The Creeper

Tomisha is the Digital Specialist for the Broader Impacts in Research (BIR) organization for the Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) at the University of Oklahoma (OU). Her love of digital creating flourished in 2011 while attending Tulsa Technology Center (TTC).

Her achievements include: receiving The Most Excellent Student of the Year award, being a member of Skills USA and The National Technical Honor Society. Her certifications as an editor, production assistant and producer prepared her for the next stage of her life, college.

After graduating TTC she attended Tulsa Community College (TCC) from 2012 to 2015. She began working for TCC while earning a digital media specialist degree. This included TCC’s radio station “The Grid”, and the T.V. station “Channel 21”, where she was responsible for floor managing and editing videos. Because of her love of filmmaking Tomisha worked with Ed Taylor, former TCC professor, and a team of others to create the documentary “Tulsa: Finding 66”. This documentary sought to discover the significance Tulsa had in the creation of Route 66. Tomisha and the rest of the documentary team received the State Historic Preservation Officer’s Citation of Merit.

Between 2013-2016, Tomisha has won Tulsa’s Living Arts 24hr Video Race, a competition where filmmakers create an original film in 24 hours. To challenge the filmmakers, the theme, line of dialogue, and prop are revealed at the stroke of midnight. Her latest win entered her into the Tulsa American Film festival.

Tomisha has worked on a feature film and several short films. She is developing three short films. These films will be shot in Tulsa, Oklahoma; Guthrie, Oklahoma; and London, England. Currently, she is attending The Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Oklahoma for Creative Media Production.