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My latest showreel is now online.

Buy Me Too – Welcome To The City online
The first Me Too Dvd is now available.
It contains six episodes:
“Fireworks”, Grannie and the children are going to see the firework display at the castle. Bobby is worried that Kai might get scared.
“Snooze”, Raymond falls asleep in the sunshine and nearly misses the train home. [...]

Buy Me Too : The Album online
Matthew features on the new Me Too album as Raymond the buffet car manager.
Songs:-
1. Me too! Theme – Riverseafingal Vocals by Donna Krachan
2. I Need To Get to Work – Subway, Metro & Speedboat (Tina, Raymond, Mickey John)
3. Who’s Home? (Granny Murray)
4. At Rudi’s Market (Rudi)
5. Noisy Car (Ferry [...]

Matthew appears as Miles a student when…
A researcher is found dead in a university science laboratory, the victim of a severe anaphylactic shock. Burke investigates and uncovers evidence that her food was deliberately contaminated, raising suspicions that a calculating killer is stalking the campus – a theory confirmed by a second fatality the following day. [...]

As they try to come to terms with things long buried and left unsaid, their childhood landscape of shame, confusion and doubt is brought into sharp focus as they go through some emotional shape-shifting of their own.
Click the link to read the full article:- www.metro.co.uk/metrolife/

A new play by Matthew
‘The Kelpie’ is widely known as a devious creature lurking in the depths of highland lochs. But with no real proof of its actual existence, does this demon only really live within the minds of cruel men and scared children?
When two grown brothers reunite, following the death of their Uncle, they [...]

Me playing Miles (a student) in episode 80 of Taggart, Best and Brightest

A four star review from Joyce McMillan of the Scotsman.
Click the link to read the review:-
SWEET HOME BALMAHA, ORAN MOR, GLASGOW **** reviewed By JOYCE MCMILLAN

A four star review from Shona Craven of the Herald.
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Sweet Home Balmaha, Oran Mor, Glasgow reviewed by SHONA CRAVEN