PICTURE'S UP: A TULSA FILM COLLECTIVE SERIES - CAMERA, LIGHTS, SOUND
Saturday, April 18, 2026
12:00 - 3:00 PM
Tulsa Artist Fellowship Flagship
112 N. Boston, Tulsa, OK 74103
We are excited to invite you to Picture's Up: Camera, Lights, Sound, a series of free workshops presented by the Tulsa Film Collective, featuring department heads and key crew from Reservation Dogs and Lowdown Season 2 (currently filming in Tulsa).
This session features Mark Schwartzbard (Director of Photography), Chris Norr (Director of Photography), Chris Geukens (First Assistant Camera), Genna Palermo (Second Assistant Camera), Joe Hernandez (A Camera, Steady Cam Operator), Charles Elmore (B Camera Operator), Tyler Plant (Key Grip), Royce Sharp (Sound Mixer), Jake Basnett (Gafffer), Steve Mathis (Gafffer), and Andromeda Johnson (Loader), moderated by Tulsa producer Dylan Brodie.
Picture’s Up sessions run Saturdays from late March through June. The full schedule is available at tulsafilmcollective.org/workshopsrg/workshops.
Tulsa's film industry is booming — and you can be part of it.
EVENT SCHEDULE
12:00 PM | Doors Open
1:00 PM | Panel Discussion
1:45 PM | Q&A
2:30 PM | Event Concludes
Picture’s Up Partners: Crazy Eagle Media, TCC McKeon Center for Creativity, Strawberry Moon, Women in Film Oklahoma, OSU Center for Poets and Writers, Tulsa Artist Fellowship, Meadow Gold Mack, Tiffany Taraves, Dylan Brodie, and volunteers.
ABOUT TULSA FILM COLLECTIVE
Tulsa Film Collective (TFC) is dedicated to nurturing Tulsa's filmmaker community through dynamic community events and skill-enhancing workshops. Founded in 2018, TFC is committed to sharing the love and appreciation of film, strengthening connections, and sustaining the magic of movie-making in Tulsa.
ABOUT TULSA ARTIST FELLOWSHIP
Established in 2015, Tulsa Artist Fellowship was created as a place-based initiative by the George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF) that addresses pressing challenges faced by contemporary artists and arts workers living in and joining Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tulsa Artist Fellowship believes the arts are critical to advancing cultural citizenship and supports community-invested practitioners who intentionally engage with our city. Our exhibitions and events are free, documented, and archived.