KATE LINHARDT
VIDEO EDITOR
Freelance editor for Bray's Run Productions, a Seattle-based production company that specializes in exploring culture, history, and travel through the lens of bathing culture. Series editor on the forthcoming show, Perfect Sweat, a documentary TV travel series, which explores everything related to the sweat bathing experience around the world.
Editor for the sister project, Sauna Channel, a collections of shorts highlighting a variety of unique bathing styles. From the United States, to Japan, Norway, Denmark, Russia, Germany, and beyond - these videos have captured beautiful stories, people, architecture, nature, cultures, and traditions - all around sweating in saunas, soaking in hot springs, and pampering in spas and bathhouses.
Lead editor for a variety of short form documentary content for Citizen Film, a nonprofit production company in San Francisco focused on online media that fosters active engagement in cultural and civic life. African Americans and the Vote, a 20-minute short documentary film, explores the complicated history of African Americans' place in San Francisco politics, and was screened at the San Francisco African American Historical & Cultural Society in 2019.
Freelance editor for Full Frame Productions, a production company in San Francisco specializing in documentary and branded content. Saving Species, a collection of four shorts about California's endangered species, aired on PBS in 2020 in partnership with the CA Dept of Fish and Wildlife.
Senior Staff Editor for Tribeca Shortlist, a curated movie streaming service owned by Lionsgate Entertainment featuring celebrity commentary on major studio classics and indie films. Edited original short-form content, trailer-style montages, and promotional material.
Trainspotting 20th Anniversary Supercut
What's Your Favorite Scary Movie?
Derek Cianfrance on Wendy and Lucy
Zac Posen on Coco Before Chanel
Official trailer editor for Karl Marx City, the critically acclaimed feature length documentary about Cold War-era surveillance in East Germany. The trailer was featured on the NY Times website, and screened at Film Forum.
