Matthew Jacobs
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                    This is the promotional site for Matthew Jacobs, and like most promotional sites there's
                    quite a bit of bragging.  There is also a blog with news, other people's work, and more 
                    stuff you might enjoy.  
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                    Selected filmography - titles linked to imdb pages:
                    JUSTIN AND THE KNIGHTS OF VALOUR (Kandor Graphics 2013) – co-writer - producer Antonio Banderas
                    BOXING DAY (Independent Films Ltd & BFI 2012) - co-lead with Danny Huston - director Bernard Rose
                    YOUR GOOD FRIEND (Dovetale Films 2012) - director, co-writer and co-lead.
                    YOUNG INDIANA JONES CHRONICLES (Paramount/ABC/Lucasfilm/Amblin 1993-2007) - writer - producer George Lucas
                    THE EMPEROR’S NEW GROOVE (Disney Animation 2000) – original story.
                    MOTHERTIME (BBC TV movie 1998) – director, screenplay.
                    DOCTOR WHO (BBC/Universal/Fox TV movie 1996) – writer, co-producer
                    HALLELUJAH ANYHOW (BFI & BBC TV movie 1992) – director, co-writer.
                    PAPERHOUSE (Working Title Films 1988) – screenplay
                    Other relevant sites:
                    imdb page
                    www.yourgoodfriendmovie.com
                    www.dovetalefilms.com
                    Biography:
                    Matthew Jacobs was born in Britain the son of actor Anthony Jacobs. After a relatively brief 
                    stint as a child actor for BBC TV and The National Youth Theatre, he began working behind the 
                    camera in his teens as an assistant editor for Ridley Scott Associates then went to Hull University
                    to study drama under the likes of Anthony Minghella. So with an eclectic training in both theatre 
                    and film, he graduated the National Film and Television School in 1982 and quickly established 
                    himself as a screenwriter and director for both TV and the big screen. In the early 90s he moved to 
                    San Francisco where he and his sons still live. He continues to work both sides of the Atlantic 
                    in both the mainstream and independent arenas.