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Online Producer Labs Applications are Open

Applications are now open for Stowe Story Labs’ 2026 Online Producers’ Labs. The Producers’ Labs are four-day, online professional development programs designed to help emerging producers looking to produce their

Levitt Foundation Music Grant

The Levitt Family Foundation exists to strengthen the social fabric of America. They partner with communities to activate underused outdoor spaces, creating welcoming, inclusive destinations where the power of free,

TeePee Drive-in Oklahoma Short Film Submissions

The iconic TeePee Drive-in, a historic landmark on the old Route 66 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma, announced a new initiative to showcase the talents of local filmmakers: they will be screening

OETA Broadcast Consideration

In an effort to support locally produced television programming that captures the essence of Oklahoma history and culture, local content creators are invited to submit their productions to be reviewed

SeriesFest: Season 12 Call for Entries

SeriesFest is accepting applications for eight different categories ahead of SeriesFest: Season 12 May 6–10, 2026. The festival is set to take place in Denver, Colorado and offers opportunities for

Tiny Desk Contest – Open Submissions

The NPR Tiny Desk Contest has returned for 2026. How to Enter: Create a new video that shows you playing one song you’ve written. Do it the way you’d perform

2026 Future of Sound Sessions – Factory Obscura

Factory Obscura is officially seeking submissions for our 2026 Future of Sound Sessions, a one-of-a-kind showcase that brings together musicians and artists from all disciplines to create immersive, collaborative live

Oklahoma Teen Film Festival

Join the University of Central Oklahoma and deadCenter Film for their annual high school film festival showcasing the creative talents of young filmmakers. This event is a platform for high

Tulsa on Tour

Tulsa on Tour is an ambassador program empowers local musicians to represent Tulsa globally, elevating both their careers and Tulsa’s reputation as a premier music destination, while helping offset the