Matt Duggan(I)
- Writer
- Director
- Producer
Matt Duggan is an award-winning writer and director. His first feature film "Inverse", which he wrote and directed, premiered at the 2014 Boston Sci-Fi Film Festival (a second screening had to be added to accommodate the sold out audience). To date, "Inverse" has won "Best Sci-Fi Narrative Feature Film" at the 2015 Philip K. Dick Film Festival; "Best Sci-Fi Feature Film" at the 2014 Cinevision Film Festival; and "Best Sci-Fi Feature Film" at the 2014 Eugene International Film Festival. "Inverse" had its West Coast premiere at the 2014 AMFM Festival in Palm Springs in November 2014.
Matt has written numerous screenplays and short films including "Written By", a short film horror-thriller that Matt co-wrote and co-starred in. "Written By" experienced great success on the film festival circuit, including "Audience Award- Winner" at the 2010 Wizard World Festival; "Winner" at the 2010 New York City Horror Film Festival; and "Best Horror Comedy Nominee" at the 2010 Dragon*Con.
Matt is also the creator of several award-winning web series, including "Man Vs." and "Not Suitable For Work."
An early career highlight for Matt was being invited to participate in Marlon Brando's documentary on acting entitled "Lying For a Living." Spending two weeks with Marlon Brando and company that included Robin Williams, Michael Jackson, Sean Penn, Nick Nolte, and Philippe Petit was an honor and a career highlight.
Matt has written numerous screenplays and short films including "Written By", a short film horror-thriller that Matt co-wrote and co-starred in. "Written By" experienced great success on the film festival circuit, including "Audience Award- Winner" at the 2010 Wizard World Festival; "Winner" at the 2010 New York City Horror Film Festival; and "Best Horror Comedy Nominee" at the 2010 Dragon*Con.
Matt is also the creator of several award-winning web series, including "Man Vs." and "Not Suitable For Work."
An early career highlight for Matt was being invited to participate in Marlon Brando's documentary on acting entitled "Lying For a Living." Spending two weeks with Marlon Brando and company that included Robin Williams, Michael Jackson, Sean Penn, Nick Nolte, and Philippe Petit was an honor and a career highlight.
