The Film in Oklahoma Events Calendar includes upcoming film industry training opportunities, networking events, film festivals, and other event information that promotes and supports filmmaking in Oklahoma.
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Faith in Film: Hollywood Film Network Group
HPN is a movement of prayer for the artists and professionals, projects and productions, and global impact of Hollywood: the world’s most influential mission field. We currently have 170 chapters representing HPN in 42 countries around the world. Each chapter has a unique personality, focus and definition, based on the heart, personality and passion of the director.
OKC Chapters Mission:
We are a community connecting local churches and Christian creatives in the entertainment industry. We create a space for intercession and connection to see God move through the entertainment industry.
Portfolio Review Night with All Those Creative
Join our friends at All Those Creative at Oklahoma Contemporary as we host local creative industry leaders who will provide 1-on-1 feedback on portfolios and resumes. Reviewers will include industry seniors, freelancers, creative directors, and educators from these fields: Graphic Design/Creative/Illustration, UX/UI design, Videography/Motion Graphics, Copy, and Photography. Participants can come with their portfolios and resumes ready to be reviewed by a creative expert they select a session with.
FREE for members | $15 for GA (+$2.50 fee)
Doors open at 5:30pm for attendees to schedule their reviews.
These will be first come first serve for session signups.
Each participant can sign up for one to three 20 minute sessions with a professional.
If you don't want your portfolio reviewed, come and mingle!
Bricktown Film Mixer
Join filmmaker and musician Kenny Pitts for a monthly gathering of creatives.
Shared from Kenny’s Facebook post about the event:
Join us for an evening where film and live music come together!
I'm excited to bring you Bricktown Film Mixer & Live Music, a unique networking event for filmmakers, actors, musicians, and creatives of all kinds. Whether you’re in front of the camera, behind the scenes, or just passionate about storytelling, this is the perfect place to connect!
Location:
Hilton Garden Inn, Bricktown (328 E Sheridan, OKC, OK)
Date:
1st Thursday Every Month
Time:
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
FILM MIXER: Meet industry professionals, indie filmmakers, and film crew members. Connect with people in acting, directing, writing, cinematography, marketing, and beyond.
LIVE MUSIC: Enjoy an acoustic performance while you network, featuring Kenny Pitts who will also host the mixer.
Great Atmosphere: A laid-back setting to talk shop, share projects, and spark collaborations!
This event is open to all creatives, and there's no cover charge—just come ready to mix, mingle, and enjoy the vibe.
Omari Souza Workshop with UI Designer and Professor
More info about this event TBA.
FREE for All Those Creative members | $25 for GA | $15 for Students
Film and Music Day at the Capitol
This free event will bring together state legislators, local film and music professionals, businesses and related organizations to highlight the impact of the state’s film and music industries. Mark your calendar and show up to support OK film!
Bricktown Film Mixer
Join filmmaker and musician Kenny Pitts for a monthly gathering of creatives.
Shared from Kenny’s Facebook post about the event:
Join us for an evening where film and live music come together!
I'm excited to bring you Bricktown Film Mixer & Live Music, a unique networking event for filmmakers, actors, musicians, and creatives of all kinds. Whether you’re in front of the camera, behind the scenes, or just passionate about storytelling, this is the perfect place to connect!
Location:
Hilton Garden Inn, Bricktown (328 E Sheridan, OKC, OK)
Date:
4th Thursday Every Month
Time:
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
FILM MIXER: Meet industry professionals, indie filmmakers, and film crew members. Connect with people in acting, directing, writing, cinematography, marketing, and beyond.
LIVE MUSIC: Enjoy an acoustic performance while you network, featuring Kenny Pitts who will also host the mixer.
Great Atmosphere: A laid-back setting to talk shop, share projects, and spark collaborations!
This event is open to all creatives, and there's no cover charge—just come ready to mix, mingle, and enjoy the vibe.
PITCH AND POUR
Tulsa’s film scene is exploding — and we’re here for it. TUFFEST (Tulsa Underground Film Festival) proudly invites you to Pitch and Pour, a monthly networking event designed to bring together filmmakers, actors, writers, producers, and anyone passionate about building a career in Tulsa’s growing film industry.
WHEN: Every 3rd Wednesday of the month.
WHERE: Cabin Boys Brewing – 1717 E 7th St, Tulsa, OK 74104
This isn’t just another mixer. Pitch and Pour is your chance to step up, speak out, and connect with fellow creatives who are actively looking to collaborate, create, and push their projects forward. Whether you’ve got a half-finished script, a polished short film, a wild idea, or just the drive to work on something meaningful — this is the room you want to be in.
Want to take the mic?
We’re opening up the floor each month for a handful of brave souls to pitch their project, share their skills, or simply put it out there that they’re ready to work. If you’re interested in grabbing one of these slots, email us at tuffest@powdot.com with a few lines about what you want to present.
No pressure to pitch?
No problem. Come grab a beer, meet some like-minded creatives, and be part of the movement that’s shaping Tulsa into a true film hub.
Let’s make movies. Let’s make connections. Let’s make Tulsa the next big thing.
Pitch and Pour — where stories begin, and collaborations are brewed.
deadCenter Continuum: Make the Yuletide Gay 2025: Shiva Baby (2021)
deadCenter is excited to once again partner with the Oklahoma Pride Alliance and Rodeo Cinema for a FREE Inclusive Holiday Event and film screening of Emma Seligman's comedy-drama Shiva Baby (2021) starring Rachel Sennott.
Save the date and make plans to join use for an unforgettable evening celebrating the season and our vibrant LGBTQIA+ community! RESERVE YOUR FREE SEAT TODAY!
Come enjoy pre-show holiday entertainment and photos with Patty BouRey and Nikita!
Stick around after the show for a post-film comments from Head of Pride Programming Laron Chapman!
Faith in Film: Hollywood Film Network Group
HPN is a movement of prayer for the artists and professionals, projects and productions, and global impact of Hollywood: the world’s most influential mission field. We currently have 170 chapters representing HPN in 42 countries around the world. Each chapter has a unique personality, focus and definition, based on the heart, personality and passion of the director.
OKC Chapters Mission:
We are a community connecting local churches and Christian creatives in the entertainment industry. We create a space for intercession and connection to see God move through the entertainment industry.
Oklahoma Motion Picture Alliance Coffee with Crew Networking event
The Oklahoma Motion Picture Allianace (OKMPA) hosts Coffee with Crew on the first Friday of the month from 8 AM to 10 PM at Circle Cinema in Tulsa (located at 10 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74104) or Kamps 1910 in Oklahoma City (located at 10 NE 10th St Suite 209, Oklahoma City, OK 73104).
Members of Oklahoma’s film community are invited to this FREE event that features networking, legislative updates, and of course, coffee! Attendees do not need to be members of OKMPA to attend. For information on OKMAP, visit okmpa.com.
Bricktown Film Mixer
Join filmmaker and musician Kenny Pitts for a monthly gathering of creatives.
Shared from Kenny’s Facebook post about the event:
Join us for an evening where film and live music come together!
I'm excited to bring you Bricktown Film Mixer & Live Music, a unique networking event for filmmakers, actors, musicians, and creatives of all kinds. Whether you’re in front of the camera, behind the scenes, or just passionate about storytelling, this is the perfect place to connect!
Location:
Hilton Garden Inn, Bricktown (328 E Sheridan, OKC, OK)
Date:
1st Thursday Every Month
Time:
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
FILM MIXER: Meet industry professionals, indie filmmakers, and film crew members. Connect with people in acting, directing, writing, cinematography, marketing, and beyond.
LIVE MUSIC: Enjoy an acoustic performance while you network, featuring Kenny Pitts who will also host the mixer.
Great Atmosphere: A laid-back setting to talk shop, share projects, and spark collaborations!
This event is open to all creatives, and there's no cover charge—just come ready to mix, mingle, and enjoy the vibe.
Bricktown Film Mixer
Join filmmaker and musician Kenny Pitts for a monthly gathering of creatives.
Shared from Kenny’s Facebook post about the event:
Join us for an evening where film and live music come together!
I'm excited to bring you Bricktown Film Mixer & Live Music, a unique networking event for filmmakers, actors, musicians, and creatives of all kinds. Whether you’re in front of the camera, behind the scenes, or just passionate about storytelling, this is the perfect place to connect!
Location:
Hilton Garden Inn, Bricktown (328 E Sheridan, OKC, OK)
Date:
4th Thursday Every Month
Time:
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
FILM MIXER: Meet industry professionals, indie filmmakers, and film crew members. Connect with people in acting, directing, writing, cinematography, marketing, and beyond.
LIVE MUSIC: Enjoy an acoustic performance while you network, featuring Kenny Pitts who will also host the mixer.
Great Atmosphere: A laid-back setting to talk shop, share projects, and spark collaborations!
This event is open to all creatives, and there's no cover charge—just come ready to mix, mingle, and enjoy the vibe.
Lowdown + Lunch: Series Watch Party
Lowdown + Lunch: Series Watch Party:
Take a break and join us for a fun lunch as we screen an episode or two of The Lowdown on the Atrium Stairs — filmed right here in Tulsa! Enjoy great company, good food, and possibly spot a friend or two in the show! We know some of you weaseled your way into the background!!
Lunch Catered By The DogFather
BTS of Filmmaking in Tulsa
Behind the Scenes of Filmmaking in Tulsa
From indie sets to major productions, Tulsa’s film scene is on the rise—and this panel digs into what it takes to keep that momentum going. Filmmakers, producers, and industry insiders will share candid insights on building a sustainable film ecosystem, tackling challenges like funding and distribution, and turning Tulsa into a true creative hub for storytellers.
Key Takeaways:
Hear firsthand perspectives on Tulsa’s growing role in the film industry.
Learn what it really takes to fund, produce, and distribute independent films locally.
Explore the opportunities and challenges shaping Tulsa’s path as a film destination.
Speakers:
Meg Gould is the Executive Director of the Tulsa Office of Film, Music, Arts, and Culture, where she leads efforts to position Tulsa as a thriving hub for creativity and innovation. Her career spans Los Angeles, Dallas, and Tulsa, with experience on major productions like Godzilla and the Academy Awards, and leadership roles supporting film and creative industries nationwide.
Rebekah A. Ofori-Washington, MPH, is a DrPH candidate, award-winning filmmaker, and creative strategist whose work bridges film, storytelling, and public health. Based in Tulsa as the founder of CR8:BLK Studios, she brings over 15 years of experience curating international film festivals and amplifying Afro-Indigenous voices through creative and social impact initiatives.
Jasmine C. Perry is a filmmaker, actor, and creative consultant representing the Oklahoma Motion Picture Alliance. After nearly 20 years in Los Angeles, she moved to Tulsa through the Tulsa Remote program, bringing experience from projects like America’s Got Talent and Behind the Music. She’s directed a film starring Cedric the Entertainer and John Salley and appeared in national campaigns for Nissan, Sony, and Apple. As a consultant with Voyage Media, Jasmine helps creators develop and pitch their stories while championing Oklahoma’s growing film community.
PITCH AND POUR
Tulsa’s film scene is exploding — and we’re here for it. TUFFEST (Tulsa Underground Film Festival) proudly invites you to Pitch and Pour, a monthly networking event designed to bring together filmmakers, actors, writers, producers, and anyone passionate about building a career in Tulsa’s growing film industry.
WHEN: Every 3rd Wednesday of the month.
WHERE: Cabin Boys Brewing – 1717 E 7th St, Tulsa, OK 74104
This isn’t just another mixer. Pitch and Pour is your chance to step up, speak out, and connect with fellow creatives who are actively looking to collaborate, create, and push their projects forward. Whether you’ve got a half-finished script, a polished short film, a wild idea, or just the drive to work on something meaningful — this is the room you want to be in.
Want to take the mic?
We’re opening up the floor each month for a handful of brave souls to pitch their project, share their skills, or simply put it out there that they’re ready to work. If you’re interested in grabbing one of these slots, email us at tuffest@powdot.com with a few lines about what you want to present.
No pressure to pitch?
No problem. Come grab a beer, meet some like-minded creatives, and be part of the movement that’s shaping Tulsa into a true film hub.
Let’s make movies. Let’s make connections. Let’s make Tulsa the next big thing.
Pitch and Pour — where stories begin, and collaborations are brewed.
Key Conversations: Working in the Transportation Department with Justin Clenard
Looking to launch your acting career in Oklahoma? Join us for an informative session with an experienced acting coach as we discuss how to break into the industry. Learn about essential acting classes to perfect your craft, the right time to seek representation, and other key steps to get your career started in the Oklahoma film scene.
Register for this free session at https://www.meridiantech.edu/workforce-economic-development/filmindustry/key-conversations.
Arab Film Festival: Sudan, remember Us and We Never Left
Renowned film and lit organization Mizna brings Arab Film Fest Tulsa back for 2025. Tulsans of all backgrounds are invited to encounter complex, authentic narratives from a spectrum of Arab world life and join with a vibrant local community.
Tulsa Film Collective Presents: Trudell
TFC presents 20th anniversary screening of TRUDELL with panel with co-founder Sterlin Harjo, film director Heather Rae and Trudell family.
Enjoy an anniversary screening of TRUDELL followed by a conversation with Tulsa Film Collective co-founder, Sterlin Harjo, TRUDELL director Heather Rae and members of Trudell's family.
TRUEDLL is a chronicle of legendary Native American poet/activist John Trudell's travels, spoken word performances and politics.
Free parking in any TCC lot.
Arab Film Festival: The Pear Tree and Promised Sky
Renowned film and lit organization Mizna brings Arab Film Fest Tulsa back for 2025. Tulsans of all backgrounds are invited to encounter complex, authentic narratives from a spectrum of Arab world life and join with a vibrant local community.
Voice Over Acting with PJ Sosko
VOICE OVER ACTING: Behind the Mic with PJ Sosko
To book work in the voice over world, you make split-second decisions on vocal placement, physicality, character, tone, and style.
Regardless of your experience level, PJ Sosko, a veteran screen, stage, and voice actor, can help you maximize your cold reading skills, accent work, storytelling abilities, and authenticity. This one-day session will leave you with a bigger tool box for the voice acting industry.
What you’ll get:
Information on the variety of industries that use voice over work and an opportunity to practice the different approaches needed for each area. Examples include cartoons, video games, commercials, audiobooks, and more
Voice over copy to practice your technique on the mic during the class and on your own
Equipment list for doing voice over work in a home studio
This one-day course is designed for anyone ready to explore their voice and learn how to find opportunities in voice acting.
November 15 | Sat. | 10 AM - 5 PM | $99 | Register Here
Arab Film Festival: Thank You For Banking With Us
Renowned film and lit organization Mizna brings Arab Film Fest Tulsa back for 2025. Tulsans of all backgrounds are invited to encounter complex, authentic narratives from a spectrum of Arab world life and join with a vibrant local community.
Caitlin Cadieux, Motion Designer
Caitlin Cadieux is a multidisciplinary creative leader from Oklahoma City, OK with over a decade of experience in animation and video production, illustration, and design. Currently a freelance creative director, she has worked in journalism and documentary, television, video game marketing, and tech. Her breadth of experience empowers her to track the big picture while deeply grounded in the fine details that make a project bigger and better. Her work and clients include The Atlantic, Vox Media, Discord, Adobe, Bloomberg, Instagram, SEGA, Riot Games, and Square Enix.
FREE for members of All Those Creative | $25 GA | $15 Students
Second AD with Jordan Wilson
SECOND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR with Jordan Wilson
A Second Assistant Director (Second AD) course will cover the essential duties of supporting the First AD in managing the logistics and paperwork of a film production. Participants will learn how to create and distribute call sheets, manage talent scheduling, and coordinate with various departments to ensure a smooth production flow. The course will also focus on developing the skills needed for setting up and managing the base camp, including talent check-in and handling daily production reports. Additionally, students will gain practical skills in communication, scheduling adjustments, and troubleshooting on-set challenges.
This course may be offered virtually via Zoom. When registering, students will select in-person or virtual attendance. A Zoom link will be sent prior to the course date.
11/12, 11/15, & 11/16 | Wednesday 6 -9 pm and Saturday & Sunday 9 - 5 pm | $249 | Register Here
deadCenter Continuum: Indigenous Voices: Crafting Oklahoma’s Cinematic Future
Indigenous Voices: Crafting Oklahoma's Cinematic Future, unites influential Indigenous filmmakers from Oklahoma across the spectrum of the industry—including directing, cinematography, casting, acting, exhibition, and criticism—for a critical dialogue on modern Native cinema. The discussion will deeply explore how filmmakers are actively reclaiming and safeguarding their cultural heritage by ensuring authentic Indigenous voices lead the creative process, moving past historical misrepresentations to tell complex, contemporary stories. Furthermore, panelists will share their insights and practical experiences in navigating the film industry, addressing both the challenges and groundbreaking opportunities for building a robust and inclusive future for Native talent in filmmaking.
FILM INDUSTRY FUNDAMENTALS: BECOMING A PRODUCTION ASSISTANT with Ben Richardson
FILM INDUSTRY FUNDAMENTALS: BECOMING A PRODUCTION ASSISTANT with Ben Richardson
Be ready to work as Production Assistant in just one week. This intensive course provides an overview of the film industry for those just beginning a film crew career or those interested in exploring opportunities in this growing industry. No previous film experience is required for this course.
Participants will become familiar with the film and television vocabulary, set equipment, film crew roles, employable soft skills, networking, and other essential knowledge for a career in the film industry. Time will also be spent discussing working conditions associated with a career in the television and film industry.
11/11-11/13 , 11/15, and 11/16 | TWTh 6 - 9 pm and Saturday and Sunday 9 - 5 pm | $249
Faith in Film: Hollywood Film Network Group
HPN is a movement of prayer for the artists and professionals, projects and productions, and global impact of Hollywood: the world’s most influential mission field. We currently have 170 chapters representing HPN in 42 countries around the world. Each chapter has a unique personality, focus and definition, based on the heart, personality and passion of the director.
OKC Chapters Mission:
We are a community connecting local churches and Christian creatives in the entertainment industry. We create a space for intercession and connection to see God move through the entertainment industry.
deadCenter Continuum: Ned Hockman Speaker Series: Waapake (Tomorrow) with Director Jules Koostachin
Join deadCenter Film in collaboration with the Ned Hockman Speaker Series, the University of Oklahoma Department of Film & Media Studies and Native Crossroads to a screening of Waapake ( Tomorrow ) followed by discussion with Cree filmmaker Jules Koostachin.
deadCenter Continuum: ArtNow 2025: Materials and Boundaries presents Mad God (2021)
deadCenter Continuum partners with the Oklahoma Contemporary in conjunction with the ArtNow 2025: Materials and Boundaries to present a FREE screening of the independent animation feature Mad God (2021) from visionary filmmaker Phil Tippett and winner of the Ray Harryhausen Award for Best Feature Film Animation and Most Groundbreaking Film at Fantasia Film Festival. Mad God will be preceded by work from local deadCenter Film Festival Alumni filmmakers Nicole Emmons and Picture Garden organizers Lauren Bumgarner and Ross DeFehr, including Oklahoma City Premiere of Emmons' The Wing Eater (2011).
Stick around for a post film discussion with Nicole Emmons, Lauren Bumgarner and Ross DeFehr.
Emmons was winner of deadCenter Film Festival 2022's "Best Music Video" with A Prayer for Andy Artus Feat. Miah Baker.
Oklahoma Motion Picture Alliance Coffee with Crew Networking event
The Oklahoma Motion Picture Allianace (OKMPA) hosts Coffee with Crew on the first Friday of the month from 8 AM to 10 PM at Circle Cinema in Tulsa (located at 10 S Lewis Ave, Tulsa, OK 74104) or Kamps 1910 in Oklahoma City (located at 10 NE 10th St Suite 209, Oklahoma City, OK 73104).
Members of Oklahoma’s film community are invited to this FREE event that features networking, legislative updates, and of course, coffee! Attendees do not need to be members of OKMPA to attend. For information on OKMAP, visit okmpa.com.
Bricktown Film Mixer
Join filmmaker and musician Kenny Pitts for a monthly gathering of creatives.
Shared from Kenny’s Facebook post about the event:
Join us for an evening where film and live music come together!
I'm excited to bring you Bricktown Film Mixer & Live Music, a unique networking event for filmmakers, actors, musicians, and creatives of all kinds. Whether you’re in front of the camera, behind the scenes, or just passionate about storytelling, this is the perfect place to connect!
Location:
Hilton Garden Inn, Bricktown (328 E Sheridan, OKC, OK)
Date:
1st Thursday Every Month
Time:
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
FILM MIXER: Meet industry professionals, indie filmmakers, and film crew members. Connect with people in acting, directing, writing, cinematography, marketing, and beyond.
LIVE MUSIC: Enjoy an acoustic performance while you network, featuring Kenny Pitts who will also host the mixer.
Great Atmosphere: A laid-back setting to talk shop, share projects, and spark collaborations!
This event is open to all creatives, and there's no cover charge—just come ready to mix, mingle, and enjoy the vibe.
Writing Commercial/Popular Fiction
Tuesdays, November 4, 11, 18, (skipping November 25), and December 2, 2025
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
OSU-Tulsa
This workshop will cover what popular fiction is and why readers want it.
Attendees will learn the history of storytelling and how when written affectively it will engage readers page after page and result in work that sells.
They will learn how to write like a reader and read like a writer.
They will study the art of creating good characters, plot and pacing.
And they will learn about the different popular genres and why they are popular.
By the end of the workshop they will submit a 10-15 page first chapter and a summary book description for peer-critique and instructor critique.
Featuring Instructor: Lauren Smith
USA Today Bestselling Author Lauren Smith is an Oklahoma attorney who writes romances, historical fiction and cozy mysteries under three pennames.
She has published traditionally and independently over 85 books and has her books translated in six languages aside from English. Connecting with readers by writing emotionally moving, and realistic stories no matter what time period is her passion.
She’s won multiple awards in several romance subgenres including: Publisher Weekly’s Booklife Prize Romance Category Winner, a Semi-Finalist award for the Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Award and a 2018 RITA ® Finalist in the Romance Writers of America Contest. To connect with Lauren, visit her at www.laurensmithbooks.com.
This 4-week workshop will be held on Tuesdays, November 4, 11, 18, (skipping November 25/Thanksgiving week), and December 2, 2025 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at OSU-Tulsa, in person.
Registration for this workshop will close at 5:00 pm on Friday, October 31, 2025.
Directing on a Budget
This course introduces the techniques of digital video and audio production, including basic terminology and the operation of cameras, lenses, lighting, audio recording, and digital editing equipment.
Through lectures, screenings, and hands-on exercises, we will explore the relevant production aesthetics and practices of digital filmmaking.
Students shall be able to apply knowledge gained from class into filmmaking, television, podcasts, and marketing and learn how to create their projects economically.
COURSE GOALS AND LEARNING OUTCOMES:
After taking this course, students shall demonstrate a firm grasp and understanding of:
The basic technical skills and fundamentals involved in digital video and audio
The overall creative process, including pre-production, production and post-production
Pre-Production paperwork including shot lists, overheads and call sheets
Aesthetic choices that impact composition, style, genre, and production design
Proper screenplay format, character development, goal cycles, act structure, and writing scripts for the short film format
Editing and the use of non-linear editing software
Critical assessment and the ability to evaluate the work of themselves and their peers from an analytical perspective
These micro-budget filmmaking topics shall also be explored:
How to create an efficient cost-saving and quality film
How to save money on set through planning
How to create an effective marketing plan
Monday, November 3, 10, and 17
7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
OSU-Tulsa
In Person
Key Conversations: Breaking In As An Actor
Looking to launch your acting career in Oklahoma? Join us for an informative session with an experienced acting coach as we discuss how to break into the industry. Learn about essential acting classes to perfect your craft, the right time to seek representation, and other key steps to get your career started in the Oklahoma film scene.
Register for this free session at https://www.meridiantech.edu/workforce-economic-development/filmindustry/key-conversations.
Bricktown Film Mixer
Join filmmaker and musician Kenny Pitts for a monthly gathering of creatives.
Shared from Kenny’s Facebook post about the event:
Join us for an evening where film and live music come together!
I'm excited to bring you Bricktown Film Mixer & Live Music, a unique networking event for filmmakers, actors, musicians, and creatives of all kinds. Whether you’re in front of the camera, behind the scenes, or just passionate about storytelling, this is the perfect place to connect!
Location:
Hilton Garden Inn, Bricktown (328 E Sheridan, OKC, OK)
Date:
4th Thursday Every Month
Time:
7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
FILM MIXER: Meet industry professionals, indie filmmakers, and film crew members. Connect with people in acting, directing, writing, cinematography, marketing, and beyond.
LIVE MUSIC: Enjoy an acoustic performance while you network, featuring Kenny Pitts who will also host the mixer.
Great Atmosphere: A laid-back setting to talk shop, share projects, and spark collaborations!
This event is open to all creatives, and there's no cover charge—just come ready to mix, mingle, and enjoy the vibe.
Key Conversations: Making Horror Films with Dylan Cole Black
Just in time for Halloween, join us for a thrilling conversation with Dylan Cole Black of Dead End Film House in OKC as we dive into the art of making horror films. From creating spine-chilling moments to the behind-the-scenes magic, Dylan will share his expertise on crafting unforgettable horror films that keep audiences on the edge of their seats.
Register for this free session at https://www.meridiantech.edu/workforce-economic-development/filmindustry/key-conversations.