A three-day experimental film festival in April will give audiences a look into some of the most creative and innovative styles of filmmaking in the industry.

Oklahoma City University’s Film Department, in partnership with the Oklahoma City Museum of Art, will present the Wide Open Experimental Film Festival (WOEFF) April 26-28 in the art museum’s Noble Theater at 415 Couch Dr. The festival is free to the public.

The third-annual festival is organized by OCU film students and faculty. As a festival focused on the celebration of a variety of experimental film practices, organizers hope to open peoples’ eyes to alternative forms, structures and styles of film.

Some highlighted films and filmmakers include:

• “A Meditation on Nature in the Absence of an Eclipse” by Crystal Z Campbell
• “Light, Noise, and Smoke, and Light, Noise, and Smoke” by Tomonari Nishikawa
• “Patient” by Lori Felker
• “Ashes of Roses” by Sasha Waters
• “Quartet for the End” by Gregg Biermann
• “Clear Ice Fern” by Mark Street