Matt Ciociolo

Matt Ciociolo has been involved in acting since he was a young kid.  After performing in plays and musicals throughout elementary and high school he began performing at the Boston Actors Theatre while attending Business School at Northeastern University.  He was able to play Giles, the lead in Agatha Christys "The Mousetrap" as well as a very funny lead role as Theo in Steve Martins adaptation of "The Underpants" by Carl Sternheim.  Once moving out to Los Angeles Matt has been involved in films throughout the past 10 years since moving out here.  He has also appeared in national commercials such as Samsung and Mariott as just a few of his many acting projects he has been involved in. Producers and Directors that know him, know that he gives all that he has to give to every project he works on.  He does extensive research for every role in order to ensure he is not only believable to the audience but more importantly to himself.  After studying Sanford Meisner's technique for over 7 years at different theatre programs, he prides himself in "living truthfully under imaginary circumstances" as well as "working off his partner".  He looks to bring something new to every role and be as unpredictable as possible (Especially to himself).