Mathew L. Brengman

Mathew L. Brengman was born in California and currently resides in Arizona.

He holds a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor in radio, television and film from the California State University in Fullerton. Brengman’s journey has been rich with diverse artistic endeavors. In Los Angeles, he honed his film-making skills, writing, directing, acting in, producing and editing both short and feature-length films. Some of his work includes films like Rules of the Trade and To Sleep and Dream, as well as short stories such as The Perfection of Time and Passing By. Brengman’s theatrical talents have graced stages in Southern California and Europe, showcasing his dynamic range as a performer. Currently, he works to enhance AI, underscoring his pas

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