Matt Kazman Trailers

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Matt is a filmmaker from Toronto who lives and works in Los Angeles. He likes to make comedies about uncomfortable moments. His short film KILLER screened at the Sundance Film Festival and won awards at the Seattle International Film Festival, IFFBoston, Sarasota Film Festival, Ashland Independent Film Festival and Lower East Side Film Festival. It's now a Staff Pick on Vimeo and was featured on Short of the Week and NoBudge. His independent pilot LOVE'S A BITCH screened at the New York TV Festival, and his short film FLAGPOLE was a Finalist for the Student Academy Awards. His shorts HASTA LA VISTA and TIGHT SPOT are also Vimeo Staff Picks. As a director, he has worked on shows and sketches for MTV, CollegeHumor, Fullscreen, and Refinery29. He has also directed commercials and branded content for REI, Postmates, Toyota, Stuart Weitzman, Sephora, and Intel (as well as some totally real spots for Amazon and Venmo that are definitely not fake). He recently received a grant from the SHIFT Creative Fund to make his latest film, FATHER FIGURINE, which is currently screening at festivals.

Most Popular Matt Kazman Trailers

Total trailers found: 5

Father Figurine Trailer (2019)

06 April 2019

When the wealthy patriarch of a family dies, they discover an unusual request in his will.

Killer Trailer (2016)

21 January 2016

Dusty is convinced he has a terrible new ability.

Hasta La Vista Trailer (2015)

25 April 2015

Andy, socially awkward and single, is sent into an emotional spiral after mistakenly offending a woman at a party.

Flagpole Trailer (2010)

01 January 2010

A film about boners and salami nipples… Just a typical day for 13-year old Zack—getting ripped on by his friends, ridiculed by the girls he's afraid to hook up with, and constantly thinking about his crush, Maddy Cohen.

Tight Spot Trailer (2016)

18 April 2016

While the act has been oft described as ‘doggy style’, there are psychological complexities that come with trying anal that one probably wouldn’t think of, especially from the female perspective, when calling it something rather crass.