Titus Jackson is a freelance videographer with multiple films under his belt. His most recent documentary “Brokelahoma” has won multiple awards and is available to view on Youtube. He was a Consulting Producer on the film "Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America" which made its Debut at the SXSW Film Festival back in 2021, and is now being shown in limited theaters across the country. He was the recipient of the “Best Oklahoma Feature” award at the Bare Bones International film festival in 2008 for his debut feature “Jesus Fish”. Since then he’s been making short films while supporting his wife Reanna and 3 Children with his videography business. His proudest accomplishments include self financing and distributing his previously mentioned documentary, teaching himself the art of filmmaking (which he calls do it your damn self university), and producing and directing live sporting events at the BOK Center, most notably the Tulsa Oilers hockey games. Current projects include cinematography for Hank Byrd’s soon to breakout series “Blerds”, and assistant camera on the “Who We Are” project, a chronicle of racism in America. He currently resides in Broken Arrow, Ok.

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Iancu (Bunee) Tomlinson was born in Romania and lived in an orphanage until he was adopted to the United States at six years of age. He has been producing film and video content in Oklahoma for over 10 years. He studied film production at OCCC in Oklahoma City, then graduated from Santa Fe University of Art and Design with a BFA in film in 2018. His documentary, Bunee: The Boy from Constanta, was shown in the Cannes Film Festival and he was awarded a Heartland Emmy for directing the Tulsa history documentary, Boomtown: An American Journey. He has directed and filmed the promotions for The Margarita Trail for Santa Fe Tourism Department as well as the biopics for the recipients of the New Mexico Platinum Music Awards. He has worked on network productions, short and feature films, commercial production, and almost all aspects of video production. Bunee's most recent award-winning documentary, New Mexico Rain, has shown in numerous festivals and won the Judges Choice Award at Doc Sunback Film Festival and Best Documentary and Best Music Score at Sunny Side Up Film Festival. It is the touching story of Bill and Bonnie Hearne. Bonnie is totally blind and Bill legally blind. Their love, strength, and perseverance led them to being catalytic figures in the Austin music movement of the 1960s and ‘70s and later in the New Mexico music scene.

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Titus Jackson is a freelance videographer with multiple films under his belt. His most recent documentary “Brokelahoma” has won multiple awards and is available to view on Youtube. He was a Consulting Producer on the film "Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America" which made its Debut at the SXSW Film Festival back in 2021, and is now being shown in limited theaters across the country. He was the recipient of the “Best Oklahoma Feature” award at the Bare Bones International film festival in 2008 for his debut feature “Jesus Fish”. Since then he’s been making short films while supporting his wife Reanna and 3 Children with his videography business. His proudest accomplishments include self financing and distributing his previously mentioned documentary, teaching himself the art of filmmaking (which he calls do it your damn self university), and producing and directing live sporting events at the BOK Center, most notably the Tulsa Oilers hockey games. Current projects include cinematography for Hank Byrd’s soon to breakout series “Blerds”, and assistant camera on the “Who We Are” project, a chronicle of racism in America. He currently resides in Broken Arrow, Ok.

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Kim Mott is a film & TV production professional, writer and photographer. She recently wrapped on Martin Scorsese’s feature film KILLERS OF THE FLOWER MOON (release TBD 2023). She was also in the producers’ office on Tom McCarthy’s Matt Damon movie STILLWATER, which released in 2021. Kim has worked in production for NBC / NHL broadcasts, and shows on Travel Channel, Meredith Productions, Comcast and countless digital titles, live news segments and documentary films. Kim is also a widely published writer / photographer for outlets like The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle and various national magazines.

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Hello I am an Oklahoma City based filmmaker. Due to its' central location, Oklahoma allows me to work on projects across the country. As a freelance creative I have assisted businesses, brands, and organizations spread their message through film. While I thrive working with crews, I have often had to work as a solo film crew requiring filming, editing, directing and conceptualizing projects. Despite these challenges I have consistently been able to deliver projects for clients within ten days of most project

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Emmy award-winning storm chaser Jeff Piotrowski. Ever the optimistic in all things weather, Jeff's enthusiasm and drive has garnered a record breaking following on Jeff's Twitter Periscope @Jeff_Piotrowski with over ❤︎ 19,793,171 likes and 86,500 followers. Jeff loves to take people on the Journey of a Lifetime and that is what you get when you follow him on Periscope. FOLLOW JEFF ON TWITTER: @JEFF_PIOTROWSKI

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Emmy award-winning cinematographer, sound recordist, and producer Jeremy Gossett brings a fresh cinematic perspective with his multifaceted skill sets. Gossett’s artistry is gaining a proven track record for helping organizations succeed. Beginning the production company in 1993, Gossett Productions, LLC is now over 25 years in the making of producing creative work for clients with wide-ranging scope and scale. While having the background and experience to create feature documentaries and films, Gossett also produces close-up photojournalist-style short-form feature pieces. In 2021, Gossett Productions acquired the 40-year industry veteran company Garman Productions’ facility at 2828 NW 58th Street in Oklahoma City. A few of Gossett's broad spectrum of clients include Paramount Pictures, CNN, People Magazine, Stringr, ionOK Online Magazine, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Baker Hughes, Pratt and Whitney (Canada), NextGen Under 30 (OETA), Duncan Economic Development Foundation, University of Oklahoma – an Emmy-award winning production for the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, the Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame, Oklahoma Community Institute, United Way, and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International. Gossett has benefited from several influential role models in his life. While becoming a 2008 graduate of the University of Oklahoma's Multidisciplinary Studies program with a concentration in Film and Video Studies, Gossett received most of his early training and experience in the field through corporate and commercial video work assignments and experiences. They include Halliburton Energy Services and Winnercomm. Gossett explains, "Everyone has a story to tell. How we tell that story transcends meaning and provides a sense of feeling and passion through the colorful patchwork of audio and video mediums”. Beyond simply being a visual storyteller, one of Gossett’s specialties is in the sound department. In addition to television motion picture productions featured on OETA, Jeremy Gossett produced and engineered the public radio program Backstage Jazz, broadcast on KGOU and KUCO since 2013. Through 28 years of professional experience in the film, video, and audio production market, Gossett's eclectic variety of influences has led him to believe in the power of not just seeing and hearing, but feeling, and believing in a story. Gossett explains, “The serendipity of life is full of photographic emotion and magic just waiting to be captured. It is only when we open our eyes to all that is going on around us and are aware of our spirituality that we become fully captivated and touched by the power of the beauty of all life has to offer”.

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Internationally known Native American visual artist with exhibitions in galleries/museums throughout the country and overseas; performing artist that creates interactive live paintings; muralist; photographer.

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Documentary filmmaker for 10 years with experience in journalism, sports, advertising, non-profit and travel. Currently working on a local PBS travel show.

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12 years experience as a cinematographer. Worked for national brands like NASA, Walmart, HILTI, Toyota, MaryKay, Carhartt, Discovery Channel, and Netflix

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Retrospec Films is the largest, most capable, and most experienced turn key video production company in Oklahoma. Our projects have taken us all over the United States and the World.

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A team of licensed hair and makeup artists available for all your needs.

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Manny Marquez grew up in Oklahoma, and is of Mexican and Native American decent. He’s a voting member of the Choctaw Tribe of Oklahoma. His parents were small business owners. Their dedication and work ethic, combined with his faith and ethnic background, are all elements Manny has brought to his filmmaking. He studied film at the Art Center College of Design. It was here Manny deepened his love for cinema, and it convinced him that every day people with a story to tell were where he needed to train his camera. Manny now lives in Tulsa, OK with his wife and four children. He directs short-form documentaries for an array of clients ranging from pharmaceutical companies, financial firms, breweries, and beyond. He also directs broadcast commercials and music videos. His feature film Psychopath was released in 2014, and his award winning short film Operation Allie was runner up at the 2018 Big Sky Documentary Festival, and selected for the the GI Film Festival San Diego. Manny is currently developing his next feature documentary.

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From editing to producing, Christopher Long has worked in production in a multitude of positions. With over 10 years of experience, he’s worked on everything from small web videos, to feature films. A University of Tulsa graduate in Film Studies and Creative Writing, Christopher was selected as one of three U.S. representatives for World Interplay, and international playwriting festival held in London and Australia. His first foray into film was the feature-length film Freaky Faron serving as an Associate Producer and on set production assistant. From there he found a job immediately out of college as an editor for Flying Colors Media, accumulating skills as a writer and director for commercials and documentaries leading to his first short film Unknown State. Breaking out on his own, he has continued working as a freelancer, being hired on with large ad agencies to assistant direct and produce commercial spots as well as being hired as an Assistant Director and 2nd 2nd AD on films such as V/H/S: Viral, Starbright and Mekko, a feature film by Sterlin Harjo, that has played numerous festivals including the Toronto International Film Festival, the Stockholm Film Festival in Sweden and the Los Angeles Film Festival. He and Director of Photography, Charles Elmore, also own and operate Rough House Creative, a production company in Tulsa, OK where they work on a variety of commercials, short films, documentary projects and music videos with pieces showing at Sundance and South by Southwest. Currently, Christopher is in post-production on the short film Can I Ride With You?, with other shorts and documentaries being scripted, and developing a web series on architecture and design in Oklahoma.

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DP | Camera Op | DRONE Aerial DP | Equipment Available Keaton Nye is an experienced freelance filmmaker based in Oklahoma City. He believes that filmmaking is about telling stories, so whether it’s commercial, documentary or non-profit, he’s up for the challenge. In the summer of 2013, Keaton was diagnosed with a brain tumor. His experience pushed him to step back and reevaluate what was most important to him. This ultimately led to his love for filmmaking and traveling. Since then, his passions have taken him to over 40 countries and have made him realize how small yet diverse the world actually is. Keaton specializes in creating social content, owns a RED, and is a FAA certified drone pilot. He has worked with several big names and brands, and he has a background in live events, which has given him the ability to make good, quick judgments. This adventurous filmmaker’s motto is “work harder”, and that is what he does with every project. Check www.KeatonNye.com for up-to-date work.

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Sheilah Bright is a native Oklahoman whose journalism career spans 40 years. A member of the National Press Photographers Association and Society of Professional Journalists, she is a frequent contributor at This Land Press, Tulsa Voice and Oklahoma Today magazine. Her work has appeared in People, TIME, Lonely Planet, AFAR, and numerous regional magazines and newspapers. From 1990-1993, she was part of the scriptwriting team that earned both an Emmy and Golden Georgi awards for Narrative Television Network. She recently wrote and co-directed the documentary Lone Man’s Land, based on her 2012 story “The Last of Kenton” which appeared in This Land Press. She is currently in production as writer/director of a second documentary, "If Wishes Were Horses," based on her 2015 story "Horse teeth and Heartbreak," published by This Land Press http://thislandpress.com/2015/04/16/horse-teeth-and-heartbreak/. Bright is an avid traveler who has visited and reported from every continent and many remote countries. She lives in Sand Springs on a farm with a herd of hairy cows, a few goats and one crazy dog.

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I'm a Tulsa, OK-based freelance photojournalist whose clients include The Associated Press, The New York Times, The Washington Post and Google. I graduated from Western Kentucky University with a Bachelor of Arts in Photojournalism with a minor in Sociology. I also have access to a car and am able to take assignments throughout The Oklahoma tri-state region. I grew up in St.Louis, Missouri. where I learned that photos move people in a way that no other medium can. I spent over five years interning across the country from the small town of Burlington, Iowa to Chicago, Illinois, to the biggest wire agency in the world in New York City. Over that time, I grew in life and visual experience and fell in love with seeing life through those many different lenses and perspectives. As a photojournalist, I continue to work hard to capture our visual history as fast as it happens. I seek out personal stories and moments with unique angles and an eye for natural light. Feel free to reach out, x x IG @MichaelNobleJr

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