deadCenter Film Festival

The very best of 16 categories of films were recognized for their excellence at the Awards Show for deadCenter Film Festival.

In a testament to the quality of executives, actors, filmmakers and journalists who come from Oklahoma and impact the film industry, The 20th annual deadCenter Film Festival will honor four Oklahomans with the Oklahoma Film & TV ICON Award.

At the end of the deadCenter Film Festival 2023 the awards have been announced and we have the list of those whose hard work has paid off.

Today’s roundup focuses on director Blayne Weaver’s revisionist slasher film GetAWAY, Jacob Snovel and Brooks Hall’s 1717 Primrose and Bastards’ Road.

Oklahoma City's deadCenter Film Festival is now an official part of the festival route for filmmakers to the ACADEMY AWARDS®.

Short films, like short stories, can be the entry to longer form works for aspiring feature filmmakers or their preferred medium.

The 20th annual deadCenter Film Festival finished its first successful run at moving its content completely online and passed the torch of leadership.

The nonprofit deadCenter Film Festival organization cut the ribbon on their latest headquarters in downtown Oklahoma City Monday.

Each year, deadCenter Film Festival pushes the boundaries and promotes the kind of daring, innovative filmmaking that will shape the future of cinema.

7 p.m. Sat, deadCenter’s virtual screening of the doc "Unapologetic" will serve as FFA’s capstone event for FilmEx, a virtual conference.

Few arts or entertainment institutions in Oklahoma have the clout and staying power of the deadCenter Film Festival.

In it's 20th year, the deadCenter Film Festival will feature a schedule twice as long for half the price and include more movies and panels.

A new self-paced program for students 6th - 8th grade is being launched by deadCenter Film as it expands year-round offerings.

A programming series by deadCenter Film starting Feb, 25 will feature films chosen by six women and non-binary notables from the OKC metro.

deadCenter Film, the nonprofit best known for deadCenter Film Festival (dCFF) in Oklahoma City, has chosen Alyx Picard Davis as the next Executive Director.