The Broken Arrow Film Office focuses on promoting the city as a film-friendly location and providing support to filmmakers. They offer services such as location scouting, permit assistance, and liaison services for local businesses. While the office does not manage specific incentive programs, they help filmmakers navigate the state’s film incentive options, including the Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate.

The Cherokee Nation Film Office supports film and television productions within the Cherokee Nation. They provide resources for filmmakers, including assistance with location scouting, permits, and connecting with local talent and crew. The office aims to promote the rich cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes of the Cherokee Nation.

Recognizing the value and economic impact of the film and television industry, the City of El Reno become the first community to be officially certified as “film friendly” by the Oklahoma Film + Music Office in 2019.

The City of El Reno's TV and Film Commision has seen a steady increase in film and television production in recent years. The team is ready to help filmmakers capture their unique city in their next project.

The Norman Film Office aims to attract and support film, television, and commercial productions in Norman, Oklahoma. They provide assistance with location scouting, permits, and connections to local resources. Norman has its own set of incentives available to filmmakers, including access to the Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate and local support for smaller productions.

Oklahoma City Film and Creative Industries promotes the local film industry and creative projects in Oklahoma City. They provide resources for filmmakers, including information on locations, permits, and local talent. The organization also works to foster collaboration among creatives and encourage productions to consider Oklahoma City as a filming destination.

The Oklahoma Film + Music Office serves as the primary resource for filmmakers in the state, offering comprehensive support for film, television, and music projects. They promote Oklahoma as a filming location and provide services such as location scouting, permits, and crew referrals. The office administers the Oklahoma Film Enhancement Rebate, which provides a cash rebate of up to 37% on eligible production expenses incurred in the state.

The Shawnee Film & Music Office's team is available to help fimmakers find and book ideal locations, catering services, lodging, and more. Filmmakers can use the office's online form to begin the permitting process.

The Tulsa Office of Film, Music, Arts & Culture promotes the city as a vibrant location for film and television production. They provide resources and support for filmmakers, including assistance with permits, location scouting, and local talent. The office also works to connect productions with the Tulsa community. While there are no specific film incentives administered by the office, they help facilitate access to state-level rebates and resources.