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Born 1970
As a child growing up in New England, Matt wanted to be an illustrator and cartoonist. When he wasn't expressing himself with pencil and paper, he'd spend afternoons knocking back Cokes with friends and enjoying such cinema wonders as The Empire Strikes Back and Superman II. In high school and college he got involved in film and video. It wasn't long before he was hooked. After becoming a regular fixture at his local access station, he wrote and directed Donut World: Just Say No, a short-form video PSA-parody which received a Massachusetts Cable Television Commission Award.

At Keene State College in Keene, New Hampshire he met his compadres at thefilmbasement.com and studied film and screenwriting while appearing on the cable access comedy show After Dark. His time at Keene State inspired him to write the full length screenplay Lie, Cheat and Steal, which may or may not be coming to a theater near you, depending upon whether or not Matthew hits the lottery.

Matthew was the co-founder of low-budget-video group Rage Warehouse Productions and is seeking agency representation as an actor/writer/director.

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<< 2005

19 Jan 2005
Analysis with Tim, Mark, and Tom
Ocean's 12

31 Jan 2005
Article
That Guy! - Kim Coates

28 March 2005
Reviews
Be Cool
Hostage
Steamboy

5 April 2005
Video Reviews
Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone
Complex (Season One)
Samurai Champloo:
Episodes 1-17
Rubber's Lover
Sword Of Doom
Purple Butterfly

24 April 2005
Video Reviews
Enter The Phoenix
Crimson Rivers 2:
Angels Of The Apocalypse
A Tale of Two Sisters

8 May 2005
Article with Tim and Tom
Violation of Cinematic:
Seagalfest 2005

15 May 2005
Samurai Shoot-Out
Takashi Miike's Black Society Trilogy

5 June 2005
Samurai Shoot-Out
Full Metal Yakuza

15 June 2005
Samurai Shoot-Out
Young Thugs: Innocent Blood

16 June 2005
Samurai Shoot-Out
Young Thugs: Nostalgia

3 Aug 2005
Article
Godzilla X Goltzilla

21 Aug 2005
Samurai Shoot-Out
EM: Embalming

28 Aug 2005
Analysis with Mark, Rick, and Tom
Fantastic Four

28 Sept 2005
Review/Warning by Matt
A Sound of Thunder