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Save the Date for Next Year's Oklahoma Film and Music Day at the Capitol!
Mark your calendars! On Tuesday, April 1, 2025, film and music professionals will gather at the Oklahoma Capitol for Film and Music Day to highlight our industries for state legislature. This come-and-go event will include interactive booths and demonstrations taking place on the second-floor rotunda of the Oklahoma State Capitol Building. This FREE event is open to the public, legislators, staff members and film & music professionals. Look for more information to come!
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OF+MO Celebrates deadCenter with Panels, "Twisters" Preview & More!
OF+MO is proud to sponsor deadCenter’s 24th annual Film Festival that will take place in Oklahoma City June 6-9. As part of their partnership, OF+MO will co-present both the deadCenter University’s Youth Camp and the invitational Filmmakers Distribution Brunch as well as present a first look at Universal Studio’s theatrical release “Twisters.” Additionally, OF+MO will host two FREE film-focused educational panels: "Beyond the Scenes: Crafting 'The Last Rodeo' - A Journey in Filmmaking" in partnership with Extreme Reach and "Beyond the Screen: Evolving Actors."
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Mike Rowe’s “Something to Stand For” Celebrates Fathom Theatrical Release
Trinity Broadcasting Network, Fathom Events, Impact Productions and mikeroweWORKS will release Mike Rowe’s “Something to Stand For" in theatres nationwide, including select Oklahoma cinemas, June 27 - July 4, 2024. Drawing from his blockbuster podcast “The Way I Heard It” and its companion series “The Story Behind The Story,” which was locally produced in Oklahoma by Tulsa's Impact Productions, this cinematic experience will showcase lesser known stories in American history from the leaders of World War II to the Civil Rights movement and beyond.
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New Releases and Now Streaming - Filmed in Oklahoma
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OKMPA to Host Quarterly Workshop at Meridian Technology Center
The Oklahoma Motion Picture Alliance (OKMPA) invites you to attend its quarterly workshop, "Film Distribution Demystified: A Comprehensive Workshop," on Saturday, June 29, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Meridian Technology Center in Guthrie. This workshop will provide valuable insights into the complexities of navigating theatrical releases and digital platforms.
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Additional Film + Music Education Opportunities
OCCC Film Intensives
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Current Crew, Casting, Career and Internship Opportunities
CREW CALL
CASTING CALL
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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Local Open Calls + Grants
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FEATURED CAREER
Kourtney Hawkins | Office Production Assistant
"Networking is crucial. Most of my job opportunities have come from industry colleagues. Also treat people how you would want to be treated."
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NOW ACCEPTING REBATE APPLICATIONS
Applications are now OPEN for Oklahoma film incentives. Please take note of the six-series evaluation application deadlines for FY25 incentives for the 'Filmed in Oklahoma Act of 2021' (June 15, 2024; August 15, 2024; October 15, 2024; December 15, 2024; February 15, 2025; April 15, 2025).
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- "67 Bombs to Enid" - February 27
- "Legalized" - March 10
- "The Mercy Ship" - May 5
- "The Huntsman" - May 22
- "Killdeer" - June 2024
- "Sarah's Oil" - June 3
- "The Shepherd" - June 30
- "Whatever it Takes" - June 28
- "Theirs" - July 2
- "May Your Eyes Shine" - July 29
- "Every Heavy Thing" - July 30
- "Fade Em Up" - August 1
- "Stacks" - August 13
- "Will to Win" - September 9
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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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Norman Achieves Oklahoma Film Friendly Certification
OF+MO is proud to announce the City of Norman has achieved film friendly certification after completing the requirements for OF+MO’s Oklahoma Film Friendly Community Program. Administered by OF+MO, the Oklahoma Film Friendly Community Program seeks to help communities develop the necessary protocol and permits to attract and support film and television productions in their areas.
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Film Friendly: On the Road:
OF+MO is seeking to engage on-location 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.
This past season, OF+MO had the opportunity to liaison with leadership representing the City of Yukon, Cheyenne Arapaho Nation, Woods County, City of Clinton, Pushmataha County, Cleveland County, City of Norman and City of Grove. Many thanks to all of our participants and local hosts for welcoming us to their communities.
To schedule a visit from OF+MO or learn more, contact Yousef Kazemi at Yousef.Kazemi@okcommerce.gov or complete this event speaker request form.
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FEATURED LOCATION
Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art
Nestled in the heart of Norman on the University of Oklahoma campus, the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art offers a prime location for film productions seeking a rich, artistic landscape. Established in 1936, the museum features a diverse collection that spans from iconic American and Native American art to stunning French Impressionist masterpieces. Its elegant galleries and serene outdoor spaces provide versatile backdrops that are visually captivating and rich in cultural ambiance. With its commitment to cultural enrichment and community engagement, the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art is an ideal setting full of creative potential.
Special thanks to the City of Norman and the University of Oklahoma for sharing this location with our film and music communities.
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FEATURED BUSINESS
Catapult Recordings Group
The Catapult Recordings Group is a collective of music fans who share a vision of “catapulting" artists and labels from their very first release. Originally started as a label in 2019, they expanded their reach to support independent/DIY labels and organizations. Their passionate team collaborates closely with artists and labels, delivering tailored support in distribution, marketing and creative direction. In addition to distributing and assisting labels, they also help unsigned artists and bands distribute their music with Catapult Direct, their DIY distribution service.
"I believe the community here is the top advantage of running a company in Oklahoma. The local music scene and the people surrounding it have always been incredibly supportive of what we’re doing, and it’s amazing to be at the forefront of building an infrastructure for a developing music industry here."
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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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SUPPORT • CONNECT • PROMOTE
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