Mathew Tucciarone is a an Award Winning Filmmaker and Photographer that has worked in the film and television industry for several years. He has served as Director, Editor, Writer, and Director of Photography on his projects which have been shown worldwide.

His films include "Da Capo" (2008), a short film, an artistic vision of the world as seen through the eyes of a music composer. "I Finally Did It" (2010) is a feature-length documentary that opens with a short film and explores the power of friendship, music, and death. Mat teamed up with Composer/Filmmaker Apostolos Paraskevas to Co-Direct the film. It is a Silver Screen Award Winner at the 2010 Nevada Film Festival in Las Vegas, NV. His newest film, "Transamazonica" is a feature- length documentary that tells the story of Douglas Gunzelmann, a man who traveled 3,200 on bicycle through the heart of the Amazon Rain Forest.

As a photographer, Mathew always thrives on capturing the moment. Recently Mat traveled to Maine with the band Static of the Gods to capture their performance at the Kahbang Music Festival. Although a majority of his clients have been musicians, he also has worked with models and is a skilled portrait photographer.

In the spring of 2010, Mat joined Brickyard VFX located in Boston, MA. During his 7 months there as an intern, he learned how an idea can turn into a professional product from pre-production to seeing live on television or in the movie theatre. Mat helped during a shoot for Southern Comfort, shot on the RED ONE Camera System. He also helped in Pre-Production for a shoot for the Olympus PEN 2 Camera spot.

Aside from film production and photography, Mat enjoys graphic design, animation, traveling, guitar playing, entrepreneurship, and studying other cultures.