- Matt Mamula is known for Die Like an Egyptian (2013), Wash for Change (2014) and Jassman, Ralph Carney.
- Graduated from film school at the University of Central Florida in 2002. There, he met his future business partner and film collaborator, Jason Kovacsev.
- Attended UCLA's Professional Program: Screenwriting.
- Matt Mamula began his film career at 18 by filming a 16mm film that was inspired by The Beatles song, "Revolution #9" (which the film was also called).
- Matt also helped produce Jason Kovacsev's short film about male strippers called, "Potato Sac" which played at the First Sunday's Comedy Film Festival (now called the Iron Mule Comedy Film Festival) where it won the audience award and the 2004 Tromadance Film Festival.
- Edited the first season of the reality TV show, "Fashion News Live" which aired on Joost.
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