Chris Oz McIntosh's dark comedy/action short film "Stick Up" is now available to stream free anywhere, anytime. This Austin Film Festival Official Selection won awards at festivals including deadCenter Film Festival, Simply Indie Film Festival, and FLY Film Festival, and was featured on the UK Film Channel. A young woman gets more than she bargained for when she stops at a gas station on her way out of town to score some quick change. The film stars co-writers Tori Hartley ("Wild Indian") and Garrett Davis (Netflix's "The Innocent Man"), alongside LaRonn Marzett ("Birdie") and Darryl Cox ("Robocop," "Walker, Texas Ranger").

The full advertisement film "DunCAN: Not What You Expected?" directed by Chris Oz McIntosh and produced by Smith Pixels, is now available online in its entirety. The ad was produced to promote the city of Duncan, OK's new website and app launch. Check out the ad above!

The "DunCAN: Not What You Expected?" spot, directed by Chris Oz McIntosh and produced by Smith Pixels, was released today to celebrate and advertise the city of Duncan's new app and website at DuncanOK.gov, where McIntosh's full length advertisement film is also available. Check out the spot above!

The Actor Factory announced today that their unique and innovative Film Camp for Adults returns April 3-7, 2024. Chris Oz McIntosh will write, direct, and edit for the camp. Campers spend four days with industry professionals at The Actor Factory in Norman, OK where they act in customized demo reel scenes written for them, compete in a 2-day film race, and then arrive at a red carpet premiere to watch their on-camera work on a giant HD projection screen with a guest of their choice. McIntosh will co-direct the scenes with frequent collaborator Jeffrey Nicholson ("EL COYOTE," "FRACKERS") and Factory founder and casting director Chris Freihofer ("MINARI," "STILLWATER"). The 2023 writing team includes McIntosh, Nicholson, and Emily Bertels. Tuition for camp is $1199 and enrollment is open now at www.TheActorFactory.com.

UPDATE: As of February 7, 2024, both camps are SOLD OUT. Chris Oz McIntosh returns for the eleventh consecutive summer to write, direct, and edit for The Actor Factory's unique and innovative Film Camps for kids, happening June 17-21, 2024, and July 22-26, 2024. Campers spend an entire week with industry professionals at The Actor Factory in Norman, OK where they act in customized demo reel scenes written for them, compete in a 2-day film race, and then arrive at a red carpet premiere by limousine the following week to watch their on-camera work on a giant HD projection screen with their parents and fellow campers. McIntosh will co-direct the scenes with frequent collaborator Jeffrey Nicholson ("EL COYOTE," "FRACKERS") and Factory founder and casting director Chris Freihofer ("MINARI," "BREAKING BAD"). The 2023 writing team includes McIntosh, Nicholson, and Emily Bertels. Tuition for camp is $995. More on camp at www.TheActorFactory.com.

UPDATE: The "Flint" team announced today that Warner Bros. TV and Disney XD writer Sterling Gates ("THE FLASH," "SUPERGIRL," "SPIDER-MAN") will produce alongside McIntosh, Sloyka, and Olson. It was announced today that Chris Oz McIntosh will direct the character driven drama/psychological horror film "FLINT" from Pushcart Nominated writer Michael Sloyka. Sloyka, McIntosh, and Andrew Olson ("TULSA KING") will produce. Jacob Burns ("SHIFTER") will lens the film. per Indiegogo: "Teen residential group homes are supposed to be a safe space. A place for healing. The staff in charge should lead the process with the best interest of the children in mind. But what if the staff has more dangerous intentions? FLINT is a short film, part of a feature script, that both stands alone as a complete drama/social horror, and as a proof-of-concept for something larger. In "FLINT," Scotty, a troubled boy in his early teens, is sent to a rural residential home, cut off from the rest of the world. There he meets the Head Therapist, Eric, an enigmatic man who has no interest in helping his charge. In fact, it's the total opposite."

Simply Indie Film Festival was held over the weekend in Edmond, Oklahoma, where filmmakers from all over the country came to show their films at Edmond's ShowBiz Cinemas. Chris Oz McIntosh's "Stick Up" took home Best Short Comedy and Best Oklahoma Film. In celebration, check out this newly released official clip from the film.

UPDATE: "Stick Up" has won the Best Short Audience Award at the 2021 deadCenter Film Festival, which attracted more than 22,500 attendees from as far away as Australia and Japan. Source: THE OKLAHOMAN "STICK UP" to Make Worldwide Debut at deadCenter Film Festival; Teaser Trailer Revealed “Stick Up,” a dark action comedy, explodes onto screens at the 21st annual deadCenter Film Festival in Oklahoma City. The deadCenter Film Festival is Oklahoma’s largest film festival and one of the “Top 20 Coolest Film Festivals in the World” and “Top 50 Film Festivals Worth the Entry Fee” according to MovieMaker Magazine. “Stick Up” is produced by Garrett Davis, Tori Hartley, and Chris Oz McIntosh in association with Freestyle Creative. McIntosh directs the screenplay written by Davis and Hartley. The film follows a young woman (played by Hartley) who stops at a gas station to score some quick cash before hitting the road to freedom. However, her simple plan becomes complicated when she runs into an old friend (played by Davis). LaRonn Marzett, star of the award-winning film "Birdie," and Darryl Cox, whose credits include "Robocop," "Walker: Texas Ranger," and the 2021 Best Picture nominee "Minari," join Hartley and Davis onscreen in the gas station actioner. According to Davis, getting “Stick Up” off the ground was no easy feat. “The fact this film was made with a completely crowd-funded budget during a pandemic — with no COVID-19 cases during production — speaks to the dedication and resiliency of the Oklahoma film industry. We couldn't have made this film without the support of this particular cast, crew and, of course, our generous donors.” After the screenplay was completed, first time producers Davis and Hartley realized they’d need an expert, visionary storyteller to bring the film to life. Enter Chris Oz McIntosh. “I’ve always wanted to make an action-comedy,” McIntosh says. “With that said, ‘Stick Up’ is undoubtedly the most fun I’ve ever had making a movie, and I think it shows in the film. It’s not much different from when we played cops and robbers on the playground as kids. Except now, the guns actually go boom.” McIntosh’s family/fantasy film ‘Movie Magic’ and heist comedy micro-short ‘Ballbusted’ screened at deadCenter in previous years. The film is anchored by a gun-toting, rock n’ roll-loving female protagonist who finds herself in an increasingly sticky situation. “It was so exciting to dive into a character that is strong, but doesn’t know her strength yet,” Hartley says. “It’s all about her discovering what she’s really capable of. Plus - we need more female leads in action films, right?” “I can speak for my fellow producers: we’re elated with the film’s outcome and can’t wait for the audience at deadCenter to see our film,” Davis says. “We thank everyone involved for making this possible. It’s a dream come true.”