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Matthew Festle was born March 21st, 1994. He is a sound & Foley editor from Chicago, IL. Festle graduated with a B.A in Cinema Arts + Science, with a concentration in Sound for film from Columbia College Chicago.
- Sound Department, Producer, Actor
- March 21, 1994
- Matthew Festle
Oct 23, 2020 · Hacked: Directed by Matthew Festle, Matt Leal. With Matthew Festle, Jackson Turner, Alan Maxson, Shawn C. Phillips. Michael and Darren have a very successful true crime podcast. But when trying to get one of their biggest guests yet turns into a bizarre obsession for Michael, the lines between nightmare and reality begin to blur.
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- Comedy, Drama, Horror
- Matthew Festle, Matt Leal
- 2020-10-23
522 Followers, 850 Following, 236 Posts - matthew_festle (@mfestle) on Instagram: "Sound Editor, & Independent filmmaker w/ 3 keys media. HACKED, SHADOWMARSH, COMPOSURE, ISLEEN PINES.
View Matthew Festle’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. Post Production Sound & Foley Editor · All around audio fanatic, Matt runs on a passion for sound...
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- Sound Rebels, LLC
- Downers Grove South High School
Matthew Festle. Sound Department: Isleen Pines. Matthew Festle was born March 21st, 1994. He is a sound & Foley editor from Chicago, IL. Festle graduated with a B.A in Cinema Arts + Science, with a concentration in Sound for film from Columbia College Chicago.
- March 21, 1994
Matthew Festle is known as an Sound Designer, Sound Re-Recording Mixer, Actor, Music, Producer, Director, Sound Editor, Sound, Writer, Foley Editor, Thanks, Sound Recordist, Foley, Sound Assistant, Sound Mixer, Supervising Sound Editor, Dialogue Editor, Boom Operator, Original Music Composer, Foley Recording Engineer, Editor, Co-Director, Sound ...
May 27, 2021 · Its paranormal excellence was largely effective because the writers found a way to make the characters three dimensional, even when the entire movie was filmed over Zoom. Much like that gem from 2020, Matt Leal and Matthew Festle’s Hacked leans heavily into the Zoom age — but it doesn’t quite reach the emotional heights that it stretches ...
