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Chickasaw Nation Productions

An Award-Winning Film Production Company owned by the Chickasaw Nation. Creating movies and document

Chickasaw Nation Productions was established in 2009 as a result of the Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby's vision to utilize film production to preserve the stories of the Chickasaw people. Our goal is to educate audiences by producing feature films and documentaries with accurate, positive portrayals of Chickasaw people, history and culture. Each film illustrates how Chickasaw culture pla

yed an important role in the lives of the individuals and events portrayed in the films, and how those individuals and events influenced the world around them. To learn more, visit:
www.chickasawfilms.com

You may also like:
www.ChickasawRancher.com
www.TeAtaMovie.com
www.Chickasaw.net/FirstEncounter

12/12/2025

As the holidays draw near, there’s no better time to curl up with a good book and celebrate inspiring Chickasaw stories.

Purchase a copy at the Chickasaw Market, online at Amazon or from the Chickasaw Press.

12/09/2025

Born on Dec. 9, 1915, Eula “Pearl” Carter Scott took to the skies at just 13 years old. Pearl became the youngest pilot in the United States under the guidance of legendary aviator Wiley Post. Her fearless spirit and devotion to her Chickasaw people made her remarkable.

This year, we also celebrate the 15th anniversary of the feature film “Pearl,” the first feature film produced by Chickasaw Nation Productions. Through this film, Pearl’s extraordinary story continues to inspire new generations to follow their heart and dream big.

11/28/2025

Today is National Native American Heritage Day! Celebrate by exploring the Chickasaw Heritage Series, a collection of powerful films that share the stories of Pearl Carter Scott, Te Ata, Montford Johnson and more.

Watch today at ChickasawFilms.com/projects/documentaries.

11/27/2025

Chickasaw Nation Productions wishes you and your loved ones a joyful Thanksgiving filled with warmth, laughter and togetherness.

11/24/2025

In 2003, Chickasaw aviator Pearl Carter Scott rode in the Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival parade alongside her friend, NASA astronaut Cmdr. John Herrington.

The first Chickasaw pilot and the first Chickasaw astronaut riding together symbolized just how far aviation had come — from Pearl’s plane, the Curtiss Robin, to Herrington’s Space Shuttle Endeavour.

11/21/2025

This Native American Heritage Month, celebrate stories of resilience and heritage with Chickasaw Nation Productions.

Watch “Te Ata” and “Montford: The Chickasaw Rancher.”

Now streaming on Peacock.

11/18/2025

This week’s Native American Heritage Month Spotlight is Montford Johnson!

Montford rose from adversity to become a pioneering Chickasaw cattleman and community leader. His vision and resilience shaped Oklahoma’s agriculture and helped strengthen Chickasaw communities for generations.

11/17/2025

On International Students’ Day and during Native American Heritage Month, we invite students and educators to explore free resources on Chickasaw history and culture. Pair our films and documentaries with curriculum designed to spark learning and discussion in the classroom.

Discover more at ChickasawFilms.com/Education.

11/14/2025

This Native American Heritage Month, explore the inspiring stories of Chickasaw leaders and trailblazers:

-Never Give Up!: The Life of Pearl Carter Scott
-Te Ata: Chickasaw Storyteller, American Treasure
-Montford T. Johnson: Chickasaw Rancher

Find these books at ChickasawPress.com or on Amazon.

11/11/2025

This week’s Native American Heritage Month Spotlight is Mary “Te Ata” Thompson Fisher!

Te Ata brought First American traditions to life on stages around the world. Through her performances, she shared stories of resilience, hope and identity — reminding us that storytelling is a bridge between cultures and generations.

11/08/2025

Happy Birthday to Paul Sirmons!

With over 40 years of experience as a producer, director and line producer in film and television, Paul has brought powerful stories to life — including “Te Ata” and “Montford: The Chickasaw Rancher.” We’re grateful for his talent and vision.

11/07/2025

The Aaholiitobli’ Honor Garden at the Chickasaw Cultural Center is home to the Chickasaw Hall of Fame — honoring citizens whose lives and legacies shine brightly.

Among them:
Te Ata Fisher, inducted in 1990
Pearl Carter Scott, inducted in 1995
Montford T. Johnson, inducted in 2024

Walk through history. Celebrate their impact.

Address

1000 Colony Drive
Ada, OK
74820

Website

http://www.ChickasawFilms.com/

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