Film Industry Initiatives
State-of-the-art, hands-on learning at OSU-Tulsa contributes to creating an experienced workforce in Tulsa to support film productions in the state, as well as gives students the necessary skills to start their own film projects.
Non-Credit Workshops
Upcoming Film Workshops
From Prep to Post: The Art of Cinematography
Happening Jan. 11 & 12 , this two-day workshop will guide students through the ins and outs of photographing documentaries and narrative films.
Finding Funding and Developing Your Documentary
Happening Jan. 25 & Feb. 1, this two-day workshop provides insight to funding strategies for documentary production as well as development.
Intro to the Film Industry
This one-day workshop on Feb. 1 is geared towards adults who are interested in beginning to work in the film industry.
Hidden Truths: Using Genre Films to Address Societal Issues in Screenwriting
Starting March 4, this four-week workshop will explore genre films and how they serve as powerful tools for social commentary.
Intro to Film Editing
Starting April 8, this four-week post-production focused workshop will provide students with an introduction to the role of "editor" within a narrative film framework.
Directing on a Budget
Starting May 12, this three-week workshop will introduce students to the techniques of digital video and audio production.
Cherokee Film Partnership
Cherokee Film has helped fund film equipment, including cameras, lenses, sound gear, lighting and other film essentials, as well as post-production necessities such as computers and software to help expand OSU-Tulsa’s film program. Cherokee Film has also partnered with the university to offer scholarships to the non-credit film workshops for any citizen of a federally recognized tribe.