Matt Thompson, the talented individual, was born to Tim and Cindy Thompson in the charming town of Roseville, California. At the tender age of six, Matt stumbled upon his parents' camcorder, and this serendipitous discovery marked the beginning of his profound passion for film. However, it wasn't until he reached the age of 18 that he made the conscious decision to dedicate his life to the art of filmmaking.
Since then, Matt has had the privilege of appearing in over 10 feature films, showcasing his remarkable versatility as an actor. He has had the opportunity to work alongside some of the industry's most renowned names, effortlessly taking on leading and co-starring roles in half of the films he has been a part of.
In 2009, Matt made his feature directorial debut with the film "Listen to Your Heart" (2010),which boasted an impressive cast, including the talented Cybill Shepherd, Shirley Knight, and Ernie Sabella. The same year, Matt also lent his talents to another film, in which he starred and took to the stage in a production of "A Streetcar Named Desire," playing the iconic role of Stanley Kowalski. The play received a glowing 5-star review from the Sacramento News and Review, a testament to Matt's exceptional abilities.
Following this success, Matt went on to produce and direct his screenplay, "Bloodline" (2013),in which he also played the lead role. His dedication to his craft did not go unnoticed, as the March 2010 issue of Sacramento Magazine featured him as one of 15 individuals to watch early in their careers on its cover story.
With his passion for both acting and directing, Matt continues to grow and evolve as a creative force in the film industry. Despite being busy with post-production for his latest project, Matt has already set ambitious goals for his next production, a testament to his unwavering enthusiasm and commitment to his craft.
Biography:
Matt Thompson was born to Tim and Cindy Thompson in Roseville, California. At the age of 6, he discovered his parents' camcorder and found his love for film.
