who did the choreography?
Ryan Heffington
Baby Driver
Ryan Heffington oversaw the choreography. He was responsible for synchronizing the movement of the actors and stunt performers in the film's choreographic sequences. "Baby Driver" is Heffington's first foray into film, best known in the music industry for his work with Sia, Arcade Fire, and other artists. Compelled by the script, the choreographer was unfamiliar with Wright's prior work. He researched it after his initial interview for the job. The two detailed their artistic vision in early conversations, using songs with dramatic tempo changes or structure as templates. By the first day of shooting, Heffington was already supervising the "Harlem Shuffle" sequence, employing 50–60 extras for the set. Choreographing other sets was sometimes less taxing because Elgort and Foxx had prior dance experience. The production played the music as the cast rehearsed each sequence, shot by shot.
who does baby take care of in baby driver Baby takes care of his deaf foster father Joseph. is it a film/series? Action film who are the artists starring in this film? Ansel Elgort, Lily James, Kevin Spacey, Jon Hamm, Eiza González what is the character played by the first person mentioned above? Baby how did the fourth mentioned person start his acting career? He returned to his high school to teach eighth-grade acting how did he gain international recognition? He was cast as the protagonist character Don Draper in the drama series "Mad Men". He won several awards for his work and developed a loyal audience. who is the director of the film mentioned at the beginning? Edgar Wright. where did the filming take place? Atlanta, Georgia, United States
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Baby Driver [SEP] Stunts and choreography
Second-unit director Darrin Prescott coordinated the vehicular stunts on "Baby Driver" with Jeremy Fry, the project's stunt driver, and a team of other professionals. They rehearsed at the Atlanta Motor Speedway before receiving clearance to shoot in the city. At the rehearsals, filmmakers captured the stunts with specialized pursuit cranes, small cars with an installed camera crane. Machliss would then edit the footage into updated animatics, fleshing out the precision of the stunts in time for shooting. Fry performed many of the vehicular stunts; the actors were allowed to perform less demanding stunts with the proper training. Prescott saw "Baby Driver" as his biggest undertaking because of the complicated stunt work involved.