Matt Cirulnick

Matt Cirulnick, born in Brooklyn, New York, is a writer and producer. He attended Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan and later obtained a degree from Dartmouth College. Early in his career, Cirulnick established himself as a screenwriter, gaining recognition when he secured a three-picture deal, making him one of the youngest professional screenwriters at the time. His professional representations include Brillstein Entertainment Partners, The Gersh Agency, and the Morris, Yorn, Barnes, Levine, Krintzman, Rubenstein, Kohner, & Gellman law firm.

Cirulnick has contributed to a range of film and television projects. In 2002, he wrote the screenplay for “Paid in Full,” a film that achieved a worldwide box office of over $3 million. He also served as the creator, teleplay writer, and story writer for the TV series “South Beach” in 2006, contributing to 9 episodes. His work extended to video games with “True Crime: New York City” in 2005, where he provided additional writing. A notable collaboration in his career was with Sylvester Stallone on the 2019 film “Rambo: Last Blood,” for which he co-wrote the screenplay. This film grossed over $91 million worldwide.

His involvement in television continued as the creator, writer, and executive producer for the series “Absentia,” which ran for 30 episodes from 2017 to 2020. Simultaneously, he held an executive producer role for 20 episodes of the same series between 2017 and 2019. Cirulnick has also been involved in projects currently in development, including “The Sigma Force” and “The Good Samaritan,” where he is listed as a writer and executive producer. These projects demonstrate his ongoing commitment to developing new content within the entertainment sector.