Oklahoma reeling in more filmmakers
Unspoiled small-town streets, wide-open Oklahoma spaces and historic Route 66. These often-overlooked Oklahoma scenes could be hitting the big screen.
A new database will help the Oklahoma Film and Music Office inventory all the locations, props and people that might draw prospective filmmakers to the Sooner State.
The database, which will include photographs and contact information, is expected to go live i...
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