accepting the oscar, director/producer, roger ross williams. >> oh my god, oh my god, i can't believei'm standing here. when i got on the plane two years ago and went to zimbabwe i never in my wildest dreams thought i'd end up on the stage of the kodak theater. i want to thank the academy. i want to thank sheila nevins for giving a platform to short documentary films. i want to thank my supervising producer at hbo, sarah bernstein, my incredible crew, derek, patrick wright, my -- geta, my editor. i'd like to thank my advisers, kim and perry, micah, and my partner, casper. i also want to thank leslie who brought prudence from zimbabwe. prudence is here tonight. now, my mother is also here. she got on a plane for the first time in her life to be here. prudence, you were born in a country that despise the disabled. you had nothing. nothing but your spirit, your intelligence, and your talent. and with your band, leana, you touched us all. >> larry: oh. come on back. we only have 30 -- >> i wasn't cutting you off, kanye. sit down. did you have anything left? >> i was going to say that the

. >> larry: speaking of train wrecks, roger ross williams, former producer for cnn, went to to greatnessnd won the 2010 oscar for best documentary short subject called "music by prudence." his co-producer, eleaninor burk interrupted the sense speech and made her own comments. here is what happened last night, and then we'll meet mr. williams. watch. >> oh, my god. this is amazing. two years ago when i got on an airplane and went to zimbabwe i never imagined i'd end up here. this is so exciting. >> can't a man let a woman talk? isn't that a classic thing. in a world in which most of us are told and tell ourselves that we can't, the band behind this film teaches us that we're wrong against all odds, they did so we can. so the bottom line is, to me, my role models and my heroes, marvelous and energy to the whole rest of the band and especially prudence -- >> prudence who is here. who is back there tonight. prudence is here tonight. this is for prudence. this is for prudence. >> larry: what was -- are you in dispute with her? >> you know, there's always in the creative process, you know, you