 And that's what I did, where it was not only cheaper to film, but the actors were so grateful and so enthused to be a part of this nontraditional thing. Everything about it fell into place in a great way, except for the parts in the film where I go to D.C. to stitch these things together. That's the only thing that didn't happen in Oklahoma. But in the end, it's a love letter to our country. It's not a political film, but it is aggressively engaging.