TELEVISION & OTHER MEDIA

Lionsgate filmed Beneath Still Waters -- in Madrid, 2004 -- under the direction of Brian Yuzna

Beneath Still Waters was released on DVD, and was a Saturday night feature on Syfy. It was also accompanied by a re-release of the novel, with matching cover art.

Neil Dudgeon, Midsomer Murder's Inspector Barnaby, has been recording the internationally best-selling audio books of Cherringham, available as single episodes or compilations.

Created and written with co-author Neil Richards, the Cherringham series has become a global bestseller in both audio and text formats

Matt Costello has written episodes of the hit PBS math series, Cyberchase, as well as designing the video game and creating challenges for the show's website.

Matt Costello's Cyberchase episode "The Wedding Scammer" starred Christopher Lloyd, Al Roker and Gilbert Gottfried.

FTL News -- a daily newsfeed from the years 2142-2146 -- was created by F. Paul Wilson and Matt Costello, co-written by them. It ran every day for five years

Single Cherringham episodes, read by Neil Dudgeon, are also available on Sporty, Audible, and iTunes.

The sequel to Vacation, in audiobook format

A Binaural experience created as an art installation for The Queen's Gallery at Buckingham Place, documenting the fateful moment when Ernest Shackleton's ship Endurance was crushed by the ice...and photographer Frank Hurley caught it all. Co-created and scripted with Neil Richards, and it can be seen on video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhYVa-0PZ-g .

Regular celebrity interviews and news for the Los Angeles Times

A children's Shakespearean musical for the BBC, staged in schools across the UK, co-written with Neil Richards.

Regular reviews and interviews for Operawire, both in the New York City area and for major regional music festivals.

The tie-in graphic novel series written by Matt Costello for Terry Gilliam's "The Adventures of Baron Munchausen"

Feature articles for the major sports magazine, on baseball and football videogames, featuring interviews with legendary competitors such as Cal Ripken.

Episodes of the hit BBC and Disney Channel show, written with Neil Richards

Audiobook of the 'space opera' novel -- written with the late author and good friend, Rick Hautala -- published by Macmillan

In addition to co-scripting FTL Newsfeed with F. Paul Wilson for SyFy, Matt Costello also appeared regularly as the mysterious alien, M'ti. (Celebrities appearing on the show include Timothy Leary, Professor Irwin Corey, authors Peter Straub and Thomas Monteleone, and the magical Amazing Kreskin.)

Audio book to the first novel in the 'Jack Murphy' trilogy, currently in development for film

Film scripted and directed by Bruce Southerland, head of Tripp Avenue Productions. Based on Matt Costello's story from the David Copperfield anthology, "Tales of the Impossible", the film was selected for dozens of major film festivals.

For nine years, Matt Costello regularly appeared live on the Sunday WNYC radio show, New York Kids, as both "The Game Guy" and "Wacky the Logic Clown". Ventriloquism and magic were both performed, and audio evidence of the mayhem still apparently exists.

With Fred Graver, Matt Costello helped create the Disney Kids weekend programming block, "Zoog Disney". Zoog Disney pioneered involving kids comments and scores and questions in a ground-breaking visual and interactive format, all hosted by creatures known as....Zoogs.