The Actor Factory recently wrapped the final of its summer film camps for young performers, where campers each get two demo reel scenes custom made for them. McIntosh serves as one of the writers/directors, and acts as the sole editor and post production member. Check out this scene written, directed, and edited by McIntosh, featuring actors Zaid Hickman and Zoey Reyes. The Actor Factory currently has a demo reel shoot for adults scheduled for October 2024, with seats still available. Enroll at www.TheActorFactory.com.

In early May, The Actor Factory completed its first set of custom demo reel scenes for actors this year. 18 actors enrolled to work with Chris Oz McIntosh and a team of others at The Actor Factory to create two custom reels apiece based on a survey they took in April. Check out this scene from the May group starring Oklahoma actors Abby Vitt and Jill Jennings. McIntosh co-directed the scene with writer Emily Bertels. McIntosh also acted as the editor and cinematographer. Another adult Demo Reel Camp will shoot in October 2024. Enrollment is currently open at TheActorFactory.com.

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.

The "Flint" team announced today that Warner Bros. TV and Disney XD writer Sterling Gates ("The Flash," "Supergirl," "Spider-Man") will produce "Flint" alongside Chris Oz McIntosh, Andrew Olson, and Michael Sloyka. McIntosh will direct the character driven drama/psychological thriller screenplay from Pushcart Nominated writer Michael Sloyka. Jacob Leighton Burns ("Hell Hath No Fury," "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 home is laced with dangerous a undertone? "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 struggles with the enigmatic Head Therapist, Eric, who employs unorthodox methods."