Edgar Wright on How Beck Wrote Music for Scott Pilgrim | Red Bull Music Academy

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Film director Edgar Wright recalls how he and Nigel Godrich worked with Beck to write music for the fictional band in his 2010 film adaptation of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World and how Beck's rough drafts of the band's songs ended up in the movie as is.

Edgar Wright explores the evolution of his use of music in film and discusses longstanding creative partnerships via a playlist of his own works and inspirations.
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Edgar Wright is a director, screenwriter, producer and actor hailing from Poole in Dorset, England, known for his fast-paced editing style, wry sense of humor and parodying cinematic tropes. A fan of action movies, Wright likes to synchronize music to the kinetic movement he depicts on screen as seen in 2004’s zombie horror mash-up Shaun of the Dead, 2010’s bittersweet Scott Pilgrim vs. The World and 2013’s The World’s End. Wright’s latest movie, the star-studded Baby Driver, sees him once again flipping familiar tropes, and, propelled by the protagonist’s beloved iPod, it became the surprise summer blockbuster of 2017.

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