By Brandy McDonnellFeatures writer bmcdonnell@oklahoman.comBen Hall’s recent cinematic adventures have ranged from embodying a suspected vampire in a remote cabin near Tahlequah for a film festival favorite to playing a folksy water witcher in aAnd that’s just in front of the camera. Hall was standing atop a ladder on a February afternoon as he helped construct sets for the forthcoming football biopic “American Underdog: The Kurt Warner Story,” which is finishing up filming in the Oklahoma City area. A staple of central Oklahoma’s theater community, Hall said even spending most of the past year away from the stage due to the COVID-19 pandemic has not slowed down his work as an actor and set builder because of the uptick in film and television productions in Oklahoma. “It’s fun.Read more on NewsOK.com
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