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1. www.urtextfilms.com › about-usAbout Us | Urtext Films

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   Urtext Films is Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker, a Brooklyn, NY based director/producer team that has created award-winning films, and award-winning commercials. We are focused on creating honest and authentic content, with a global and cinematic scope.

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3. www.linkedin.com › in › matthewsallehMatthew Salleh - Director - Urtext Film Productions | LinkedIn

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   I'm a documentary director, working with my partner Rose Tucker through our production company Urtext Films. We're based in Brooklyn, NY. We currently specialize in editing and other post ...

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   • Works For: Urtext Film Productions
   • Location: Brooklyn, New York, United States

4. www.imdb.com › name › nm3268319Matthew Salleh - IMDb

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   Matthew Salleh is known for We Don't Deserve Dogs (2020), Barbecue (2017) and Pablo's Villa (2013).

   • Occupation: Cinematographer, Editor, Director

   • Author: Matthew Salleh

5. www.bkmag.com › 2021/04/15 › now-theres-proof-thatHere's proof that ‘We Don’t Deserve Dogs’ - Brooklyn Magazine

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   Apr 15, 2021 · As it happens, Major is the literal poster-pooch for “We Don’t Deserve Dogs,” the latest documentary from Brooklyn-based indie filmmakers Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker. As the title suggests, “ We Don’t Deserve Dogs ” explores the relationship between us humans and our canines.

6. www.urtextfilms.comUrtext Films

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   Matthew Salleh & Rose Tucker. about us; showreel; contact; instagram; facebook

7. artspeak.fiu.edu › rose-tucker-and-matthew-sallehFilmmakers Rose Tucker + Matthew Salleh | ArtSpeak

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   Matthew Salleh is a director, cinematographer, and editor. Originally set for its World Premiere in competition at SXSW 2020 (canceled due to COVID-19), their film “ We Don’t Deserve Dogs” was selected for over a dozen leading film festivals throughout the year including Warsaw Film Festival, and Miami Film Festival GEMS.

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   Who is Matt Sallee?

   • Matt Sallee joined Pentatonix as bass vocalist after the departure of Avriel “Avi” Kaplan in 2017. Matt was born on February 11, 1994, in Baltimore. He started singing at the age of four and is classically trained in voice. He has performed in choirs at the Kennedy Center and Apollo Theater, to name a few.

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   • As of 2023, Matthew Sallee’s net worth is $100,000 - $1M. Matthew Sallee (born February 11, 1994) is famous for being pop singer. He currently resides in Maryland, United States. A cappella singer who rocketed to fame in 2017 after joining Pentatonix on their holiday tour.

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9. dev.sxsw.com › film › 2020Matthew Salleh Wants to Showcase the Unique Relationship ...

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   Feb 6, 2020 · Matthew Salleh: This film is our look at the very unique and special bond humans have with dogs, and the ways that relationship can transcend cultural boundaries. What motivated you to tell this story?