Matt Willis-Jones (b. 1973) spent 15 years working in post-production on major movies and TV series - which basically means sitting in dark rooms and farting through expensive chairs - before realising he was losing his mind.
When he's not trying to get various projects thrust through the pixels of your TV screen, he writes short stories about a bear with existential angst for international publications and wonders how long he'll be able to get away with it. He also writes films which win awards at obscure festivals around the world, and occasionally appears on screen in other people's productions.
His hobbies include exclaiming: ‘Oh my God that looks terrible!’ when passing diners at expensive outdoor restaurants.
When he's not trying to get various projects thrust through the pixels of your TV screen, he writes short stories about a bear with existential angst for international publications and wonders how long he'll be able to get away with it. He also writes films which win awards at obscure festivals around the world, and occasionally appears on screen in other people's productions.
His hobbies include exclaiming: ‘Oh my God that looks terrible!’ when passing diners at expensive outdoor restaurants.
