A Tulsa Film Collective Workshop Series–In this panel discussion from the Tulsa Film Collective's first 'Pictures Up' event, industry professionals share their journeys and insights into the film industry. Moderated by Dylan Brodie, the panel includes Mark Schwartzbard (Director of Photography), Joe Hernandez (A Camera Operator), Charles Elmore (B Camera Operator & Oklahoma Filmmaker), Chris Geukens (First Assistant Camera), Genna Palermo (Second Assistant Camera), and Rex Kenney (Dolly Grip). They discuss their unique paths into the industry, challenges faced, the importance of community and mentorship, and the evolving film market in Oklahoma. The conversation covers technical tips, the necessity of hard work, and the balance of maintaining a personal life while following one's passion in film.Menu: 00:00 Welcome and Introduction00:49 Acknowledging Sponsors and Panelists02:01 Mark Schwartz Bard's Journey10:44 Joe Hernandez's Path to Film17:09 Charles Elmore's Local Film Experience25:05 Chris Gogans' Career Beginnings31:00 Jenna Palermo's Film School and Early Career33:41 First Union Job and Career Progression35:02 Introduction to Rex Kenny: Dolly Grip35:54 Rex's Journey from Iron Worker to Grip37:38 Challenges and Rewards in the Film Industry42:11 Working on Reservation Dogs and Community Impact53:29 Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers01:06:46 Balancing Work and Family in Filmmaking01:08:10 The Reality of Making a Living in Filmmaking01:11:15 Networking and Opportunities in the Local Film Industry01:13:15 Getting Started in the Film Industry01:22:26 Technical Tips and Lessons Learned on Set01:25:42 The Importance of Local Film Community and Growth01:33:03 Shaping the Look of 'Reservation Dogs'01:35:52 Challenges and Triumphs of Women in the Film Industry01:37:12 Closing Remarks and Future Events–Produced by Citizens of Sound

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