About James P.

James Price holds a BA in English from Tulane University and attended OCCC’s film institute. Starting as a freelance cinematographer, James quickly broke into producing high quality commercials and corporate videos. James is constantly looking for innovative ways to convey story, whether it’s for a non-profit or a Fortune 500 Company.

About Aaron B.

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

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 Jeff L.

Learning new things, keeping a fresh outlook, and being constantly updated on the latest technology and trends is what keeps me stimulated. Current Interests include aerospace, computer tech, stock and cryptocurrency markets, trading, software development.

About Titus J.

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.

About Jordan F.

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

About Iancu T.

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.

About Joel B.