Matthew has had a diverse and extensive career in the entertainment industry, with a repertoire that spans film, television, Broadway, and even audio books. As he splits his time between the vibrant cities of Los Angeles and New York City, he has had the opportunity to take on a wide range of roles and projects.
In addition to his professional pursuits, Matthew is a man of many passions and interests. He has spent a lifetime studying the martial arts, and in his free time, he enjoys the great outdoors, often venturing out on hikes and camping trips. Wine tasting is also a favorite pastime of his.
Matthew is a trilingual individual, able to communicate fluently in both English and American Sign Language. He is also conversant in Spanish, a testament to his linguistic abilities and his ability to connect with people from diverse backgrounds.
Matthew's early career in the entertainment industry began with a role in the play "The Elevator," where he starred alongside Elizabeth Berkeley and Christopher B. Duncan. His co-star, Elizabeth, affectionately nicknamed him "Opie" due to his resemblance to a young Ron Howard, a nod to his charming and youthful presence on screen.
Matthew is perhaps best known for his work in the films "Just Say Love" and "Paranormal Activity's 'The Diary,'" showcasing his versatility and range as an actor.
