matt cherubino /
Don’t be fooled by his age, Matt has packed in more to a silver jubilee than most would in a lifetime.
You might wonder why Matt’s work doesn’t only resemble the inner city of Melbourne where he grew up, that’s because his work has taken him to far-flung places across the world. From shooting a campaign on top of a New Zealand Glacier right through to chasing motorbikes in a helicopter in Mexico to shooting a campaign on the Antarctic Peninsula right up to sailing through East Greenland, and well, a lot in-between. For Matt it’s a passion-first approach, tackling his commercial work with the same enthusiasm as his own personal projects, the process of delivering to a client brief and beyond is where Matt draws great satisfaction within his work. Challenge is what he loves, whether it’s operating out a helicopter, in a studio, a foreign city, underwater or on top of a mountain, Matt finds comfort in the uncomfortable.
When he’s not slinging a camera over his shoulder you might find him running, surfing, skiing, riding or drinking coffee. Most importantly, however, spending time with friends and family.
matt cherubino /
Don’t be fooled by his age, Matt has packed in more to a silver jubilee than most would in a lifetime.
You might wonder why Matt’s work doesn’t only resemble the inner city of Melbourne where he grew up, that’s because his work has taken him to far-flung places across the world. From shooting a campaign on top of a New Zealand Glacier right through to chasing motorbikes in a helicopter in Mexico to shooting a campaign on the Antarctic Peninsula right up to sailing through East Greenland, and well, a lot in-between. For Matt it’s a passion-first approach, tackling his commercial work with the same enthusiasm as his own personal projects, the process of delivering to a client brief and beyond is where Matt draws great satisfaction within his work. Challenge is what he loves, whether it’s operating out a helicopter, in a studio, a foreign city, underwater or on top of a mountain, Matt finds comfort in the uncomfortable.
When he’s not slinging a camera over his shoulder you might find him running, surfing, skiing, riding or drinking coffee. Most importantly, however, spending time with friends and family.
