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Matthew Cooke (born February 28, 1973, in Washington, D.C.) is the writer-director of How to Make Money Selling Drugs, a documentary film which criticizes the war on drugs in the United States, and Survivors Guide to Prison, about the prison system.
Cooke got his start in non fiction as the Producer- Editor of "Deliver Us From Evil" which earned the Academy Award Nomination for Best Documentary film, made over 100 critics "best of" lists and is one of Rotten Tomatoes top 100 best reviewed films of all time.
Oscar-nominated filmmaker, award-winning writer, former guest host for Larry King and digital innovator. Cooke has a worldwide audience for his viral docu-essays, comedy skits and talks which have over 250M views.
251K Followers, 3,243 Following, 113 Posts - Matthew Cooke (@matthewcookeofficial) on Instagram: "Oscar nominated Filmmaker. Writer. Actor. Father. Husband."
Oscar nominated filmmaker. Writer. Actor. Social media artist. Former guest host for Larry King.
His films have been featured at film festivals like Sundance, Tribeca, Toronto, and Vienna. His science fiction writing has been developed by X-Men and Wolverine producers, Amazon Studios and Kuku FM, India’s #1 podcast company
Oscar Nominated Documentary Filmmaker. Feature films on Netflix, Amazon, HBO. Best Writing Awards from the International Documentary Association. Fiction writing & concepts licensed by X-Men / Wolverine Producers. Creative Strategy Director. Chief Creative for the $7M Intel / AOL-Time Warner company that pioneered interactive advertising.
Cooke got his start in non fiction as the Producer- Editor of "Deliver Us From Evil" which earned the Academy Award Nomination for Best Documentary film, made over 100 critics "best of" lists and is one of Rotten Tomatoes top 100 best reviewed films of all time.
Actor. Oscar nominated filmmaker. Writer. Social media artist (over 200M views).
Matthew Cooke (born February 28, 1973, in Washington, D.C.) is the writer-director of How to Make Money Selling Drugs, a documentary film which criticizes the war on drugs in the United States, and Survivors Guide to Prison, about the prison system.
