ABOUT
I’m Matthew O’Boyle.
I’m Matthew O’Boyle.
This is Mobius.

I'm a filmmaker, writer, director and actor. I trained in film and television at SCAD, then held staff roles at Ridley Scott's Scott Free Productions and at Getty Images. My independent production work includes projects for CNBC, Nintendo and Procter & Gamble.
I'm a filmmaker, writer, director and actor. I trained in film and television at SCAD, then held staff roles at Ridley Scott's Scott Free Productions and at Getty Images. My independent production work includes projects for CNBC, Nintendo and Procter & Gamble.
What has always held my attention is storytelling: the moment an idea, an image and a performance reach the person watching. New production tools have widened what one filmmaker can attempt. Places, periods and entire worlds that once required substantial production resources can now be brought to life by independent filmmakers. What the tools don't do is decide. Someone still has to choose what goes in the frame, and why.
What has always held my attention is storytelling: the moment an idea, an image and a performance reach the person watching. New production tools have widened what one filmmaker can attempt. Places, periods and entire worlds that once required substantial production resources can now be brought to life by independent filmmakers. What the tools don't do is decide. Someone still has to choose what goes in the frame, and why.
Mobius is where I make films from the stories I keep returning to: myths, classical literature, fables and the questions philosophers have argued over for centuries.
Mobius is where I make films from the stories I keep returning to: myths, classical literature, fables and the questions philosophers have argued over for centuries.
The name comes from the Möbius strip, a single surface that loops back on itself. Storytelling does too: an ancient myth comes back as a new film, and the director behind the camera and the actor in front of it turn out to be working the same side.
The name comes from the Möbius strip, a single surface that loops back on itself. Storytelling does too: an ancient myth comes back as a new film, and the director behind the camera and the actor in front of it turn out to be working the same side.
I also make films for brands and properties, with the same attention I give my own work.
I also make films for brands and properties, with the same attention I give my own work.
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