In part one of this double-pronged series, Travis breaks down his film analysis process. This week, hear him dive into key points on acting, directing, and lighting.ActingIs the character believable?How does the character interact with other characters? Does it feel genuine?Can you tell the actor is being vulnerable and inviting the character into themselves?DirectingHow does the director use the nuances of a shot/scene to convey tone?Can you see the director's creativity at work, rising above the script?How does the director use color and sound?LightingHow do shadows function in the film?How does the lighting provide character insight?Does the lighting tell you anything about genre or tone?IG: @travisagriffin

In this episode, Travis breaks down 5 movies you need to see before going to the film school, and why they'll change your perspective (and your life!)2001: A Space Odyssey (d. Stanley Kubrick)Persona (d. Ingmar Bergman)Taxi Driver (d. Martin Scorsese)In the Mood for Love (d. Wong Kar-wai)A Trip to the Moon (d. Georges Méliès)So, which have you seen and what's next on your watchlist?IG: @travisagriffin

In this episode, Travis shares his top 10 films for people just getting into film. This comprehensive list has 5 categories based on what you like: best acting, best directing, classics, blockbuster, and Travis's personal picks. Tune in and grab the popcorn! Have you seen anything on this list?IG: @travisagriffin

Travis analyzes his top movies and what makes them so good.

In his first episode, Travis goes in depth on his favorite movie. Can you guess what is is? Hint: it's by Tarantino.