Frame by Frame

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Ever finished a film or episode and thought, “That was good… but why?” Frame by Frame breaks down film and TV in a way that’s thoughtful, accessible, and actually enjoyable. I dig into storytelling, characters, and creative decisions — with a small side of industry and marketing insight to explain how things end up on screen in the first place. Think 80% analysis, 20% behind-the-scenes thinking, and zero pretence.

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Michael: Amazing Music, But Does It Explain Michael Jackson? 03.07.2026 15:17

Follow on Instagram: @framebyframebyj Michael is one of the most anticipated music biopics in years—but does it truly help us understand the man behind the music? In Episode 3 of Frame by Frame , I review Michael (2026), exploring its performances, storytelling, emotional impact and the difficult balance of portraying one of the most talented and controversial figures in music history. This episod...

Spider-Noir: The Most Unique Superhero Show in Years? 07.06.2026 38:07

Follow me on Instagram: @framebyframebyj In this episode of Frame by Frame, I'm taking a deep dive into Spider-Noir, Prime Video's bold new superhero series starring Nicolas Cage. Set in 1930s New York, Spider-Noir follows Ben Reilly, a private investigator and former vigilante known as The Spider, as he's pulled back into a world of crime, secrets and unfinished business. Along the way, I explore...

Stranger Things Season 5: Did it stick the Landing? 13.04.2026 16:46

In this first episode of Frame by Frame , I break down the final season of Stranger Things and ask — did it actually deliver? For me, it’s somewhere in the middle. It works in places… but never quite reaches the level it should. In this episode, I talk about: Why Will’s arc is the strongest part of the season The one episode where everything actually clicks A quiet scene that shows what the story...

Frame by Frame trailer 01.02.2026 1:24

A new film & TV podcast is coming. Frame by Frame breaks down movies and television — from storytelling and structure to the moments that stick with us. Occasionally, we zoom out to look at audience reactions, presentation, and the business choices shaping what ends up on screen. This is the trailer. New episodes coming soon.