TBD Post Hires Industry Veteran Matt Wallis As Head Of Post & Operations

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Austin post-production studio TBD Post has named Matthew Wallis its Head of Post & Operations, bringing a 20-year industry veteran into a role overseeing its operations and project delivery. The appointment comes as the company expands its staff and prepares to pursue work supported by Texas’s expanded film incentive scheme.

Wallis co-created and co-executive produced the 2017 documentary *Disgraced* and was head of post on CNN’s *High Profits*. He has worked as a producer and post-production supervisor on more than 100 hours of film and television; at TBD Post, he will lead teams and workflows across editorial, colour, visual effects, sound and finishing. The studio’s credits include *Iron Lung*, *The Long Game* and *Fathom*, and the Texas incentive programme is set to total $1.5 billion over ten years.

In short

  • Matthew Wallis joins TBD Post as Head of Post & Operations.
  • He brings 20 years of experience and more than 100 hours of credits.
  • The hire coincides with expansion and a $1.5 billion Texas incentive scheme.

Explained simply

Post-production is the work that shapes filmed material into a finished film or television programme. It can include editing, colour correction, visual effects, sound and final delivery, with teams coordinating these stages to meet a project’s schedule and requirements.

TBD Post is an Austin studio whose credits include films such as Iron Lung, The Long Game and Fathom. Matthew Wallis has worked across film and television as a producer and post-production supervisor, including on the documentary Disgraced and CNN’s High Profits.

Texas offers financial incentives to encourage film and television production in the state. Its expanded programme is set to provide $1.5 billion over ten years, a policy that could affect where companies choose to make projects and the demand for local production services.

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