OKC Thunder forward Patrick Patterson returned to Oklahoma City to conduct a Q&A with Jump Shot director Jacob Hamilton following the premiere of the film.
On the opening day of the DeadCenter Film Festival, the motion picture Jump Shot kicked off the event. The premiere was held at the Oklahoma Museum of Art. OKC Thunder forward Patrick Patterson participated in the screening of Jump Shot by interviewing the director and cinematographer Jacob Hamilton.
The movie won the first of award of the 2019 festival, earning the nod for best documentary. During the 2018 DeadCenter Festival, 12 awards were handed out.
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About the Movie
The documentary has been making the rounds at movie festivals this year. It follows the story of Kenny Sailors, who was a fan favorite college basketball player in the 1940s. After playing on several losing teams in the upstart league known as the NBA, Sailors fell out of the association and vanished into the Alaskan wilderness.
Warriors guard, Steph Curry, was one of the executive producers for the film. Curry recently broke into the television and movie industry. He launched his own production company, titled Unanimous Media. In addition to Jump Shot, Steph already has film credits for Breakthrough and Emanuel.
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Encore Presentation
If you missed the initial screening Thursday evening, fear not because an encore screening is scheduled for Saturday, June 8, at 1:45 PM at Harkins Cinema in Bricktown.
Speaking of encores, fans will have three opportunities to see the Pat Present’s Student Film Contest. Each screening will feature all ten short films, all written and produced by Oklahoma students from around the state. The ten films initially debuted and were judged at a screening held by Pat, who was joined by his teammates on February 24.
Now, they will be available for viewing on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Exact showtimes locations for the remaining showtimes are listed below, via DeadCenter:
"Sat, Jun 8th, 1:00 PM @ Ronald J. Norick Downtown LibrarySun, Jun 9th, 4:15 PM @ Devon Energy Theater at Harkins Bricktown Cinema"
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Beneath is the title of each film and it’s run time:
- Swinging on a Star – 3:28
- The Sun – 17:10
- Aftermath – 4:58
- Coffee, The Can – 3:40
- Horse and Hound – 2:39
- Neither – 14:26
- The Legend of Buck O’Reilly – 6:34
- Impaired – 6:35
- Chris. – 12 minutes
- Lemons – 15:25
The above description and information is courtesy of the DeadCenter Film Festival.
Enjoy the DeadCenter Film Festival Thunder Nation. If you are able to attend and view these films specifically, please provide your thoughts on social media using the hashtag #PatPresents.