Emma Stone & Teddy Geiger Interview
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| 01:39:42 19.67 |
Sound Bite: Emma Stone & Teddy Geiger
Stone – um uh rock and roll affected my life in a very huge way upon discovering The Beatles, so I would, I would disagree just because I um I also wanted to be a music journalist for a long time, so I guess it’s kinda it took a hold on me in a way but um uh in a sense I think uh it just kind of influenced me and my thought process more so than like I want to be part of that lifestyle, because that lifestyle’s all kind of idealized as well, so I don’t know, yeah. Geiger – Me, well I play music and you know I write and uh and record and all that so, I don’t know I’ve kind of had that thought you know of about one day possibly giving that up for something but I don’t think it’s gonna happen any time soon I think I mean I feel very connected to it it’s something I definitely hold close, so. |
| 01:40:44 82.67 |
Sound Bite: Emma Stone & Teddy Geiger
Geiger – Um well I wasn’t involved at all actually, there was a guy Chad Fisher who wrote all the songs and really talented and I think you know he did a great job of writing for the band, and you know he’s a pretty diverse guy and you know it’s like the stuff he wrote for the band is like some of the stuff he’s writing and you know he’s kind of all over the place and I think he did a great job of really finding a niche for the band and uh kind of you know writing some music that you believe could be written by ADD. |
| 01:41:15 113.67 |
Sound Bite: Emma Stone & Teddy Geiger
Stone – That was, that was probably one of my favorite thing, favorite uh scenes to shoot, even though by the end of it we were all hallucinating because we were so tired. We shot it from like 4pm the prior day to like noon the next day, uh non-stop kind of so uh it was a crazy uh night but that was one of the coolest things to get to do just because um that’s by no means an experience I’ve ever had or ever thought I would have, so uh to get to do that in a movie was really cool. |
| 01:41:54 152.67 |
Sound Bite: Emma Stone & Teddy Geiger
Geiger – well it’s funny you know it’s it’s less that stuff isn’t real it’s you know there’s stuff that you don’t see, you know like uh like you don’t tend to see the business side of things too much just cause you know that wouldn’t be very interesting for 2 hours, but um you know like the scene where the bus pulls up in front of the house and you know the kids are loading the gear onto the, like that’s happened at my house , probably a good 9 10 times now where the bus literally pulls up, we’re like in a development in a Rochester suburb, you know it pulls up right in front of the house you know right in the middle of the caldisack and you know where live and load all the gear out and same exact thing going on. |
