Oklahoma film, TV industry generates over $500 million for state
The Filmed in Oklahoma Act has generated over $531 million in direct economic impact for the state since it was signed into law in 2021.
The Filmed in Oklahoma Act has generated over $531 million in direct economic impact for the state since it was signed into law in 2021.
Rachel Cannon, an Oklahoma native who co-starred in the hit television sitcom Fresh Off the Boat, is launching a new entertainment company that aims to develop live-audience sitcoms in Oklahoma.
An Oklahoma native who has lengthy experience in Hollywood film productions has been hired to lead One Set Studio in Oklahoma City.
Lt. Gov. Matt Pinnell and state leaders participated in a lengthy panel discussion, exploring the rise of the state's entertainment industry and how Oklahoma can become a top destination for major movie and television productions.
Oklahoma City Community College is receiving accolades for its film school, once again being ranked by MovieMaker Magazine as one of the 30 best in the nation by a top film publication.
Twisters, the upcoming sequel to the iconic blockbuster film Twister, provided on-set training and mentorship to several Oklahomans to expand their future career opportunities and help grow the state's future workforce.