MATT PULLIAM
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:55s Dramatic Monologue (Performance Video) Quicktime
From a monologue challenge where the lead character has a final heart-to-heart with his lifelong partner that he left for a one-way trip to Mars.
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WMBGS by Ryan Michael Brown (Performance Video) Quicktime
After losing all that he loves, a man bitterly resorts to robbing a subway train where he finds the path to reconciliation in the choice between money or faith. Crises Point
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:13s Comedy Clip w/ Scoot McNairy (2001) (Performance Video) Quicktime
This film walked away with the Audience Award for Best film at the Austin Film Festival. It was shown to the major studios and in negotiations for a remake....
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:11s Action Clip (2011) (Performance Video) Quicktime
Trailer excerpt for a Texas version of 'Miami Vice'. I played the detective who lived on a house boat...
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:30s Monologue Clip 'Wild Geese' (2019) (Performance Video) Quicktime
An excerpt from a monologue that I used in my Michael Chekhov technique class. We were working on psychological gestures, archetypal movements, and images...
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:45s Romance Clip (2011) (Performance Video) Quicktime
This film was runner-up at the Nikon Film Festival.
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:20s Reality Clip (2003) (Performance Video) Quicktime
This short documentary was hand-picked by Ken Burns to air nationally on PBS prior to the Tom Hanks narrated documentary 'Horatio's Drive'.
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Paramount Talent Agency (TX) (512) 804-9306 |
Film and Television | ||
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AFI Short Film |
Subway Robber |
Ryan Michael Brown |
Procedural Webisode |
A Texan 'Sonny Crocket' type detective |
Phil Hardage |
Pomme D'Or Winner and Academy Awards Best Film Nominee |
Disgrunted man |
Terrence Malick |
Film Independent Spirit Winning Indie |
Film lover |
Alex Holdridge |
Michener Center MFA Short Film |
Handyman and quirky love interest |
Berndt Mader |
Ken Burns/PBS short documentary winner |
Self |
PBS and Florentine Films |
Festival Winning Indie Dramedy |
Theatrical actor |
Alex Holdridge |
Festival Winning Indie Comedy |
Stoner and N'er Do Well |
Alex Holdridge |
Big Disney Western |
Blink and you'll miss it Pinkerton agent |
Disney/Les Mayfield |
Period Thriller Indie Short Film |
Silent and deadly hit man |
Ty Roberts |
Offbeat Indie Short Caper |
Laid back high-end art thief |
Phil Hardage |
Training | ||
The Actors' Gang |
AG Style Training - On Going |
The Actors' Gang Theater |
Marjo-Riikka Makela |
Chekhov |
Chekhov Studio International |
Dr. Sharon M. Carnicke |
Stanislavsky |
The Stanislavsky Institute |
Alyson Horn & Ross Lacy |
Commercial |
200 South La Brea |
Aretha Amelia Sills |
Improvisation |
Sills/Spolin Theater Works |
Hollace Starr |
Voice |
Chekhov Studio International |
Caryn West |
Audition |
Caryn's Space for Actors |
Stephanie Feury |
Method |
Stephanie Feury Studio Theatre |
Ron Hayden |
Meisner |
2 Chairs Studio |
Robin Christian McNair |
Speech and Voice |
Robin Christian Studio |
Judith Weston |
Directing Actors |
Judith Weston Studio |
Physical Characteristics / Measurements |
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Height: 6'1" |
Weight: 210 lbs |
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Billiards, Carpentry, Combat Medic, Competitive Swimmer, Cooking, CPR Qualified, Drives a Stick Shift, Ex-Substitute Teacher, Fine Dining, Firearm Training, Photograpy/Videography, Triathlon, U.S. Army Service, Valid U.S. Passport, Video Editing, Aerobics, Billiards/Pool Player, Cycling, Frisbee, Jump Rope, Running - General, Running - Sprint, Scuba Diving, Snorkeling, Softball, Swimming - ability - general, Swimming - backstroke, Swimming - breast stroke, Swimming - butterfly, Swimming - freestyle, Weight Lifting, Yoga, Guitar, Modeling, American - Southern Accent
Matthew B. Pulliam is an actor, special effects artist, and director/producer known Voyage of Time (2016), Approaching the Unknown (2016), Tree of Life (2011), Sexless (2003), and Wrong Numbers (2001). His special effects work was nominated for a VES award for Voyage of Time. His work has also appeared on the iPad Pro "A Great Big Universe" commercial. Matthew directed a short documentary selected by Ken Burns to air on PBS.