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Hey Everyone! We are really excited to announce a new podcast from Filmtools and ProVideo Coalition. The Art of the Cut podcast with Steve Hullfish just launched with a fantastic interview with editor Mark Sanger about his work on "Detective Pikachu". In the first episode you can listen to Mark talk about his workflow as he cut together "Detective Pikachu" and about how he progressed in his career as an editor! The Art Of the Cut podcast is available on Spotify, Anchor, Google Podcasts, Breaker and more. It will be available on iTunes in the coming days! If you like the podcast make sure to tell a friend. Thanks for listening and stay tuned for updates on the next season of the Filmtools Podcast!

Join us for the season finale of The Filmtools Podcast where we talk with director and cinematographer Peter Cote! Born and raised in Michigan, Peter first found work on HBO's "The Pacific" and later founded his own commercial production company. After creating a viral ad for Levis and working on other major campaigns, Peter decided to move on from the growing business to pursue other passions. In recent years, Peter has mastered the complex Phantom Flex 4K camera which he has used on spots for Nike, Nickelodeon, MGM, Under Armor and more. Check out Peters work on his website (www.petercote.com) or on his instagram @petercote!

This week we sat down with cinematographer and camera operator Kaity Williams. Raised in South Carolina, Kaity first found an interest in film while creating youtube skits with her twin sister. After deciding to move to Los Angeles to chase her passion for film, Kaity took a huge leap of faith by purchasing an Arri AMIRA as a way to show her dedication to her craft and to help push herself to film more. Since taking the step to purchase her camera, Kaity has shot for Footlocker, Google, Lifetime, UberEats, and for rappers Meek Mill and T.I. Currently, Kaity is working on a documentary that is shooting around the country. You can see more of Kaity’s work on her website (www.kaitywilliams.com) or on her Instagram (@kaitywilliams)!

Join us this week for a conversation with cinematographer, director, VFX artist and producer Mauricio van Hasselt. Born in Spain, Mauricio was first bit by the filmmaking bug after having a chance to visit the set of "Dune" in the early 1980's. After building and selling a small post production studio in Mexico , Mauricio seized an opportunity to study visual effects and has since taught the art behind VFX to artist around the world. More recently, Mauricio has moved into the role of producer/ camera operator for a SYFY feature length films that he co-created.

Join us this week for a conversation with cinematographer, director, and colorist Phil Holland. Phil has decades of experience in the industry having found his way onto major motion picture sets as a teenager growing up in the San Fernando Valley. Hear from Phil about his break into the big time with his work as a VFX artist for films like "The Mummy", Planet of the Apes", "X-Men" and "Iron Man" as well as his work on the beautiful aerial shots for Apple that you have likely been transfixed by at some point in your life! You can check out Phils work on his website www.phfx.com or his instagram @philhollandphfx