Matt Okine is a versatile Australian talent celebrated for his achievements in comedy, writing, acting, and presenting. With over 15 years in the entertainment industry, he has made significant contributions across various platforms.
Matt's career soared during his three-year stint co-hosting Triple J radio's national Breakfast Show, a role that cemented his place as a household name. Transitioning to television, Matt adapted his award-winning semi-autobiographical stand-up show, "The Other Guy," into a series for STAN. This creative endeavour showcased his writing and acting prowess, earning him an AACTA nomination for Subscription TV Best New Talent.
As a comedian, Matt has garnered numerous accolades, including an ARIA Award for Best Comedy Release, Melbourne Comedy Festival's Director's Choice Award, and a shared Best Newcomer Award with Ronny Chieng. His contributions to the industry extend to screen acting with notable appearances in "Stateless" (ABC & Netflix), "Orange Is The New Brown" (Ch7), and "Doctor Doctor" (CH9), as well as roles in films like "Aquamarine," "Dora and the Lost City of Gold," and "Christmas Ransom" (STAN).
Matt's return to radio with Alex Dyson for SCA's All Day Breakfast on the LiSTNR app in 2020 was warmly received by fans. Continuing his multifaceted career, Matt recently produced and starred in the reboot of the iconic Australian series "Mother and Son" for ABC in 2023, showcasing his talent both in front of and behind the camera. With a dynamic career that spans radio, television, literature, and film, Matt Okine continues to captivate audiences with his wit, creativity, and versatility in the entertainment industry.
