Matthew's remarkably diverse and dynamic professional trajectory has traversed numerous artistic platforms, encompassing a wide range of creative endeavors within the realms of film, television, the esteemed world of Broadway, and even the realm of audio books, with his life's work and personal existence oscillating between the iconic cities of Los Angeles and New York City.
Matthew's profound commitment to the martial arts transcends mere mortal endeavors, yet he still manages to carve out time for a diverse array of leisure pursuits that serve to rejuvenate his spirit and soothe his soul.
In his rare moments of downtime, Matthew can often be found immersing himself in the great outdoors, embarking on invigorating hikes that challenge his physical limits and connect him with nature's splendor.
He is also an avid camper, relishing the opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life and reconnect with the simple, rustic joys of the wilderness.
Furthermore, Matthew has a deep appreciation for the art of wine tasting, finding solace in the subtle nuances and complexities of fine vintages that transport him to a world of refinement and sophistication.
Through these leisure activities, Matthew is able to strike a delicate balance between his intense focus on martial arts and the need to unwind and recharge, ensuring that his mind, body, and spirit remain in perfect harmony.
With a remarkable linguistic proficiency, Matthew possesses the ability to converse fluently in not one, not two, but three distinct languages. His impressive command of English is matched only by his equally impressive ability to communicate effectively in American Sign Language, a testament to his dedication to inclusivity and accessibility. Furthermore, Matthew has developed a conversational grasp of Spanish, allowing him to engage with individuals from diverse linguistic backgrounds with ease and confidence.
Matthew's professional journey commenced with his notable appearance in the film The Elevator, where he shared the screen with esteemed actresses Elizabeth Berkeley and Christopher B. Duncan. During his time on set, Elizabeth Berkeley took a particular liking to Matthew, affectionately dubbing him "Opie" due to his uncanny resemblance to a young Ron Howard, a legendary actor and director, best known for his iconic roles in The Andy Griffith Show and Happy Days.
Matthew's impressive repertoire of performances is underscored by his memorable roles in two notable productions: Just Say Love, a captivating cinematic endeavor, and Paranormal Activity's "The Diary", a spine-tingling foray into the realm of the unknown.
Matthew is currently responsible for overseeing a Kung Fu studio located in the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where he has made it his mission to impart valuable life skills to children by emphasizing the significance of self-confidence and self-defense.
