Edgar Wright Shares His Inspiration and Passion with 'The Sparks Bros'
Edgar Wright joins us to talk about his latest film, and how he works in general.
One of the most dynamic filmmakers working in the industry, Edgar Wright, made a documentary about the band Sparks. All three are joining the No Film School Podcast today to discuss this film, The Sparks Brothers!
In this episode, we talk about…
- How Edgar Wright and Ron and Russell Mael (of Sparks) met over Twitter and ultimately decided to make a documentary about the band.
- How the group approached making the documentary so that it would have Wright’s stamp on it, rather than being dry like many other documentaries.
- How Wright thought about using a Sparks song in Hot Fuzz, but didn’t because their songs demand so much attention.
- How Wright’s and Sparks’ artistic sensibilities align.
- How music operates as a part of Wright’s process.
- Artistic influences for Sparks on their music and creative process.
- Influences on Wright both for general filmmaking and on his approach in creating a music documentary.
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This episode of The No Film School Podcast was produced by George Edelman.
