In July of 2018 our production team traveled to Oklahoma for nearly a week of filming interviews, discussions between Joshua and our Sequoyah descendants as well as some stylized re-enactment footage at the Cherokee Heritage Center in Tahlequah.
Production Trip to the Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma.
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