2012 | Acted opposite Clint Eastwood in baseball drama "Trouble with the Curve" |
2011 | Cast opposite George Clooney in Alexander Payne's "The Descendants" |
2009 | Starred in the comedy feature "Spooner" |
2007 | Co-starred in the romantic comedy "What Love Is" |
2006 | Cast opposite Burt Reynolds in Uwe Boll's "Dungeon Siege" |
2004 | Cast opposite Josh Hartnett, Rose Byrne and Diane Kruger
in "Wicker Park" |
2004 | Co-starred with Dax Shepard and Seth Green in the comedy "Without a Paddle" |
2004 | Revised the role of Shaggy for "Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed" also starring Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar |
2002 | Played Shaggy in summer blockbuster "Scooby-Doo" alongside Sarah Michelle Gellar, Linda Cardellini and Freddi Prinze Jr. |
2001 | Played a neurotic psychic in the thriller "13 Ghosts" |
2001 | Co-starred in the festival-screened "Finder's Fee" |
2000 | Made London stage acting debut in "bash, latter day plays" by Neil LaBute |
2000 | Starred with Kenneth Branagh, Nathan Lane and Alicia Silverstone in Branagh's 1930s musical adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy "Love's Labour's Lost" |
1999 | Starred as Stevo, a smart and likeable punk rock kid in the mid-1980s set "SLC Punk" |
1999 | Reteamed with Prinze in the actioner "Wing Commander" |
1999 | Had a memorable featured role as obnoxious "Real World" reject Brock in the teen comedy "She's All That" starring Freddie Prinze Jr |
1998 | Featured in the films "Senseless", "Without Limits", "The Curve" and "Dish Dogs" |
1997 | Appeared in ABC TV-movie "The Devil's Child", starring Kim Delaney |
| Associated with Blue Sphere Alliance theatre group |
1996 | Had breakthrough screen role in "Scream" |
1996 | Portrayed right-to-lifer who snaps and goes on a shooting spree in Cher's directorial debut, the "1996" segment of "If These Walls Could Talk" (HBO) |
1995 | Was featured in the ensemble of "Hackers" |
1995 | Had supporting roles in "Ride for Your Life," "Mad Love" and "Tarantella" |
1994 | Played son of Kathleen Turner and Sam Waterson in John Waters' "Serial Mom" |
1994 | TV-movie debut in the syndicated "Vanishing Son IV" |
| Helped form The Summoners, a NYC theatre company |
1991 | Formed Mean Streets Ensemble, a theatre company; failed after one year; acted in the play "Tracers" |
1991 | Was an extra in "Ghoulies III: Ghoulies Go to College"; billed as Matt Lynn |
1989 | Hosted the Nickelodeon series "SK8 TV" |
| Moved frequently as a child until family finally settled in Tustin, CA |
