1. THE BASICS OF INTERROGATION. HOW TO STIMULATE AUTHENTIC CHARACTERS.

(Part 1) Mark promised the attendees at the Webinar that he would answer all of their questions. The following videos are Mark's responses to over 200 questions that were submitted during the webinar and afterwards. As you watch these videos you will truly get an inside look at The Travis Technique and especially the Interrogation Process and the Power of Simultaneous Monologues.

Links to additional Q&A after Webinar:
Part 1: The Basics of Interrogation:    • 1. THE BASICS OF INTERROGATION. HOW TO STI...  
Part 2: Creating Chaos with Interrogation:    • 2. CHAOS AND CONFRONTATION AS ESSENTIAL EL...  
Part 3: Interrogating Minor Characters:    • 3. HOW TO INTERROGATE MINOR CHARACTERS AND...  
Part 4: Interrogating Professional Actors:    • 4. HOW TO USE INTERROGATION WITH PROFESSIO...  
Part 5: Stretching an Actor into the Extreme Character:    • 5. PUSHING ACTORS OUT OF THEIR COMFORT ZON...  
Part 6: Improvisation and Mind Control of Interrogation:    • 6. INTERROGATION, IMPROVISATION, MIND CONT...  
Part 7: How Directors Learn the Tools of Interrogation:    • 7. LEARN THE INTERROGATION PROCESS. KEYS T...  

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MARK W. TRAVIS is regarded by Hollywood and independent film professionals internationally as the world’s leading teacher and consultant on the art and craft of film directing. Known as “the director’s director,” Mark is in high demand on film projects worldwide for his insightful coaching of, and collaboration with directors, actors and writers. Winner of over 30 directing awards in TV and theater, Mark Travis developed The Travis Technique, an innovative approach to directing that elicits authentic and deeply-felt performances from actors and storytellers of every genre. His workshops, master classes and mentoring/consulting services cover all stages of filmmaking from pre-production to production and post-production.

“Mark Travis sure can teach. Don’t know why he’s not running the TV directing world.”
~ Paris Barclay, Former President of Directors Guild of America, Emmy Award winner, Writer/Director/Producer of over 155 TV episodes

Mark Travis has impacted filmmakers worldwide. He has served on the faculty of the University of Television and Film in Munich, Germany (HFF); The Binger Film Lab in Amsterdam, Netherlands; and the Asia Pacific Screen Lab, hosted by Griffith Film School in Brisbane, Australia.

Mark Travis has taught at many internationally acclaimed film schools and institutions, including Pixar University, American Film Institute, UCLA Film School, FAS Screen Training Ireland, NISS - Nordisk Institutt for Scene og Studio (Norway), Odessa International Film Festival (Ukraine), CILECT - The International Association of Film and Television Schools, and the Asia Pacific Screen Lab (hosted by Griffith University Film School, Brisbane, Australia).

Member of the Directors Guild of America, Mark Travis has presented master classes on The Travis Technique at Directors Guilds worldwide: USA , Netherlands , Germany , Australia ) and New Zealand .

"With astonishing clarity Mark Travis articulates the techniques and skills of film directing. Not only does the beginning student find invaluable guidance on all stages of the directing process, but the experienced director will learn rational explanations for many of the things he may have only been doing intuitively.”
~ John Badham, Director, Saturday Night Fever, War Games, Blue Thunder