The pursuit of perfection can drive an artist into utter madness. There are times when it’s achieved and the results are breathtaking, magical… everlasting. But as the media landscape grows exponentially everyday and consumers are relentlessly bombarded with all manner of “content”, perfection can go overlooked. That’s where Geoff Todd comes in.

Geoff is the creator and curator of One Perfect Shot, the popular website and Twitter account that honors cinema’s past frame by frame, featuring perfectly composed still shots from classic films. OPS regularly celebrates the brilliance of cinematographers such as Gordon Willis, Haskell Wexler, Robert Richardson, Roger Deakins, Michael Chapman, Michael Ballhaus, among many others.

Geoff joined us to talk about why he started OPS, what make a shot perfect and how he’s able to occasionally find perfection in the worst of movies.

We also break down the nominees for Best Cinematography in the upcoming Academy Awards and Jason can’t stop himself from making his opinions known with respect to Quentin Tarantino, Tim Burton and the Coen Brothers. #hater

Listen, we usually try not to abuse our authority, but we must command you to check out Geoff’s website and follow him on Twitter @oneperfectshot and @TheGeoffTodd. It’s for your own good.