Mathew Swift
- Actor
- Writer
- Producer
Mathew Swift is an actor, producer, writer and director. Born in South Africa, Mathew immigrated to Australia, and is now living between Gold Coast(AUS), Vancouver and Los Angeles. Mathew has made his debut in the film industry with Hindi-Vindi, Sharko, Disney's Nautilus and How To Make Gravy.
From a young age, Mathew's life was marked by significant transitions. At the age of five, his family embarked on an immigration journey to Australia, where they settled in Brisbane, laying the foundation for his future endeavors. Mathew's journey took an unexpected turn when, at the age of seven, he discovered his passion for gymnastics. Over the ensuing years, his dedication and talent catapulted him onto both national and international stages, positioning him as a promising contender for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Tragically, his aspirations in gymnastics were abruptly cut short when he suffered a devastating physical accident shortly after turning sixteen.
Undeterred by adversity, Mathew Swift's indomitable spirit led him to pivot towards a career in the world of film. At the age of seventeen, he boldly pursued his dream by gaining admission to The Performing Arts Conservatory in Brisbane City, where he refined his artistic skills. Continually striving for excellence, Mathew expanded his knowledge through courses at the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA). His commitment to honing his craft further deepened through collaborations with distinguished acting mentors, including luminaries such as Helen Howard, Kristina Sexton, Peter Kent, and Peter Rasmussen.
From a young age, Mathew's life was marked by significant transitions. At the age of five, his family embarked on an immigration journey to Australia, where they settled in Brisbane, laying the foundation for his future endeavors. Mathew's journey took an unexpected turn when, at the age of seven, he discovered his passion for gymnastics. Over the ensuing years, his dedication and talent catapulted him onto both national and international stages, positioning him as a promising contender for the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Tragically, his aspirations in gymnastics were abruptly cut short when he suffered a devastating physical accident shortly after turning sixteen.
Undeterred by adversity, Mathew Swift's indomitable spirit led him to pivot towards a career in the world of film. At the age of seventeen, he boldly pursued his dream by gaining admission to The Performing Arts Conservatory in Brisbane City, where he refined his artistic skills. Continually striving for excellence, Mathew expanded his knowledge through courses at the prestigious National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA). His commitment to honing his craft further deepened through collaborations with distinguished acting mentors, including luminaries such as Helen Howard, Kristina Sexton, Peter Kent, and Peter Rasmussen.
