Matt Carlson

I directed, produced, edited and created a short experimental film for Loyola University based on Charlie Chaplin's famous speech from his 1940 film, "The Great Dictator".

I created a music video for local Chicago artist "Ssssnake" using recycled cinema and motion graphics.

I created a new trailer for the 1960 film, "City of the Dead" using the entirety of the film, which is in the public domain.

I directed, produced and edited a short film showing the life and culture of those who's lives revolve around coffee.

I created a documentary showing the reality of food scarcity in Chicago and what a start up company called Zero Percent is doing to help.

I directed, edited and produced a 30 second commercial for a local Chicago physical therapy clinic. The spot aired at local Chicago fitness center Xsport Fitness.

I was the art director and editor for a television sitcom pitch to NBC. I helped coordinate the aesthetic feel of the project pitch and edited two videos which represented the project's ideas.

I created an abstract short film called "Captive" as a part of a video production class at Loyola University.