The change comes as the Academy introduced a new Production and Technology Branch.
Andy Maltz, who led the Academy’s Science and Technology Council for nearly two decades, was recently and quietly let go from the Academy,has learned. He joined the Academy as managing director of the Council in 2003 and was upped to senior vp of the Council in January 2020.
George Joblove, a former Sony Pictures exec vp of advanced technology and former Council co-chair, has been promoted to the new role of vp, technology and standards. He is handling many of Maltz’ prior responsibilities., “The Academy’s commitment to promoting and elevating the scientific and technological aspects of filmmaking is stronger than ever.
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