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May is a month of acknowledgement for the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) crisis and a time to advocate for change. Directed by Razelle Benally (Oglala Lakota/Diné) and Matthew Galkin, “Murder in Big Horn” brings issues to light. Watch: bit.ly/MurderinBigHorn

Learn more about Edna Sue Thompson and her efforts to keep the Cherokee language alive this Thursday.

Tribal officials designate Cherokee Nation Reservation as Film Ready anadisgoi.com/index.php/cult… Cherokee Nation @CherokeeFilm

The Cherokee Nation Reservation was declared as "film ready" by tribal officials in recognition of the tribe's contributions to the industry in Oklahoma. fox23.com/cherokee-natio…

Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. declared the Cherokee Nation Reservation as Film Ready. As Oklahoma’s film industry grows, our reservation stands out as a premier destination with the people, places and resources to bring filmmaking projects over the finish line.

We are thrilled to sponsor deadCenter Film in its seminal 25th year. Get ready for a powerful lineup of Indigenous feature films lighting up Oklahoma City this week, June 11–15! Tap the link to learn more and plan your weekend at deadCenter: deadcenterfilm.org

We’re excited to sponsor deadCenter Film, a festival jam-packed with Indigenous short films in Oklahoma City this week, June 11 – 15. Here’s your guide to the inspiring Indigenous shorts featured at the 25th deadCenter Film Festival: deadcenterfilm.org

This past weekend, we were a proud sponsor of deadCenter Film Festival in Oklahoma City! Celebrating its 25th year, the festival had a lineup of many powerful Native American narratives and pivotal conversations. 🎥 🎞️ #MoreNatives #dCFF25 #AllEyesOnFilm

🎬 "We're not only going to be a part of it. We mean to lead it." — Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. Cherokee Film is setting a new standard for excellence by providing the talent, infrastructure and resources for productions of every scale to succeed.

#MoreNatives should be the standard. Cherokee Film has several "firsts" — first tribal organization to launch a film commission, rebate program and a film institiute. These efforts are part of our mission to ensure the next seven generations are represented in film and media.

Cherokee Film is empowering voices for generations to come. 🎥 💥 Through our efforts, we are providing Cherokee citizens with the training, education and platform to tell their own stories.

The Cherokee Nation embraces innovation in film. In the latest Chief Chat, Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. explains, "We are not only making history; we are building a future where Cherokee stories are amplified on a national — and even global — stage." anadisgoi.com/index.php/cult…

🎬 There is a place for everyone in film. Cherokee Film fosters a film-friendly ecosystem designed to support talent at every level. It does not matter if you are an actor, a writer, a grip or just beginning your journey — there is space for you here in the Cherokee Nation.

It took nearly 100 years for a Native American to be nominated for Best Actress at The Oscars. We are natural storytellers and our authentic stories deserve a space in Hollywood. As Lily Gladstone explains, without representation, moviegoers assume do not exist in the present.

We are laying a foundation for continuous growth in the Oklahoma film industry. By investing in our citizens today, we hope to see a future where Cherokee and Native American voices are heard in front of and behind the camera for generations to come. #MoreNatives #CherokeeFilm

Indigenous satires like Peter Xyst's (Laguna Pueblo) "The Original Shareholder Experience" offer an opportunity to critique and challenge dominant narratives that have historically misrepresented Native American and Indigenous peoples. Stream for free at: bit.ly/OriginalShareh…

Congratulations OsiyoTV!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Our productions team took home 4 Heartland Emmy Awards for stories in Season 9 and 10 of OsiyoTV as well as a segment of “Let’s Talk Cherokee.” We’re so excited to receive these honors, bringing our total of Heartland Emmy Awards to 33.🏆✨

Let’s hear it for the OsiyoTV team 👏👏

Cherokee Film Institute accepting applications anadisgoi.com/index.php/cult… @CherokeeFilm Cherokee Nation