Matthew T. Price grew up in Michigan, studied cinema at USC. He met his future wife in Maine, as you would probably assume. He followed her to her home country of New Zealand, and somehow he convinced her to return to America and marry him, despite having no job prospects and a useless film degree.

Matthew has worked in television for ten years, while shooting short films on the side. He made his first feature film, Other Halves, and first daughter, Amelia, in the same year. The movie's pretty good, but he's even more proud of his daughter, who already knows the alphabet.

Matthew was part of the inaugural class of creators at Imagine Impact, a writing accelerator designed by Ron Howard and Brian Grazer. Over 4,000 writers applied, and only 22 projects were selected. Matthew was paired with mentor, Saladin Patterson, who helped shape and develop his script, Exchange Students.

We Need to Talk is a short webseries co-written and directed by Matthew. It stars Miranda Parham (who also co-wrote and produced), Carson Nicely, Gabe Greenspan, and Elizabeth Peterson

Matthew shot original trailers for stage productions at the Little Fish Theatre, as well as for his own feature film, Other Halves. Filmed on a shoestring budget, these teasers created buzz for smaller shows that otherwise might not have a way to reach out to their potential audience.

Fractal Vision was a series of short film that were designed to be scary, creepy, or just downright weird. They were produced with the help of a group of young, talented filmmakers with no budget but a big passion for movies.