Person Biography:
Growing up in the suburbs of Atlanta, Griffin embarked on a journey of self-expression through the performing arts at the tender age of seven. By the time he reached 13, he was already consistently working on various commercial projects, honing his skills and building a strong foundation for his future endeavors.
Throughout his middle and high school years, Griffin remained committed to the stage, showcasing his talents in a wide range of musicals, dramas, and improv performances. Simultaneously, he developed a deep passion for filmmaking, utilizing his creative energy to film and edit music videos for local bands and rappers. This burgeoning interest soon evolved into writing, directing, editing, and starring in his own short films.
One of his notable works, "Sitting on the Fence" (2011),earned a prestigious spot as an official selection at the Macon Film Festival in 2011. Griffin's impressive short film, "Self Portrait," received widespread recognition in 2013, becoming the first short film to be awarded "Superior" at the Georgia Thespian Conference. This remarkable achievement led to an invitation to compete at the national level, solidifying Griffin's reputation as a talented and innovative filmmaker.
