After 10 days of films streamed at the 2020 deadCenter Film Festival for the event’s 20th anniversary, The Cinematropolis concludes our special coverage with a festival recap discussion between our entire festival team, Jo Light, Daniel Bokemper, Christopher Shultz, and myself. Tune in to the full discussion on today’s episode of The Cinematic Schematic!



Each of us discusses our favorite feature films, short films, documentaries, and virtual experience at this year’s festival. To close out the festival, we’d like to send thanks out to the deadCenter staff including Lance McDaniel, Sara Thompson, Alyx Picard, and Kevin Ely along with Sunrise Tippeconnie, Krystal Yosef, Stephen Tyler, and the other volunteers who continue to make this festival happen. We can’t wait to see what the team comes up with for deadCenter 2021!



Take a look back at The Cinematropolis deadCenter 2020 Coverage



Filmmaker Podcast Interviews with Caleb Masters



deadCenter Executive Director Lance McDaniel Champions Local Film and Arts Community



Engineering a Virtual Film Festival with Stephen Tyler, deadCenter’s Director of Technology



Charles Elmore Shares the Secrets Behind Directing the Darkly Humorous ‘The Chest’ 



Director Sev DeMy Dreams Big with ‘Black Title Here’



Cheryl McDonough Brings the Spirit of Activism to Oklahoma with ‘Parkland Rising’ Documentary



Shifter Audio Diary #5 – A deadCenter Homecoming







Film Reviews from Jo Light



‘Love and Fury’ Showcases the Brilliance of Indigenous Artists Around the World



Cate Jones Takes Audiences on a Wild Ride in ‘She’s the Eldest’



Birdie Is a Faith-based Movie with Heart







Film Reviews from Daniel Bokemper



‘The Dilemma of Desire’ Champions the Clit



Homegrown Spirit Thrives in ‘Okie Shorts Mix Tape Vol. 1’



Tensions Flare in ‘Okie Shorts Mix Tape Vol. 2’







Films Reviews from Christopher Shultz