Matthew Silva (b. 1999)

Alias:
Ryanium
Ryanium Films
Silva Pictures

Born:
August 31, 1999

Matthew Silva, a filmmaker who started making videos on youtube at a young age. With a passion for storytelling through cinema, Matthew has turned his love for filmmaking into a thriving business that produces high-quality films, commercials, and music videos. Whether it's a simple social media video or a large-scale production, we put the same care, attention, and creativity to every project, making sure to deliver exactly what his clients envision.  Matthew Silva is a multiple award-winning director, actor, producer, and editor, as well as the nephew of the former Queen of Puerto Rico, Myrta Silva, also known as "La Gorda de Oro." Matthew was born in Queens, New York, in 1999 but raised in Williamsburg, Brooklyn the majority of his life. He is an American filmmaker who started his own production company called "Ryanium Films" [Pronounced "RAIN-IUM] at the age of 15. The day he founded his production company was July 11th, 2016. He also founded his other company "Silva Pictures" at the age of 21 in 2021. He has done quite a lot in a short time. Eventually, he began getting recognized for producing his biggest hits, such as Bronx Unit Undercover Files, I Got Now, & Intense Battles Reloaded, which have all premiered in numerous credible festivals such as Warner Media (founded by Warner Bros.) and a few others internationally.

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