Matt Shakman

Matt Shakman is an American director and former child actor. He directed The Fantastic Four: First Steps, WandaVision and has directed episodes of The Great, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Fargo, and Game of Thrones. He was the artistic director of the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles, California, from 2017 to 2023.

Crew

Cut Bank

(Director)

The Fantastic 4: First Steps

(Director)

A Very Sunny Christmas

(Supervising Producer)

The Nightman Cometh: Live

(Director)

Weeds

(Director)

Everybody Hates Chris

(Director)

One Tree Hill

(Director)

Brothers and Sisters

(Director)

Men in Trees

(Director)

Once and Again

(Director)

What About Brian

(Director)

Everwood

(Director)

Judging Amy

(Director)

Summerland

(Director)

Six Feet Under

(Director)

Mad Men

(Director)

Oliver Beene

(Director)

Chuck

(Director)

House

(Director)

New Girl

(Director)

Huff

(Director)

Psych

(Director)

Windfall

(Director)

Boston Legal

(Director)

It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia

(Director)

Ugly Betty

(Director)

The Riches

(Director)

Childrens Hospital

(Director)

Breaking In

(Director)

Kitchen Confidential

(Director)

Revenge

(Director)

GCB

(Director)

Hung

(Director)

The Good Wife

(Director)

Fargo

(Director)

American Gothic

(Director)

The Good Guys

(Director)

Outsourced

(Director)

Raising Hope

(Director)

Happy Endings

(Director)

Heroes Reborn

(Director)

Game of Thrones

(Director)

Billions

(Director)

The Boys

(Director)

The Great

(Executive Producer)

WandaVision

(Director)

Succession

(Director)

The Great

(Director)

WandaVision

(Executive Producer)

The Consultant

(Director)

The Consultant

(Executive Producer)

Welcome to Chippendales

(Executive Producer)

Welcome to Chippendales

(Director)

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters

(Director)

Heroes Reborn

(Executive Producer)

Monarch: Legacy of Monsters

(Executive Producer)

Strange Angel

(Director)

You're the Worst

(Director)

Grace and Frankie

(Director)

Inconceivable

(Director)

Wild Things

(Director)

Wild Things

(Executive Producer)