller needed to get the film down to feature-film length.
It took Tim Jenison five years to finish reproducing the Vermeer painting; according to the film, it took Jenison 7 months (213 days) to rebuild the room, and 4 months (122 days) to actually paint the painting.
Teller was the fifth choice to direct.
Penn Jillette and Tim Jenison produced the movie themselves.
"Tim Jenison: There's also this modern idea that art and technology must never meet - you know, you go to school for technology or you go to school for art, but never for both... And in the Golden Age, they were one and the same person."
"Tim Jenison: You know, this project is a lot like watching paint dry."
