Kyle Kauwika Harris’ horror film The Foreverlands is part of deadCenter Film Festival’s Not So Short Shorts.
deadCENTER Film Festival
Posted inArts & Culture
Glitter Ball now open to all in OKC
This glittery holiday party benefits deadCENTER Film Festival, OKC Girls Art School and Sunbeam Family Services.
Posted inArts & Culture
“It was really fun but also a little bit dangerous,” Poarch said. “You didn’t know if the wheels were going to come off or what you were getting yourself into. But now, the [festival] is smooth and pretty, like a Cadillac.”
“It was really fun but also a little bit dangerous,” Poarch said. “You didn’t know if the wheels were going to come off or what you were getting yourself into. But now, the [festival] is smooth and pretty, like a Cadillac.”
Posted inArts & Culture
The Real Enemy a spirited documentary about OKC’s black mass
When Adam Daniels performed his black mass at Civic Center Music Hall in Oklahoma City last year, a documentary film crew was accompanying him before and during the event.
Posted inArts & Culture
Commentary: Becoming an art-smart city
The envelope is pushed a bit here and there to make more room for all of us.
Posted inArts & Culture
Being Evel highlights deadCENTER’s free outdoor screenings
A combination of death-defying talent and flamboyance drew millions of fans to him while his personal battles with alcohol and anger created a lengthy list of enemies.
Posted inArts & Culture
deadCENTER Film Festival’s second Oklahoma Film Community ICON award winner is Chip Fudge, a man who has helped expand the event’s presence into urban Oklahoma City and the growing Film Row district.
deadCENTER Film Festival’s second Oklahoma Film Community ICON award winner is Chip Fudge, a man who has helped expand the event’s presence into urban Oklahoma City and the growing Film Row district.
Posted inArts & Culture
deadCENTER’s delectable cinema offers original, food-themed features
Marc Dunham wants more.
Posted inArts & Culture
Norman filmmaker wins Sundance Film Festival contest
Jeffrey Palmer, a filmmaker from Norman, uses his winnings from Sundance Film Festival to help those in need.
Posted inArts & Culture
deadCENTER organizers visit SXSW for film festival ideas
Oklahoma’s deadCENTER Film Festival team considers the South by Southwest (SXSW) film festival in Austin to be one of the best for gaining inspiration to bring back home. “I think that Oklahoma City and Austin share a very similar sensibilities about music and about culture,” said Lance McDaniel, executive director of deadCENTER. “The reason we […]