Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack Films Signs Production Deal With A24

Travis Scott is partnering with A24 to create what he called "amazing content," starting with a project tied to his upcoming album 'Utopia.'

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It looks like Travis Scott is adding yet another title to his ever-growing resume. 

A24, the entertainment company behind films like Uncut Gems, Lady Bird, and Moonlight, took to social media Monday, where it posted what looked like a script written by Travis Scott. But as Variety reports, Scott’s Cactus Jack Films has signed a production deal with the company.

The image shows a “first draft” script in collaboration with Cactus Jack, with “by Travis Scott” written underneath the censored title of the project—which a rep told Variety says Utopia, the expected title of Scott’s upcoming album. The company shared the image alongside a cactus emoji, and insiders tell Variety that A24 and Cactus Jack’s first effort together coincide with the record.

Life is a movie,” Travis wrote on Instagrm, where he posted the same image. “So is this album. [Cactus Jack] and [A24] set out to bring amazing content for the future . Thru film and media. Starting with this.”

Scott’s latest announcement comes over a week after he rocked Rolling Loud Miami, debuting new material from what fans think is his upcoming effort. The first teased track, seemingly titled “Escape Plan,” was shared on Twitter before his set so fans could “remember this” by the time he hit the stage. He also performed an a cappella track before his set ended

Travis Scott performing another new track from his album at @RollingLoud. He goes acapella 🔥 pic.twitter.com/G5W2jzpSZ5

— Eric Diep (@E_Diep) July 25, 2021

Fans who want new material from Travis even sooner are in luck, too. The Houston MC is reportedly featured on Kanye West’s upcoming album, Donda, which will see its second release event in Atlanta on Aug. 5. Whether or not Ye’s latest project will drop on its proposed date is another question, but we’re sure fans are pulling for the Trav feature to remain in place until then. 

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