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March 13, 2025 41 mins
Randall Poster is a highly sought-after music supervisor for film and television who has worked closely with legendary directors like Wes Anderson, Richard Linklater, Martin Scorsese, and countless others. He’s helped craft some of Hollywood’s most iconic soundtracks, including Rushmore, The Wolf of Wall Street, Boyhood, and over 100 feature films. His knack for utilizing timeless classics and for finding the perfect deep cut to enhance storytelling has made him one of the most celebrated and sought-after supervisors in film and television. So, why does he believe that the Beatles are kryptonite for a movie’s music? What does it take to actually license Led Zeppelin for a soundtrack? We’ll find out as we sit down for a conversation with the Grammy Award winning music supervisor who’s responsible for curating some of the most unforgettable musical moments of the past two decades. Have any comments, feedback or suggestions for upcoming guests? We'd love to hear from you. Email The Plug w/ Justin Jay at: theplugpodcast.jj@gmail.com https://www.theplugwithjustinjay.com/ https://justinjay.com/ HI 1K - 10 Years / 1000 Moments On Hawaii’s North Shore by Justin Jay: https://www.hi1k.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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