Search
Close this search box.

Who We Are

Creating a better, more inclusive life for the next seven generations

We are a team of innovators and storytellers, grounded in community and passionate about creating a new way forward for Cherokee and Native American representation in film and media. Authentic, thoughtful and next-level, we strive to reclaim our narratives on a local and global scale.

Cherokee Film full icon color
Cherokee Film Commission logo

Cherokee Film Commission attracts film and media productions to the Cherokee Nation and connects filmmakers to assets within the reservation including its film-friendly communities, diverse locations, film studios, tribal incentive, as well as its sought-after database representing Native American talent, crew, consultants and support services. 

Cherokee Film Productions logo

Cherokee Film Productions develops, produces, promotes and distributes a variety of original content in film and other media that tells authentic Cherokee stories on behalf of our tribe, its people and its businesses. 

Produced by Cherokee Film Productions

Cherokee Film Studios logo

Cherokee Film Studios provides superior practical and virtual production soundstages, production offices and support services in the Cherokee Nation reservation, for use by internal and external film and media clients. 

Cherokee Film Institute logo

Cherokee Film Institute trains, develops and elevates Native American and local talent to work professionally in the film and media industries, creating sustainable career opportunities within the Cherokee Nation and beyond.

Cherokee Film chief

“Cherokee Nation has quickly become a leading hub for Indigenous storytellers in television and film. As we increase infrastructure, explore incentives, connect resources and remove barriers, Cherokee Nation and its businesses are helping grow and amplify television and film production in Oklahoma while making it possible for our citizens to be a part of it.”

– Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr.

“Cherokee Nation has quickly become a leading hub for Indigenous storytellers in television and film. As we increase infrastructure, explore incentives, connect resources and remove barriers, Cherokee Nation and its businesses are helping grow and amplify television and film production in Oklahoma while making it possible for our citizens to be a part of it.”

– Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr.

Cherokee Film chief

In the News

Media Contact

Leanna Reeder

Public Relations Specialist

leanna.reeder@cn-bus.com

918.384.7823

Join Us

Be the First to Know