Video production company in Tulsa, OK
Commercials, brand films, testimonials, and corporate video, produced on location in Tulsa to a broadcast standard.
Filming in Tulsa
Art deco downtown, aerospace maintenance, and a serious push to attract remote talent. Recruitment films shoot particularly well against that architecture.
Tulsa holds one of the strongest concentrations of Art Deco architecture in the country, built when oil money was at its height — terracotta, geometric stonework and original interiors, and enough of it downtown that a unit can move between buildings on foot. Route 66 runs 11th Street through surviving commercial frontage. Gathering Place answers the period work with large-scale contemporary riverfront design, and Philbrook adds an Italianate villa and formal gardens under separate institutional permission. Sitting at the edge of the eastern woodlands rather than the plains, Tulsa is greener than Oklahoma City, and tree cover and moisture soften the light into more forgiving mid-morning conditions than open prairie allows. Outdoor filming follows a two-stage route: a Letter of Support from Tulsa Film, Music, Arts & Culture, then the City of Tulsa permit, with a published fee on public property and a lower one on private. Tulsa International is eight miles northeast.
More on filming in Tulsa
Distinctive settings sit close together. Route 66 follows 11th Street through surviving commercial frontage, while Gathering Place supplies large-scale contemporary riverfront design. Philbrook Museum adds an Italianate villa and formal gardens under separate institutional permission. Downtown is compact enough for setups to move between Art Deco buildings on foot.
The strongest exterior windows run from April to early June and from September through October. Tulsa is greener and more humid than Oklahoma City because it sits at the edge of the eastern woodlands. Summer heat and humidity are substantial, spring carries severe-weather risk, and wind remains a recurring sound issue. Tree cover and moisture soften the light, creating more forgiving mid-morning conditions than the open plains farther west.
Outdoor filming follows a two-stage route: a Letter of Support from Tulsa Film, Music, Arts & Culture, followed by the City of Tulsa permit. Public property and public-right-of-way work carries a published fee; outdoor filming solely on private property carries a lower fee. Tulsa International Airport is about eight miles northeast. The Tallgrass Prairie Preserve is roughly 90 minutes north. About 90 minutes east, the Ozark foothills shift the setting from prairie to hardwood forest and water.
As a video production company, we work across Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City and Norman. If your shoot spans more than one city, we plan it as a single production rather than separate trips.
Tulsa production notes
Field production data
TULSA / OK
36.15° N / 95.99° W 11 OCT 2026
Solar
- Time zone
- CDT
- Sunrise
- 07:27
- Sunset
- 18:54
- Daylight
- 11H 28M
- Golden AM
- 07:27–08:01
- Golden PM
- 18:20–18:54
Field
- Shoot season
- APR–JUN
- Primary office
- CITY OF TULSA
Recent production
How a Tulsa production runs
- 01
Scope & quote
A line-itemed quote and a producer on the phone.
1 business day - 02
Pre-production
Script, locations, casting, schedule and shot list.
2–5 weeks - 03
Production
Principal photography.
1 or more shoot days - 04
Post & delivery
Edit, color, mix, and graphics.
3–5 weeks
Start a project in Tulsa
Tell us what you're making and a producer replies with a line-itemed quote and a plan.