Cherokee Film Productions

Cherokee Film Productions

Cherokee Film Productions creates content that tells the stories of Cherokee people. From Emmy-award winning docuseries and feature-length documentaries to narratives in the Cherokee language created with motion capture, our production teams harness the power of technology to push our storytelling tradition forward.

Awards

Cherokee Film offers an incentive up to $1M for projects occurring within the boundaries of Cherokee Nation. The incentive may be used in conjunction with the state of Oklahoma's incentive program, but each require their own separate application processes. The Film in Oklahoma Act of 2021, administered by the Oklahoma Film Music Office, offers producers a cash rebate of up to 30% based on several qualifying uplifts.
Emmy Winning Symbol
Heartland Regional Emmy Winner
Public Media Awards

Film Festivals

Cherokee Film Productions’ short documentaries have been featured at and won numerous awards at film festivals around the world including deadCenter, Māoriland, Santa Fe and Montana International Film Festival to name a few.
Charlotte Film Festival 2022, framed by laurel branches.
Official Selection, Bentonville Film Festival 2022, framed by laurel branches.
Official Selection, Māoriland Film Festival 2022, framed by laurel branches.
Official Selection, deadCenter Film Festival 2022, framed by laurel branches.
Best Indigenous/Native Peoples Film, Cannes World Film Festival Winner, framed by laurel branches.
Official Selection, St. Louis International Film Festival, framed by laurel branches.
Official Selection, Independent Shorts Awards 2024, framed by laurel branches.
Official Selection, Europa Film Festival 2022, framed by laurel branches.

Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People

“Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People” is a groundbreaking, award-winning and first-of-its kind documentary series that explores the rich traditions and modern stories of the Cherokee people. The edutainment show spotlights the culture, history, language and extraordinary citizens of the Cherokee Nation, the largest federally recognized tribe in the US with more than 480,000 citizens. By focusing the lens on our remarkable citizens, culture and history, we can present authentic, dynamic and engaging stories while avoiding the typical stereotypes often seen in Native American content. Come along for adventures as we present the exciting lives of Cherokee people, sharing stories from a distinguished veteran and Medal of Honor awardee to mothers working hard to preserve the language. They are Cherokee stories, told by Cherokee people.

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