About Sheilah B.

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.

About Justin C.

With 14 years in the field, I'm a full time freelance cinematographer, photographer and 360 producer. Having traveled to almost a dozen countries, and most states, via air, train, car, and boat. There aren't many places I won't go to capture amazing content. I am regularly based in Missouri and Los Angeles.

About Basil C.

30 years working to amplify the story of the world, and humanity, in a myriad of forms. Recent Highlights include: The Great Hack(Netflix), Ghostfleet(Apple/Amazon).

About Jeremy G.

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”.

About Jimmy O.

I have always had a passion for marketing and how products and services build emotional ties with consumers. I honestly started DesignTunnel to be a freelancer. However, I discovered with my strong work ethic and ever-growing knowledge of our industry, that creating a company made more sense for me and my clients. I am looking forward to having some of the most talented artists in Oklahoma City and providing solutions to our clients that solve their problems.

About Michael J.

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

About Travis T.

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

About Kim M.

Kim Mott is a writer, photojournalist, producer and editor based in Oklahoma (and works worldwide). She's worked as a one-man-band documentary filmmaker as well as with travel crews and feature film crews. Kim has also been an on-camera host and spokesperson for branded content for major international corporations, and also produces social-media-friendly short content.

About Eric W.

Eric Woodall is a photographer and videographer from Silverton, Oregon, currently based in San Antonio, Texas. He graduated from the University of Oregon with a Bachelor's Degree in Art and a Minor in Multimedia in 2021. Eric earned his start in the visual world as a videographer for SCAN-TV from 2008 to 2012 and went on to join the Coast Guard in 2013. As a Public Affairs Specialist for the Coast Guard he worked throughout Florida and Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria and Hurricane Matthew, as well as during cases like the Caribbean Fantasy and the search for Rob Stewart. His photojournalism work for the Coast Guard has appeared in the Associated Press, Business Insider, ABC, CNN, Stars and Stripes, Mercury News, Florida Today and the Miami Herald among many others. Since graduating from the University of Oregon he has been working in reality television and on live streams for motocross and mountain biking events.

About Maranie S.

Maranie is an independent photographer, videographer and print journalist. Drawn to raw human experience Maranie strives for a visual intimacy born of earned trust and a willingness to get close. With extensive global experience her work focuses on social justice, displacement and the effects of conflict. She is dedicated to under-reported, human stories, fueled by steadfast convictions, a deep love of journalism and just the right amount of grit. A 2020 Pulitzer Center Reporting Fellow, Maranie is an Eddie Adams Workshop alumni, 2019 NSC Student Photographer of the year and recipient of the Ed Kashi Fellowship at Syracuse University.