Matthew Wood

Matthew Wood

Excerpt from Matt's biography: Matthew Wood has been bringing digital technology to the forefront of filmmaking for over 18 years. Matthew joined Skywalker Sound in 1991 as a specialist in incorporating emerging technology into the traditional editorial model. Matthew was the Supervising Sound Assistant on The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles from 1992 - 1994. He worked on productions like Radioland Murders, One Fine Day, Con Air, Eraser, Volcano, Mission Impossible, Titan A.E. and Episode I and II.

After Episode II, Matthew had time to work on two of his lifelong dreams. Attending the American Conservatory Theater (ACT) in San Francisco, Matthew had a break from film post-production to pursue his other passion of acting.

Once again Matthew shared the role of Supervising Sound Editor with his mentor and friend Ben Burtt on Episode III. Revenge of the Sith would also allow him to expand his acting in the prequels one giant step further. Matthew landed the role of the voice of General Grievous.

After the completion of the prequels in 2005, he teamed up again with Ben Burtt on Steven Spielberg's features Munich and Indiana Jones IV. Starting in 2006, Matt started working on Star Wars: The Clone Wars, reprising his role as the voice of General Grievous and behind the scenes as Supervising Sound Editor. He picked up new voices roles as all the Battle Droids, Wat Tambor and Poggle the Lesser.

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