A cinema HD production crew from Outpost Worldwide recently shot an on-location promo for a new indie film - “Dogs of Eden.” 

“Dogs of Eden” is written and created by Marcia Cubelska of Topeka, KS, and produced and directed by Chuck Cranston of Telemark Pictures.  Authentic location setting was Western Frontier Adventure in Easton, Kansas.

Based on real characters and events, “Dogs of Eden” is a dramatic story of frontier hardships, survival, and cultural confrontation in pre-civil war Kansas. The story follows five people of mixed race drawn together by ideology and torn by war, whose lives become tangled with cross cultural friendships,love, and disappointment as they desperately try to find opportunity and freedom.

A large group of people came together to make production of the promo possible, and we thank each and every person for their hard work and patience. In particular, we’d like to thank Larry and Rob “Cowboy” Culbertson with Western Frontier Adventure, who provided the location, lots of re-enactors, horses and plenty of props.

Outpost Worldwide and Telemark Pictures teamed up previously on production of the independent film, “Through Martha’s Eyes.”