#matthew pothier

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Lume from matthew pothier on Vimeo.

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A compelling character-based drama that reveals the interior life of a young trans man over roughly 24 hours in New York City, “Mutt” follows Feña (Lío Mehiel) as he tries to navigate a series of events that would be stressful for anyone. Piling on setbacks that specifically challenge someone still working out how to reintroduce himself to old friends and family members, writer-director Vuk Lungulov-Klotz — who is also trans — makes audiences acutely conscious of Feña’s emotional state at every turn. “Mutt,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, sees the first-time helmer creatively using the medium to illustrate how small incidents can chip away at a trans person’s self-confidence and the strength it takes to stay true to that identity.

Feña’s day starts simply enough, focused on trying to borrow a car to pick up his Chilean father (Alejandro Goic) from the airport. Before long, it becomes a day from hell. He gets locked out of a friend’s apartment. His teenage sister (Mimi Ryder) decides to skip school, experiencing her first menstrual period while spending the day with him. As brothers go, Feña’s uniquely qualified to help her handle the situation. In fact, the night before, Feña hooked up with an ex-boyfriend (Cole Doman), sparking a pregnancy scare that also calls for a visit to the pharmacy, where he hopes to acquire a morning-after pill for himself.

Could so many problems befall a single person in such a short period? It’s a tad unrealistic, perhaps, but easy to forgive, as Lungulov-Klotz cleverly demonstrates how seemingly mundane activities can be uniquely complicated for a trans person like Feña — as when a bank clerk misgenders him and refuses to cash a check that doesn’t match the name on his driver’s license. Each encounter feels genuine and moving, such that everything resonates emotionally. Feña’s identity is constantly on his mind as these mishaps occur. It’s also on the minds of everyone he interacts with because his transition has affected them too.

Lungulov-Klotz has an authentic grasp of New York City — its streets, buildings and locally owned businesses. Each of the locations that Feña visits rings true as a real place and not a film set. Collaborating with cinematographer Matthew Pothier, they create a vision of the city that’s unlike what is usually presented in so many American indies, giving audiences images that are tangible and instantly recognizable, rather than trying to show the city in attractive light.

Mehiel, who’s in almost every scene of the movie, carries it with aplomb and is always immensely watchable. However their performance becomes even stronger when they are playing off other actors with whom they have noticeable chemistry, particularly the charismatic Doman and the heartbreaking Goic.

In an affectionate but also palpably sensual scene, Feña reconnects with his ex-boyfriend, who last saw him before the transition. Fraught with both tension and heat, the encounter begins with discomfort as Feña tries to avoid revealing his body. But as the lovers recall their strong physical connection, the moment becomes as much about discovering Feña’s new identity as it is about two lovers falling into old habits.

There’s a charge to this interaction, which is sensitively filmed and portrayed with tender affection by Mehiel and Doman. Beautifully shot and romantic in its setup, as the two lovers escape the rain to seek shelter in a laundromat, the scene becomes a transfixing moment of movie magic, a modern twist on those larger-than-life moments from the golden age of Hollywood that mixes old-fashioned romance with a sexuality that defies labels.

In queer narratives, the gruff unapproving parent is commonplace. “Mutt” presents something different: Feña’s father is skeptical and questioning of his son’s transition, but also supportive. Adding complexity to the characterization is the culture clash between a traditional Chilean father and his American son. Goic toes the line between those differing states so well, elevating his scenes with Mehiel and making them the most resonant of the whole endeavor.

While Feña’s journey may contain some contrivances, the way this young man adapts to each predicament feels authentic and emotionally potent. That’s a testament to Lungulov-Klot, who succeeds in placing vivid characters in slightly heighted situations — amplifying our connection in the process — without sacrificing the sense of realism that makes “Mutt” so relatable.

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Microsoft: "Hey Copilot" AI + Mixed Reality for the Frontline from MINDCASTLE on Vimeo.

Cast CNC: Brace Evans Robot Arm Engineer: Jamie Wu Cleanroom: Rohish Deshmukh Engineer: Kate Witt Voiceover: Maya Tuttle Copilot: George Weightman

ECD + EP: David Wolf ECD: Otto Arsenault Director: MINDCASTLE (Danielle&Casey) Copywriters: Danielle Krieger & Casey Warren Line Producer: Jonathan Lee Director of Photography: Matthew Pothier Production Designer: Jason Puccinelli

MSFT: Concept Artist: Dave Carleson GM Mixed Reality Apps: Darren Bennett Principal Program Manager: Amanda Hillman Copywriter: Dave Holloway

Production Company: Buckaroo Studios Executive Producer: Damon Vinyard 1st AD: Tony Cecerra 2nd AD: Lori Ashfield MoVI Operator: Corey Koninec Camera: Motion State Location Sound: Eric Reeves Wardrobe: Mug Schmitt HMU: Lauren Deschain Gaffer: Vince Klimek Key Grip: Greg Smith 1st AC Ryan Brown 2nd AC Angela Bernadoni DIT: Thatcher Kelly VTR: Derick Avitt Location Manager: Ken Coble

Assist Art Director: Nicole Bartlett Lead Set Dresser: David Bowen Prop Master: Anastasia Mikolyuk Set Dec: Darcey Zoller Propmaker: Ben Menzel

Editor: Danielle Krieger VFX & Finishing: Tantrum Studio Color: Co3 Colorist: Tim Masick Composer: Vonavi Sound Mix: Lime Studios Audio Mixer: Matt Miller Executive Producer: Susie Boyajan

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16 Psyche by Chelsea Wolfe from the album Hiss Spun - Director: Zev Deans

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In this short film by Clayton Vila, watch Sean Jordan ride Crested Butte and redefine the American cowboy.

Directed by Clayton Vila Skiing by Sean Jordan Executive Producers: Todd Jones, Steve Jones, Drew Holt, Brett Hills Produced by: Drew Holt, Brittany Gibeau Director of Photography: Matthew Pothier 1st Assistant Director: Marc Vance Aerial Cinematography: Todd Jones Movi Operator: Chris Herr 1st AC: Kyle Daley GSS Tech: Brian Wulf Horse Stuntman: Brett Hills Horse Wrangler: Brigid O'leary Pilot: John Whedon Edit Sound & Color: Clayton Vila Voiceover: Cooper Rivers PAs: Jake Burchmore, Jarrod Seavey, James Mcdermond, Colin Gerard, Mackenzie Bodie

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Mercedes-Benz Fashion Talents Wataru Tominaga by matthew pothier

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ALLNOW, ALLBIRDS from William DeSena on Vimeo.

Director's Cut for ALL BIRDS new campaign.

Shot on Kodak 35mm &16mm

Director: Matthew Pothier DP/Writer: William DeSena Steadi: Nick Muller Edit: Alex Morrison Color: Kath Raisch Production: Open Range Post: Stept Studios

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Footjoy directors cut from matthew pothier on Vimeo.

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Tank Air from matthew pothier on Vimeo.

Directed by: Madison Lawlor Produced: Stept Studios

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Lume from matthew pothier on Vimeo.

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SYNOPSIS Fran is thinking about dying, but a man in the office might want to date her. CREDITS Directed by: Stefanie Abel Horowitz Starring: Katy Wright-Mead, Jim Sarbh Screenplay by: Stefanie Abel Horowitz & Katy Wright-Mead and Kevin Armento Based on the play killers by: Kevin Armento Director of Photography: Matthew Pothier Edited by: Stephanie Kaznocha Producers: Stefanie Abel Horowitz, Katy Wright-Mead Executive Producers: Patrick James Lunch, Ryan Gielen Co-/Line Producer: Jessica Lauren Richmond Music Composed by: Savanna Wheeler Sound Design: Michael Capuano Colorist: Arianna Shining Star Pane Visual Effects: Jane Parisi Visual Effects: Navid Sanati Assistant Director: Craig Newman Gaffer: Adam Belanger Assistant Camera: Ant Wheeler Production Sound: David Beede Grip: Benjamin Moniz Script Supervisor: Emma Yarbrough DIT: Caitlin Reeves Hair & Makeup: Agustina Sosa Production Design: Pete Hansen Wardrobe: Annie Gamber Production Coordinator: Cody Dugan Production Assistant: Jarrod Lynch Anderson Locations Manager: Andrew Simon Intuitive Cook: Isaac Fosl-Van Wyke Made Possible With: Entertainment To Affect Change Production Support Provided By: Believe Limited + More Media FESTIVALS + AWARDS Sundance Film Festival (World Premiere) Palm Springs ShortFest (Future Filmmaker Award) Aspen Shortsfest (Special Jury Mention) Rhode Island International Film Festival (Best Screenplay, Youth Film Jury Award: Best Short) Atlanta Film Festival Nashville Film Festival HollyShorts Film Festival Show Me Shorts Film Festival London Short Film Festival MFI North Fork Film Festival (Best Actress) Rincon International Film Festival (Best Actress) Calgary International Film Festival St Louis International Film Festival Walla Walla Movie Crush (Best Short Screenplay, Best Short Nominee, Best Performance Nominee) Fantasia International Film Festival BendFilm Festival (Special Jury Award) Dumbo Film Festival (Best Short) North Bend Film Festival (Best Short, Best Actress, Cinema Vista Audience Award) Detroit Shetown Women's Film Festival (Honorable Mention: Best Actress) Method Fest Chicago Film Critics Association Nevertheless Film Festival Provincetown Film Festival Durban International Film Festival Concorto Film Festival Minneapolis St Paul International Film Festival Monmouth Film Festival Pluk de Nacht Open Air Film Festival Still Voices Film Festival DC Shorts Film Festival Victory International Film Festival Athens International Film Festival Albuquerque Film & Music Experience Crested Butte Film Festival Hell's Half Mile Film & Music Festival Beyond Fest Tacoma Film Festival Drunken Film Festival 15 Shorts Festival Denver Film Festival 24fps Pittsburgh Shorts & Script Competition New Hampshire Film Festival AIFA Boulder Short Film Festival St Cloud Film Festival CinemaForum Film Festival

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In this short film by Clayton Vila, watch Sean Jordan ride Crested Butte and redefine the American cowboy. Directed by Clayton Vila Skiing by Sean Jordan Executive Producers: Todd Jones, Steve Jones, Drew Holt, Brett Hills Produced by: Drew Holt, Brittany Gibeau Director of Photography: Matthew Pothier 1st Assistant Director: Marc Vance Aerial Cinematography: Todd Jones Movi Operator: Chris Herr 1st AC: Kyle Daley GSS Tech: Brian Wulf Horse Stuntman: Brett Hills Horse Wrangler: Brigid O'leary Pilot: John Whedon Edit Sound & Color: Clayton Vila Voiceover: Cooper Rivers PAs: Jake Burchmore, Jarrod Seavey, James Mcdermond, Colin Gerard, Mackenzie Bodie An excerpt from Far Out, now available to rent, download, or buy on DVD: tetongravity.com/farout

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                                       TWE 2018 Promo

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Mercedes Benz: Steven Tai from Amber Grace Johnson on Vimeo.

Director: Amber Grace Johnson D.o.P: William DeSena A-Camera: Matthew Pothier Executive Producers: Garen Barsegian & Kate Siegel Line Producer: Russell Bartlett Accounts Director: Roxy Navai Editors: Maxime Quoilin, Alex Morrison, Logan Seaman Colorist: Kath Raisch at Company 3 Agency: Karla Otto Production Company: Whooden Collective Track: "Mise en Abyme" by Shirt Client: Mercedes Benz Fashion Starring: Steven Tai

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Footjoy directors cut by matthew pothier

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SYNOPSIS Fran is thinking about dying, but a man in the office might want to date her. CREDITS Directed by: Stefanie Abel Horowitz Starring: Katy Wright-Mead, Jim Sarbh Screenplay by: Stefanie Abel Horowitz & Katy Wright-Mead and Kevin Armento Based on the play killers by: Kevin Armento Director of Photography: Matthew Pothier Edited by: Stephanie Kaznocha Producers: Stefanie Abel Horowitz, Katy Wright-Mead Executive Producers: Patrick James Lunch, Ryan Gielen Co-/Line Producer: Jessica Lauren Richmond Music Composed by: Savanna Wheeler Sound Design: Michael Capuano Colorist: Arianna Shining Star Pane Visual Effects: Jane Parisi Visual Effects: Navid Sanati Assistant Director: Craig Newman Gaffer: Adam Belanger Assistant Camera: Ant Wheeler Production Sound: David Beede Grip: Benjamin Moniz Script Supervisor: Emma Yarbrough DIT: Caitlin Reeves Hair & Makeup: Agustina Sosa Production Design: Pete Hansen Wardrobe: Annie Gamber Production Coordinator: Cody Dugan Production Assistant: Jarrod Lynch Anderson Locations Manager: Andrew Simon Intuitive Cook: Isaac Fosl-Van Wyke Made Possible With: Entertainment To Affect Change Production Support Provided By: Believe Limited + More Media FESTIVALS + AWARDS Sundance Film Festival (World Premiere) Palm Springs ShortFest (Future Filmmaker Award) Aspen Shortsfest (Special Jury Mention) Rhode Island International Film Festival (Best Screenplay, Youth Film Jury Award: Best Short) Atlanta Film Festival Nashville Film Festival HollyShorts Film Festival Show Me Shorts Film Festival London Short Film Festival MFI North Fork Film Festival (Best Actress) Rincon International Film Festival (Best Actress) Calgary International Film Festival St Louis International Film Festival Walla Walla Movie Crush (Best Short Screenplay, Best Short Nominee, Best Performance Nominee) Fantasia International Film Festival BendFilm Festival (Special Jury Award) Dumbo Film Festival (Best Short) North Bend Film Festival (Best Short, Best Actress, Cinema Vista Audience Award) Detroit Shetown Women's Film Festival (Honorable Mention: Best Actress) Method Fest Chicago Film Critics Association Nevertheless Film Festival Provincetown Film Festival Durban International Film Festival Concorto Film Festival Minneapolis St Paul International Film Festival Monmouth Film Festival Pluk de Nacht Open Air Film Festival Still Voices Film Festival DC Shorts Film Festival Victory International Film Festival Athens International Film Festival Albuquerque Film & Music Experience Crested Butte Film Festival Hell's Half Mile Film & Music Festival Beyond Fest Tacoma Film Festival Drunken Film Festival 15 Shorts Festival Denver Film Festival 24fps Pittsburgh Shorts & Script Competition New Hampshire Film Festival AIFA Boulder Short Film Festival St Cloud Film Festival CinemaForum Film Festival