Oklahoma's thriving film industry has caught the attention of Texas. As Oklahoma increased its funding for film subsidies, major productions like "Killers of the Flower Moon" and "Reservation Dogs" flocked to the state. This growth prompted Texas to boost its funding to $200 million, surpassing Oklahoma's $30 million. Now, Oklahoma is aiming to double its incentives. The competition has intensified, with famous Texans advocating for more funding and Oklahoma striving to stay competitive. The film industry emphasizes the economic impact of these incentives, while states like New York and New Jersey are also increasing their programs to attract productions. Despite the rivalry, both Oklahoma and Texas are investing in expanding their film infrastructure to attract more projects.