The Cherokee Nation celebrated the expansion of Cherokee Film Studios in Owasso, which now features a second soundstage and additional facilities, including a state-of-the-art extended reality studio. Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr. emphasized the tribe's commitment to enhancing the film and TV industry in Oklahoma, aiming to connect resources and remove barriers for production. The new soundstage adds 10,000 square feet, bringing the total studio space to over 24,000 square feet, with amenities such as production offices, a catering kitchen, and a lobby. The expansion reflects the tribe's goals of revitalizing its culture through film and providing opportunities for local citizens. Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell highlighted the economic benefits of this investment, positioning Cherokee Film as a significant player in Oklahoma's growing film industry. This initiative marks a pivotal moment for the tribe and Oklahoma's creative landscape.