Phones join with the 4 letters on the TV (or the QR code). Put your name in, then get dressed: skin, hair, big thick glasses, a hat, a satchel, an insulin pump, a tux or a red-carpet gown, what you're holding. The first phone in is the VIP: it starts the show.
The nominees come up on the screens at the back of the stage. On your phone, tap the one you're voting for: your little person walks over and stands under it. Change your mind as much as you want. When everybody's standing somewhere, it locks in.
The lights go down, the drumroll, the envelope, the winner. Every screen shows its votes. A tie gets a runoff. If you're the only one standing somewhere: explain yourself.
Nothing's timed after the reveal. Argue. Yell things from your phone (WOULD! BOO! ROBBED! I'M IN THE DARKNESS). Hit NEXT when you're done: when half of you have, it moves on. The VIP (or SPACE on the TV) can move it along any time.
Grant's nine (sealed until they come up), the Hot List (four at a time, then the finals, then the room's Top Ten), this room (everybody here is a nominee), movie questions, Would or Wouldn't, who plays us, hot takes, rockets, next week's movie. Grant's biggest one is the last of the night.
Before the show, everybody walks the carpet, one at a time. Everybody else's phone is a camera: SNAP. Marla Glamm asks you something: answer it out loud, then hit NEXT. Then the group selfie. During the show, celebrities present some of the categories (tap their buttons to bother them), and once a night, something happens.
At the end, Grant's categories come back one at a time so he can hand them out. Then every winner, the room's Top Ten, and who everybody turned out to be. The TV remembers the show if it gets reloaded. Esc pauses.