Damien Chazelle & Justin Hurwitz | More Score #59 (Full Interview)

This is a free sneak preview of MORE SCORE, the fan-supported bonus show that brings you closer to music makers in film and television.
Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle sits down with his composer Justin Hurwitz ahead of their new film, BABYLON. Why Chazelle involves his composer long before his script is "final," and how he uses it to create storyboards. How the music of WHIPLASH and LA LA LAND were informed by music, and the challenges of bringing to life the 1920s-era BABYLON with all its brilliant, raucous and cacophonous musical splendor. Interview by Robert Kraft and Matt Schrader.
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[@Walkwithaziz]

Damien Chazelle & Justin Hurwitz the greatest gift to film and music in the 21st century

[@rubia426]

Favorite director and favorite composer. What a treat.

[@Directedbyaziz]

The best duo in the business

[@tylerlyons4943]

Just a bunch of visionaries. This movie hit me so hard I love cinema. I love music

[@mr.noobody369]

This is a great interview, Im a huge fan of their works

[@thetranquilitycafe]

Haven't seen the entire interview, but there's a piece of music in Babylon that sounds very simililar to LA LA Land. I assume it was on purpose and it ties the 2 films about Hollywood together. If that's true, genius. Maybe a Hollywood trilogy in the works? Loved the film AND the score. Bravo

[@le_gus001]

Noticed this too. I am not that sure that Babylon is the counterpart of La La Land but I like the term Hollywood trilogy

[@FrancoisDressler]

The Sergio Leone and Ennio Morricone of this generation.

[@dafingaz]

Incredible!

[@print-helloworld-8977]

Best duo since Sondheim and Bernstein and Rodgers and Hammerstein! Bring back the glory days of orchestration!

[@cruz.c]

thought we were gonna get a little insight into their next film at the end 👀

[@watermxrk]

19:10

[@misterpowers5234]

Horrific dissapointment, horrible film.

[@watermxrk]

Explain why? I liked it

[@darnellmajor8895]

@@watermxrk because it completely strays from what Chazelle did the beginning with hits like La La Land and Whiplash.

[@syncops834]

@@darnellmajor8895 and that is a problem because?

[@darnellmajor8895]

@@syncops834 but who is he speaking to exactlym

[@syncops834]

@@darnellmajor8895 people who are outsiders to Hollywood, cinema lovers, aspiring filmmakers, victims of abuse of power, people who go up the ranks but come from a lower background