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noun.
A philosophy of
independent filmmaking in Oklahoma,based on several concepts that focus
and incorporate the art of filmmaking and the Oklahoma community.
Welcome to Vacant Era Films!
Norman's independent film company.
It was
2006 when Cory Allen and Randy Aspell first entertained the idea of
creating a film. In the midst of writing the script, they both began to
question the void with filmmaking in Oklahoma. They wanted to help
fill that void by taking an aggressive approach to filming,
distributing, and assisting other filmmakers within the state.
Subsequently, Vacant Era Films was established with the purpose of
providing an outlet for Oklahoma filmmakers and with providing more
resources for those Oklahomans interested in filmmaking. Soon
after, a plan was developed including a new film festival that would
consequently pave the way for the creative rebirth of what Vacant Era
calls "The Oklahoma Film Movement".
In order
to make the Vacant Era idea a reality, company ownership expanded to
include Madison Belanger, Carey Bell, Meleah Montgomery, Kat Avila,
and Anthony Pego...the official board for Vacant Era Films, LLC.
Vacant
Era also brought in key individuals, such as Dallos
Paz, who are apart of the company and have collectively devoted
their time to make Vacant Era Films a success.
In 2008,
Vacant Era Films will hold it's first film festival and begin filming
their first full-length feature. |
