PRINT AND ONLINE

"In the context of ever-staid mainstream Australian cinema, these three filmmakers [Genevieve Bailey, Matthew Clayfield and Kim Miles] are, respectively, refreshing, intelligent and anarchic. They utilise digital video in a creative way, rather than as a substitute for film, and they are prolific to boot. Their films are exhilarating, because of the imaginative forms they've come up with." — Bill Mousoulis, 'Avant-Muff: The New Breed', 7th Melbourne Underground Film Festival, 2006

"[N]ine short films by young director Matthew Clayfield, who was just seventeen when he made the first." — Claire Halliday, 'Weekender: 10 Things To Do' (Number 3), Good Weekend, 8 July 2006

"Blogs are also good ways to talent-spot promising young directors like Matthew Clayfield whose charming, theory-laden Esoteric Rabbit mixes Dear Diary angst and burning ambition." — 'Blogwatch', The Guardian Online, March 2005

AUDIO

Mornings, ABC Local Radio South East SA, 5-7 October 2011:

Part One:

Part Two:

Part Three:

The Australian Media Series, Boardroom Radio Australia, 27 September 2010

Mornings, ABC Local Radio South East SA, 26 May 2010:

Film Buff's Forecast, Triple R Melbourne, 7 October 2006:

5TCB Radio, 17 February 2005:

VIDEO

'The ElectionTracker Project (Part 1)' (Ali Russell, 2008)

'Matthew Clayfield tracks John Howard on the election trail' (Ali Russell, 2007)