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Adolescence | Coming Of Age
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Best Young ActorActress | 2019 | Elsie
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in FirstTime Feature Film | 2019 | Bo
Best First Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
2019 | Elsie
Best Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted Under Million Dollars | 2019
Best Young Actress | 2019 | Elsie
Best Youth Performance | 2019 | Elsie
2019 | Elsie
Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Breakthrough Performer | 2018 | Elsie
Best New Filmmaker | 2018 | Bo
Most Promising Performer | 2018 | Elsie
Best Supporting Actor | 2018 | Josh
Best First Film | 2018 | Bo
2018 | Elsie
2018 | Bo
Breakthrough Actor | 2018 | Elsie
Youth in Film Female | 2018 | Elsie
Best Directorial Debut | 2018 | Bo
Best First Film | 2018 | Bo
Breakthrough Performance | 2018 | Elsie
Best Newcomer | 2018 | Elsie
Best First Film | 2018 | Bo
Breakthrough Performance | 2018 | Elsie
Breakthrough Performance | 2018 | Elsie
Best Original Screenplay | 2018 | Bo
Best Youth Performance | 2018 | Elsie
Best Film | 2018 | Bo
2018 | Bo
Best Actress | 2018 | Elsie
Best Youth Performance | 2018 | Elsie
Best Young Actress | 2018 | Elsie
Best First Film | 2019 | Bo
2019 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Musical or Comedy | 2019 | Elsie
Best Score | 2019
Best Actress | 2019 | Elsie
Best Film | 2019
Breakthrough Film Artist | 2019
Best Writing Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Best Breakthrough Performance | 2019 | Elsie
2019 | Elsie
2019 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Best Actress | 2018 | Elsie
Best Ensemble | 2018
Breakthrough Artist | 2018
Best Screenplay | 2018
Best Director | 2018
Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role | 2019 | Josh
Best New Performer | 2019
Best New Director | 2019
Best Supporting Male | 2019 | Josh
Best Feature | 2019
Best Female Lead | 2019
Screenplay of the Year | 2019 | Bo
Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Best Actress | 2019 | Elsie
Best New Filmmaker | 2019
Best First Film | 2019
Best Picture | 2019
Best Screenplay | 2019
Comedy Feature Film | 2019 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2019 | Bo
Breakthrough Director | 2019 | Bo
Best Feature Debut | 2019 | Bo
Best Writing Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen | 2019
Best Screenplay Original | 2019 | Bo
Best Motion Picture Drama Independent | 2019
Best Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical | 2019
Best Independent Film | 2019
Best Viral Campaign | 2019
Best Original Screenplay | 2018 | Bo
Best Actress of the Year | 2018 | Elsie
Breakthrough Performance of the Year | 2018
Best Actress | 2018 | Elsie
Best Original Screenplay | 2018
Best Debut Performance | 2018
Best Debut Director | 2018
Best First Feature | 2018 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2018 | Bo
Best Screenplay | 2018 | Bo
Best Screenplay Original | 2018 | Bo
Best Feature Film | 2018 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2018 | Bo
Best First Feature | 2018 | Bo
Best Screenplay | 2018 | Bo
Best Original Screenplay | 2018 | Bo
Best Film | 2018
Best Picture | 2018
Best Picture | 2018
Best Original Screenplay | 2018
Breakout of the Year | 2018
Best Supporting Actor | 2018
Best Actress | 2018
Best Picture | 2018
Best Picture | 2018
Best Original Screenplay | 2018
Best Breakthrough Performance | 2018
Best Picture | 2018
Best Picture | 2018
Budget 2,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 13,539,709 USD
At a screening in San Francisco, director Bo Burnham said he originally intended for all the young characters to communicate with one another over Facebook. When his star, Elsie Fisher, saw his script, however, she said, "No one uses Facebook." He then made that a line in the movie and had the characters use Instagram and Snapchat instead.
Speaking on Marc Maron's WTF podcast, director Bo Burnham said that technology company Apple was going to provide laptops and phones for the film for free, but they were unhappy with the scene where the iPhone broke when it got thrown. As a result, the laptops shown in the film were those belonging to the crew and the broken iPhone scene was kept in.
On the Jimmy Kimmel show director Bo Burnham reveals that after star Elsie Fisher finished filming for Eighth Grade she started her first year of high school, where she did not receive a part in her school play.
Filming began one week after actress Elsie Fisher graduated eighth grade.
Bo Burnham deliberately made his protagonist a young girl because it avoided easy comparisons to his own career trajectory beginning with YouTube videos, and because when doing research into vlogs by young teenagers he noticed, "The boys talked about video games and the girls talked about their souls."
"Kayla: Do I make you sad? I don't know. Sometimes I think that when I'm older, I'll have a daughter of my own or something... and I feel like if she was like me, then being her mum would make me sad all the time. I'd love her because she's my daughter, but I think if she turned out like me that being her mum would make me really sad."
"Mark Day: You're wrong. If you grow up to have a daughter like you, she will make you so so happy. Being your dad makes me so happy, Kayla. You don't know; you don't know how happy you make me. It's beyond... I can't describe it. It's so easy to love you. It's so easy to... to be proud of you. I'm not just saying this. I swear to God, I'm not just saying this. Sure, sometimes if I see you're upset or having a rough day, then I feel sad. But that kind of being sad, that sort of day-to-day sad, or worrying that I do, that's not... Kayla, always beneath all that, I am always so unbelievably happy that I get to be your dad."
