Produced by Adrian Grenier and Bert Marcus. Featuring: Susan Sarandon, Woody Harrelson, 50 Cent, Eminem, Freeway Rick Ross, David Simon (Creator of The Wire), Arianna Huffington.

Best Writing Award, International Documentary Association. Audience Award, Champs-Elysees Film Festival. Audience Award, Newport Beach Film Festival.

Cooke conceived the film 10 years prior as a biting how-to, revealing the war-on-drugs to be a terror even worse than the criminal blackmarket itself. He scripted the film first, then acquired footage to replace the script.

The editing was the most challenging stage: balancing the satire with a deadly serious topic.

Irish priest Oliver O'Grady admits to having molested and raped over 25 children from the 70s to early 90s. Written & directed by Amy Berg.

The job: editing over 100 hours of footage into a 1.5 hour film. Choosing the anchor characters, plotting the arc, creating tension and pacing. Filming new interviews and conceiving the resolution, filmed in Rome.

Produced by Steve Devore, Susan Sarandon, David Arquette, Gina Belafonte, Adrian Grenier, Danny Trejo, Jesse Williams. Starring Bruce Lisker and Reggie Cole.

Featuring: Danny Trejo, Deepak Chopra, Patricia Arquette, Danny Glover, Cynthia Nixon, Ice-T, RZA, Busta Rhymes, Tom Morello, B-Real, Macklemore, Quincy Jones, Q-Tip, Warren G, Chuck D, Brandon Boyd (Incubus).

Crafted in the experimental style of Matthew's direct-to-camera social media videos.

The film tracks the stories of two wrongly-convicted men, who become tour guides to America's criminal system of justice, punctuated with celebrity pro-tips.

In this short bio-pic, Mark Ruffalo takes Bernie on a tour of his hometown, Brooklyn New York, to learn how his childhood influenced his life and worldview.

After twenty years, filmmaker Sol Guy confronts the six VHS tapes his father recorded before passing on. The tapes inspire Sol to go on a journey to reunite his broken family. A powerful, loving metaphor of America's fractured history.

The task: shaping over 150 hours of footage into a 1.5 hour film. The process involved filming new interviews of Sol, as the framework for writing a 90-minute narrated story. From that point the filmmakers replaced as much narration as possible with scenes and footage from Sol's journey.

An HBO Film. A 14-year-old paparazzo becomes famous for snapping photos of Adrian Grenier, who'd become a celebrity for playing a movie star on an HBO series about fame. Written and directed by Adrian Grenier. Edited by Matthew Cooke and Jim Mol.

Matthew acted as co-director during the development, production and post-production, weaving multiple layered stories and analysis for a deeper look at America's celebrity and gossip driven culture.

Written by and starring Lorien Haynes. Music by SIA. The film tells the story of a woman's relationship history beginning in present-day and travels backwards to the start.

The feature version was composed of 23 short films directed by 21 women to raise awareness and support for survivors of abuse and assault.

Matthew's mission was editing the 21 shorts, reshaping them, and pacing the 21 emotional journeys into a singular feature narrative.

He envisioned and designed journal entries and phone call sequences, to pin and thread the story, and rewrote new portions of the central dialogue between therapist and patient.