Upon moving to Los Angeles, Matthew quickly realized the challenges of the entertainment industry. Despite the hardships, including burnout from background work and the realization that not every project is driven by passion, he found his way into the world of performance capture. This pivot was sparked by his desire to merge his knowledge of film with his love for video games, leading him to the doors of Rouge MoCap, where he took on a producer role despite his initial reluctance. Matthew's willingness to embrace this new world, coupled with his determination to learn and grow, allowed him to thrive in the high-pressure environment of performance capture, where he now contributes to some of the industry's most complex projects.

Nowadays, Matthew is deeply entrenched in the world of performance capture, working on major Triple-A video game titles. His role involves extensive preparation, ensuring that actors and crew alike are ready to deliver their best work. Despite the technical and logistical challenges, Matthew's approach remains rooted in collaboration and understanding, whether he's working with top-tier talent or navigating the complexities of production. His insights into the importance of knowing oneself, both as an actor and as a leader, have been instrumental in his success. Off the set, Matthew remains grounded by his love for storytelling, video games, and the community he has built within the industry, proving that even in the most demanding environments, passion and persistence can lead to remarkable achievements. And yes, his ultimate goal is still to become Batman.