Before this local filmmaker sets his sights on taking over Hollywood, he shares his passions and artistry with KCPT in two programs coming in April. Morgan Cooper hosts Depth of Field, where creatives like himself, celebrate the great things happening in KC. In Room Tone you’ll get to see Cooper’s own handiwork and get an inside look into his inspiration and intentionality among the minority community in Kansas City.
Sundays, April 7, 14, 21 and 28 | 9:30 a.m.
Sit down with guests from the vast creative landscape in Kansas City — from painters to playwrights, marketers to makers, and everything in between. Depth of Field host, filmmaker and cinematographer, Morgan Cooper, discusses the past, present and future opportunities and challenges local creatives face. Highlighting their journeys to leaving a creative mark on KC and beyond.
Room Tone explores an artist’s conflict — the fine line that separates joy and self-doubt. Along with the broadcast premiere of the short film, native Kansas City filmmaker,
Morgan Cooper sits down to discuss the inspiration behind the film. Hear his thoughts on inclusion, intentionality and other themes that are adapted from the story based on real-life sound mixer and Cooper’s friend Larry. Viewers will get a behind-the-scenes look into the making of Room Tone, and hear from Eddie Moore of Eddie Moore and the Outer Circle on the musical components that weave through this tale of struggling to come to terms with life’s haunting what-ifs.
Depth of Field
Sundays, April 7, 14, 21 and 28 | 9:30 a.m.Sit down with guests from the vast creative landscape in Kansas City — from painters to playwrights, marketers to makers, and everything in between. Depth of Field host, filmmaker and cinematographer, Morgan Cooper, discusses the past, present and future opportunities and challenges local creatives face. Highlighting their journeys to leaving a creative mark on KC and beyond.
Room Tone
Thursday, April 11 | 7:30 p.m.Room Tone explores an artist’s conflict — the fine line that separates joy and self-doubt. Along with the broadcast premiere of the short film, native Kansas City filmmaker,
Morgan Cooper sits down to discuss the inspiration behind the film. Hear his thoughts on inclusion, intentionality and other themes that are adapted from the story based on real-life sound mixer and Cooper’s friend Larry. Viewers will get a behind-the-scenes look into the making of Room Tone, and hear from Eddie Moore of Eddie Moore and the Outer Circle on the musical components that weave through this tale of struggling to come to terms with life’s haunting what-ifs.
