The Breakdown with Matt Ember
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We're back in the Writers Room this afternoon for The Breakdown Webcast with Matt Ember! Matt Ember is a writer/producer who has worked on over 20 feature films and television shows including THE CONNERS on ABC, THE WAR WITH GRANDPA with Robert Deniro, GET SMART with Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway and FAILURE TO LAUNCH with Matthew McConaghey and Sarah Jessica Parker and many more. Full Bio »
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We're back in the Writers Room this afternoon for The Breakdown Webcast with Matt Ember!
Matt Ember is a writer/producer who has worked on over 20 feature films and television shows including THE CONNERS on ABC, THE WAR WITH GRANDPA with Robert Deniro, GET SMART with Steve Carell and Anne Hathaway and FAILURE TO LAUNCH with Matthew McConaghey and Sarah Jessica Parker and many more.
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Testimonials
"Thank you, Matt! Grateful for your time!" -Tony E.
"This was fun and very informative. Thank you, Matt." -Laurie W.
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"Thanks Matt. This was great!" -Octavia P.
"Matt thank you so much for your insights!" -Monica M.
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