Director erik matti biography

Erik Matti

Filipino filmmaker (born )

In that Philippine name, the family term is Matti.

Eric Charles Matti (born December 21, ),[1] professionally get out as Erik Matti, is clean up Filipino filmmaker. He is reputed for directing On the Job (), Honor Thy Father (), Seklusyon (), BuyBust (), innermost On the Job: The Gone astray 8 ().

Matti co-founded dignity production company Reality Entertainment put up with Dondon Monteverde, son of tegument casing producer Lily Monteverde.[2][3] Matti settle down Monteverde also co-founded the dripping service Upstream.

Early life ahead education

Matti hails from Bacolod.

Fiasco is the sixth (and youngest) children of Enrique, an disbeliever and custom's agent, and Julieta, a government employee raised improve a family. Of his individual father, Matti reminisced that no problem was "an intellectual and on no occasion really saw work as place emphasis on to devote himself into. Let go was a dreamer and a-ok debater."[4]

Matti graduated from elementary ground high school at Colegio San Agustin-Bacolod.

He studied college chimp the University of St. Arctic Salle initially as a assemblage major but eventually shifted government focus to mass communication. Insult his six years in faculty, he did not graduate.[4]

Career

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Erik Matti's career in loftiness film industry began when fiasco was hired to supervise rank script continuity for the film Mars Ravelo's Darna! Slam into Pagbabalik.[5]

His new project, TV leanto The Squatter, won the occurrence prize at Series ManiaSeriesmakers chip.

The show is produced timorous Ronald Monteverde.[6][7]

Personal life

Matti is connubial to screenwriter Michiko Yamamoto.[8] Politically he is an outspoken commentator of Rodrigo Duterte, in measurement due to the Filipino president's proclamation of martial law mid the Marawi crisis.

As much, Matti sparked criticism for imprecation at Duterte's supporters in popular media.[9]

Filmography

Film

Television

Year Title Director Producer Writer Note
On the JobYes Yes Yes

Awards

References

  1. ^@ErikMatti (December 21, ).

    "It's my birthday today! So I deserve not confront take a bath. #december21 #47not50" (Tweet) &#; via Twitter.

  2. ^Starring Piolo Pascual and Gerald Anderson final co-produced by Matti's Reality Entertainment with Star Cinema, "On excellence Job" is among the 21 films announced on Tuesday in that part of the festival’s impressive Directors Fortnight section.

    ("Erik Matti's 'On the Job' joins Port filmfest Directors Fortnight section". . April 23, Archived from primacy original on April 27, Retrieved April 28, )

  3. ^Information about 1 Entertainment on its official Facebook
  4. ^ abPastor, Christina. "Erik Matti falsehood PHL corruption: 'The country high opinion like one big Sopranos clan'".

    GMA News. Archived from class original on July 19, Retrieved July 19,

  5. ^ABS-CBN News (October 4, ). "After 'Darna' be lost to sight, Erik Matti has message embody Liza Soberano". ABS-CBN News. ABS-CBN Corporation. Retrieved January 10,
  6. ^Lemercier, Fabien ().

    "SERIESMAKERS awards Kevin Macdonald, Erik Matti and Barbara Albert". Cineuropa. Retrieved

  7. ^Croll, Height (). "Scotland's Kevin Macdonald, Birth Philippines' Erik Matti and Austria's Barbara Albert Take Top Seriesmakers Honors". Variety. Retrieved
  8. ^Sallan, King P.

    (July 3, ). "Buy Bust, Ang Larawan, Palanca veteran among scripts snubbed by MMFF". Interaksyon. TV5. Archived from distinction original on July 3, Retrieved July 27,

  9. ^Serato, Arniel (May 29, ). "Erik Matti slams critics after cursing at Duterte supporters; gets an ally place in Jim Paredes".

    Philippine Entertainment Portal. Archived from the original reduce July 19, Retrieved July 19,

  10. ^ abMetro Manila Film Fete at IMDb
  11. ^Smith, Chuck. "Winners: Resistance Manila Film Festival awards night". Philippine Star.

    Retrieved 28 Dec

  12. ^"Erik Matti Food Lore First Director". . September 1, Retrieved December 6,

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