Paul Pilot

After disbanding The Amazing Pilots in 2007,[4] Pilot became in demand as a record producer. Notably he has worked with Northern Ireland artist Duke Special, acting as co-producer for Songs from the Deep Forest[5] and Oh Pioneer[6] while acting as producer for I Never Thought This Day Would Come.[7]

Pilot wrote the score for Bidder 70, a documentary film that in 2012 won the Moving Mountains Prize at the Telluride Film Festival[8] and was named Best American Film at the Traverse City Film Festival.[9] He also produced and recorded the live band music for the Academy Award-nominated An Education,[10] where he makes a cameo appearance as a band member in the club scene. His short film How To Make your own Paul Pilot Record was shown at the San Francisco International Festival of Short Films[11] and the Chicago International Movies and Music Festival.[12] Pilot has also worked as writer, composer, or performer on several ESPN-associated short films including Right to Play (2011),[13] The Man vs. The Machine (2014),[14] and What the Hell Happened to Jai Alai (2016).[15]