Philadelphia native Da'Vine Joy Randolph continues to sweep awards season ahead of Oscars

PHILADELPHIA -- As we count down the days to the Oscars, Philadelphia native Da'Vine Joy Randolph continues to sweep award season.

On Saturday night, she took home the award for outstanding performance by a female actor in a supporting role and she's favored to win the Oscar for best supporting actress.

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"For every actor out there waiting in the wings for their chance let me tell you, your life can change in a day," Randolph said as she accepted her SAG award. "It's not an issue of if, but when. Keep going!"

The Temple University alumna has also won a Golden Globe, a Critics Choice Award, and a BAFTA award for her role in "The Holdovers."

Next up is Hollywood's biggest night which will mark Randolph's first Oscar nomination.

"I'm just so overwhelmed with emotion and gratitude because I never could have imagined this, and how this is going," Randolph said. "I owe a lot of that, everything of it, to Philadelphia. That is my foundation."