Preserving a memory
The Road to Oklahoma isn’t just a documentary — it’s a time capsule.
We wanted to give these twelve students more than a trip or a trophy. We wanted to give them a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity — the chance to be part of a professionally produced feature film that documents their hard work, their bond, and their dreams.
This is the first feature film ever made about Jackson High School — and these students are at the heart of it. Their stories, their efforts, and their personalities will now live on forever in a way that can inspire future generations.
Whether they go on to fish competitively, pursue college, join the workforce, or blaze a new trail entirely — this film becomes part of their resume, their legacy, and their voice.
For those pursuing careers in competitive fishing, this documentary may help open doors — from future sponsorships to professional exposure. And for every student involved, it’s a celebration of what they’ve already accomplished.
At its core, this film is also a love letter to Jackson High School — shining a light on the amazing students who represent it, and showing the world what’s possible when a small town rallies around big dreams.
Stellar Films Partners
TECHNICALS!
Directed by Dakota J. Dunn
Also playing Camera Operator, Sound Engineer, Lighting, Editing, and Distribution Officer
Produced By Dakota, Trayton A. White, Stephen Mineer, Alexis Stacy, Kellie Stacy, & Jeff Strawser
Cameras Used
A variety of cameras will be used. Blackmagic URSA Mini, 7 Go-Pros, Handycams, and misc Cell-phone footage collected.