Saturday 13 August 2022 03:04 AM Taylor Swift's directorial debut All Too We is eligible for Oscar consideration trends now
Taylor Swift's heart-wrenching short film inspired by the extended version of her hit breakup ballad All Too Well. has officially qualified for Oscar consideration.
The 32-year-old pop star's directorial debut, starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien, is eligible under the best live action short film category, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
According to the outlet, the romantic drama, which runs for 15 minutes, is about 'an effervescent, curious young woman who ends up completely out of her depth.'
Oscar worthy? Taylor Swift's heart-wrenching short film inspired by the extended version of her hit breakup ballad All Too Well. has officially qualified for an Academy Award (pictured in 2021)
Over the past two months, the Grammy winner has shed light on her filmmaking process as a fist-time director with appearances at Tribeca Film Festival in June and on Late Night With Seth Meyers.
During an appearance on Meyers' late night talk-show back in November, Swift noted that she was interested in collaborating with people whom she personally admired.
'I like working with friends or people who I think would be excited about working with me,' she said.
Exciting: The 32-year-old pop star's directorial debut, starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O'Brien, is eligible under the best live action short film category, according to The Hollywood Reporter
A tale of heartbreak: According to the outlet, the romantic drama, which runs for 15 minutes, is about 'an effervescent, curious young woman who ends up completely out of her depth'
The You Belong With Me singer then expressed that she was happy to have worked with individuals who would help her through the filmmaking process.
'I've never made a short film before. I needed to reach out to people who
