An "Oscar Speech" refers to the acceptance speech given by winners at the annual Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars. This prestigious event honors outstanding achievements in the film industry, and winners typically express gratitude to those who contributed to their success, including family, friends, and colleagues. During the speech, winners often share personal anecdotes or insights about their journey in filmmaking. The speeches can be emotional, humorous, or inspiring, and they sometimes address broader social issues. The Academy encourages winners to keep their speeches within a time limit to ensure the ceremony runs smoothly.