Matthew Thurling
aka:
Matt Thurling
Moby ID: 309670
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Matthew Thurling received his education at the University of London.
He entered the gaming industry in 1995 upon joining Electronics Arts where he developed the soundtracks for a number of high-profile PC and Playstation games. His job also required hiring voice talent and organizing location recordings.
After leaving EA in September 1997, Matt worked for several broadcast media production firms. During the next decade, he directed films and animation for the internet and television, produced documentaries and drama productions, designed and managed websites.
In July 2003, he founded science.tv. In 2009 he is still the CEO of that company in addition to overseeing development of the website and the production of original video content for the education market.
In addition, Matt is a consultant for Real World.
Credited on 5 games
The F.A. Premier League Football Manager 2000 (2000, PlayStation) | Sound Designers |
Dungeon Keeper 2 (1999, Windows) | Sound Effects |
The F.A. Premier League Football Manager 2000 (1999, Windows) | Sound Designers |
Populous: The Beginning (1998, Windows) | Special Thanks To |
Ceremony of Innocence (1997, Windows) | Lead Programmers |
Frequent Collaborators
People- 4 games with Bruce E. McMillan
- 4 games with Darren King
- 4 games with Nathan Smethurst
- 4 games with Nick Laviers
- 4 games with Bill Lusty
- 4 games with Graham Bell
- 4 games with Jason Lord
- 4 games with Dominic Waddel
- 4 games with Oliver Byrne
- 4 games with Jeffrey Brutus
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Companies
- 4 games with Electronic Arts, Inc.
- 3 games with Electronic Arts GmbH
- 2 games with Bullfrog Productions, Ltd.
- 2 games with TiVo Corporation
- 2 games with Mastertronic Games Ltd.
- 2 games with Studio Fröhling
- 2 games with Electronic Arts Ltd.
- 2 games with EA Sports
- 2 games with Dice Multi Media Europe B.V.
- 2 games with GOG Limited
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