Recorded live at the historic Circle Cinema in Tulsa, this episode of Behind the Scenes Oklahoma features a compelling conversation with actor and filmmaker Robert Peters. Known for his performances in Reagan, Lincoln, Catch Me If You Can, Ocean’s Eleven, In the Line of Fire, to name a few, Robert shares his journey from Oklahoma to Hollywood and back.

Ana and Tom explore his experiences portraying historical figures, working alongside acclaimed actors and directors, working in Hollywood and the growing opportunities for actors and filmmakers in Oklahoma. Robert offers insights into his process of bringing real-life characters to the screen, his passion for storytelling, and how Oklahoma’s expanding film industry is shaping the next generation of talent.

Julie O’Keefe takes us behind the seams to reveal how costumes bring history to life.

In the 5th episode of Behind the Scenes with Ana and Tom, we dive into the artistry of costume design with Julie O’Keefe, wardrobe consultant for Martin Scorsese’s Killers of the Flower Moon. Julie shares how she brought the 1920s Osage Nation to life through meticulously crafted and historically accurate costumes. Discover how clothing becomes a vital tool for storytelling in this fascinating behind-the-scenes look at one of the year’s most acclaimed films.

Join us on the 4th episode of Behind the Scenes Oklahoma as we sit down with Katie Hoffman Faulk, the writer and director of the upcoming film Push County, soon to be filmed in Oklahoma. Katie reveals the inspiration behind her story, her creative vision for bringing it to life, and why Oklahoma provides the perfect setting for this compelling new project.