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Travis Scott Directs Visual for ‘Odyssey’ Song ‘When I’m Home’
Travis Scott has released a self-directed music video for “When I’m Home”, the end-credit song from Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey. The release underlines Scott’s expanding role in film, following his acting debut in the production and his growing experience as a director.
The five-minute video features Scott alongside collaborators James Blake and Ludwig Göransson in a dark woodland setting, around a makeshift temple that becomes a fiery backdrop. The song was released on 17 July, while Scott said earlier this month that he directed the video; he previously directed Circus Maximus, the companion film to his 2023 album Utopia. His recent first-look deal with Paramount will allow him to develop film, television and theatre projects.
In short
- Travis Scott directed the new “When I’m Home” video.
- The song is The Odyssey’s end-credit track.
- Scott is expanding his work across music and film.
Explained simply
Travis Scott is a Grammy-winning American rapper and music producer from Houston, known for albums including Astroworld and Utopia. Christopher Nolan is a British-American filmmaker who has directed major films such as Inception, Interstellar and Oppenheimer.
Nolan has recently completed a film called The Odyssey, which features Scott in his acting debut and includes music he created for the project. "When I'm Home" is the song that plays over the film's end credits. Scott previously worked as a film director on Circus Maximus, a project accompanying his 2023 album Utopia.
Scott recently signed a first-look deal with the film studio Paramount, which allows him to develop feature films, television series and theatre projects. In recent years, Scott has worked across multiple entertainment mediums, including acting, music composition and film direction.
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