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Thank You for Supporting Oklahoma Film and Music Day
Oklahoma Film and Music Day at the Capitol was a huge success! The event, which took place on April 1, included over 55 vendors, music performances and a number of special guest speakers and demonstrations throughout the day. Thank you to our legislative leaders as well as our participating exhibitors, musicians, volunteers, attendees and sponsors, including Cherokee Film, Oklahoma City Film & Creative Industries Office and the Tulsa Office of Film, Music, Arts & Culture as well as OKPOP and the Oklahoma History Center who helped OF+MO showcase exciting film and music memorabilia. Stay tuned for 2026 details soon!
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Join OF+MO at Norman Music Festival
OF+MO is a proud sponsor of Norman Music Festival, a free, all-ages event happening April 24–26 in downtown Norman, Okla. Experience three days of live music featuring local artists such as Jabee, Ken Pomeroy, Mallory Eagle and more. Further sponsorship details to come.
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OF+MO Partners with Red Fern Festival
OF+MO is thrilled to partner with the 17th annual Red Fern Festival, happening April 25–26 in downtown Tahlequah, Okla. Celebrate the classic novel turned film “Where the Red Fern Grows” with live music, a commemorative screening of the film, local artisans and family-friendly activities.
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OF+MO Sponsors Stage at Gypsy Café
OF+MO is proud to sponsor the stage at The Salty Bronc during Bob Childers’ Gypsy Café, Oklahoma’s largest songwriter festival benefiting the Red Dirt Relief Fund. Join us on May 1 in Stillwater, Okla., for performances by 70+ Oklahoma artists, including local artist the Red Dirt Rangers, John Fullbright, Carter Sampson and Mike Hosty.
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New Release - Filmed in Oklahoma
- "The Unbreakable Boy" will be available on digital streaming via premium video on demand on April 4
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OKMPA Hosts Film Funding Workshop
The Oklahoma Motion Picture Alliance (OKMPA) will host their second annual workshop at the University of Tulsa THIS SATURDAY, April 5, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. This panel discussion, Show Me the Money: The Path To Film Funding, explores the essential pathways to securing funding for your film project. Moderated by Michael Mustante, Executive of Film & TV Finance and Development for Cherokee Film, this panel will feature producers Kip Konwiser, Sherry Kang and John Moss as well as director Elijah Bigler. This workshop is free for active members and open to the public for $25 per person or $10 with student ID.
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Francis Tuttle Technology Center to Offer Musician's Marketing Workshop
Francis Tuttle Technology Center’s Danforth Campus is offering The Modern-Day Musician's Guide to Marketing & Promotion, a three hour workshop taking place April 9, designed to help musicians navigate today’s music industry. Taught by local musician Maggie McClure of The Imaginaries, whose music has been featured in Oklahoma films such as "Reagan,” this session will provide valuable insights into building a brand, promoting music and connecting with audiences in a digital world.
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Additional Film + Music Education Opportunities
- Production Design
- Costumes
- Grip & Lighting
- Film Production
- OK Film Freelancing
- Locations
- Careers in the Film Industry
- Second Assistant Director
- Walkie Communication
- Employment Paperwork for the Film Industry
- Creating Employment Profiles for the Film Industry
- Storytelling Through Visuals: Crafting Compelling Narratives
- The Art of the Interview: Filming and Editing Techniques
- Lighting Techniques for Photography and Video
- Key Conversations: Stunts
- Key Conversations: Securing Music for Your Screenplay
- Screenwriting Intensive: For Beginners and Intermediates
- Film Festival: Submissions and Strategy
- How to Make a Short Film: From Development to Distribution
- An Introductory Journey into Playwriting
- Intro to Film Editing
- Directing on a Budget
- Film Set Ready: Production Sound for TV & Film
- Video Editing Basics
- Film & TV Acting Intensive
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Current Career and Internship Opportunities
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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Local Open Calls + Grants
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FEATURED CAREER
Joel T. Mosman | film transpo driver
"In addition to the wonderful diversity of people involved and friends I have made, some of my favorite aspects are watching all of the moving parts happen behind the scenes and on camera."
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- "The Sensitive Kind" S1 - February 24
- "Pale Night" - March 17
- "You Once Called Me Wife" - March 31
- "Emi's World" - April 1
- "Into the Fog" - May 1
- "Adolescence" - May 15
- "The Extinction Rule" - May 15
- "Defenders" - May 20
- "The Seer" - June 1
- "The Supervillain" - June 2
- "Transgressions" - July 10
- "Poetic Justice: The Art of Healing" - July 14
- "Crossroads of America: Oklahoma's Route 66" - July 14
- "The Moment Part 2" - August 5
- "To the Moon and Back" - August 11
- "The Ploughmen" - August 18
- "Perma Red" - September 29
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Please note that these are subject to change pending the production’s compliance with the benchmarks and administrative rules for the rebate programs. For a current listing of films in the rebate queue, please visit the Now Filming section of our website.
Find crew and casting calls in Oklahoma on the jobs page of our website! Have one? Send it to us HERE.
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| COMMUNITIES + INFRASTRUCTURE
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Film Friendly: Engagements + Recent Certifications
OF+MO is seeking to engage with leadership among statewide cities, towns, counties and tribal nations to promote the Oklahoma Film Friendly Community Program and learn more about each community’s structure and development plans.
Last month, OF+MO liaised with leadership representing the cities of Lawton and Ardmore.
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FEATURED LOCATION
The Peach Barn - Orchard & Bakery
Nestled in the rolling countryside of Porter, Okla., The Peach Barn – Orchard & Bakery offers a scenic, farm-fresh setting ideal for filmmakers looking to capture the agricultural spirit of the Heartland. Established in 1916, this family-owned orchard features a rustic barn-style market, open fields and a renowned bakery serving fresh peach cobblers and fried pies.
Located within the locale of Film Muskogee’s recently launched film incentive and just a short drive from Tulsa’s crew hub infrastructure, The Peach Barn provides both visual appeal and production convenience.
Special thanks to Film Muskogee for sharing this great location with our film community.
If you are interested in showcasing your community or featuring your location in the Oklahoma Locations Directory, please contact Yousef Kazemi at Yousef.Kazemi@OKCommerce.gov or visit our website for more information.
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FEATURED BUSINESS
Pink Street
Pink Street is a Tulsa-based music management company dedicated to empowering artists and amplifying authentic voices. They see artist management as an art in itself with a vision to develop genuine relationships with artists who push boundaries and create music that resonates on a deeper level. They’re here to shape a new kind of partnership—one that’s grounded in trust, respect and a genuine love for the art.
"I love basing my business in Oklahoma! Pink Street is based out of Tulsa, which is a great middle ground between my clients in Oklahoma City and Fayetteville, AR. I take a pretty hands-on approach to my management, so being able to be in person at their shows is important to me."
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| About the Oklahoma Film + Music Office:
Under the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, the Oklahoma Film + Music Office (OF+MO) works to promote the state as a viable hub for film, television and music production as well as further develop opportunities for workforce, business and community growth within these sectors. For more information on the Oklahoma Film + Music Office, including the state’s film incentives and additional resources, visit okfilmmusic.org.
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