Expansions to public transit make life easier for many OKC residents, but some say more services are still needed.
Ben Felder
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deadCENTER Today: Brent Ryan Green previews ‘The Veil’
Filmmaker Brent Ryan Green discusses “The Veil,” which he is previewing parts of on Sunday at the deadCENTER Film Festival.
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Mayor Cornett stops by deadCENTER, discusses his documentary
Oklahoma City Mayor Mick Cornett visited with Oklahoma Gazette about his documentary and to talk about the success of the deadCENTER Film Festival.
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deadCENTER Today: Oklahoma ranchers, food star in two documentaries
Ezra Gentle of “Lone Man’s Land” and Marc Dunham of “Course of Food” speak with Oklahoma Gazette about their Oklahoma-based documentaries premiering Saturday at the deadCENTER Film Festival.
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VIDEO: Bob Berney on his career, film industry
Bob Berney, CEO of Picturehouse, is at deadCENTER for the screening of his latest film, Gloria.
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deadCENTER Today: Officer by day, actor by night (or the other way around)
Sgt. Rob Gallavan joins us on Friday morning to talk about his acting role in Skid and Hollis, two films showing this weekend at the deadCENTER Film Festival.
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News briefs: Streetcar stop locations, fracking film, quotable and more
City officials and engineers are in the process of finalizing streetcar stop locations and exact rail placement along the proposed downtown route.
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Police hold crime prevention meeting
Oklahoma City police officers offered crime prevention tips and talked about neighborhood design in a recent meeting in south OKC.
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VIDEO: Skid crew discuss Oklahoma premier at deadCENTER
Filmed entirely in Oklahoma, Skid is making its Oklahoma premier this week at the deadCENTER Film Festival. The crew from Skid joined Oklahoma Gazette to discuss their film.
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deadCENTER Today: A look at the opening night films
The films kickoff tonight at deadCENTER, including he premier of “The Real Enemy,” a documentary short by Tate James & Daniel Giles Helm, which explores the 2014 “Black Mass” event in Oklahoma City and the Catholic church’s efforts to derail the event.