Ben St. James’ “Cowboy Cooper and the Ghost Town” screenplay earns an official selection at the 2026 Great Plains Film Festival in Oklahoma City.

A new milestone has been reached for “Cowboy Cooper and the Ghost Town,” as the screenplay by Ben St. James has officially been selected for the 2026 Great Plains Film Festival in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
The official selection recognizes the screenplay as part of this year’s festival, adding another exciting accomplishment to the journey of Cowboy Cooper and the Ghost Town.
A Western Adventure With a Ghostly Twist
Cowboy Cooper and the Ghost Town combines the classic imagery of the American West with a playful adventure, with a lesson about persevering and protecting historical sites.
An Official Selection at the Great Plains Film Festival
Being named an Official Selection of the Great Plains Film Festival is an exciting recognition for the screenplay.
The festival, held in Oklahoma City, provides a fitting setting for a story inspired by the imagery and traditions of the American West. For Cowboy Cooper and the Ghost Town, the selection represents an opportunity to bring the screenplay to the attention of fellow filmmakers, writers and audiences interested in original storytelling.


































