In recent years, the Kansas City-based company has become a leader in production of national image and branding videos for corporate clients and environmental initiatives, independent motion pictures, music videos, and game shows. At any one time, Outpost Worldwide crews are shooting nationwide plus Europe and South America.

As a result, the company is storytelling online, using the latest dynamic online and interactive video technology for its new main Web site – OutpostWorldwide.com – to instantly demonstrate the scope of the company’s work. Visitors can screen award-winning music videos, previews of new indie films, and excerpts of made-for-television programs and television commercials.

The company has also launched this interactive news blog – OutpostWorldwide.net – that delivers timely news updates on the company’s activities and spotlights stories about the many talented people with whom Outpost Worldwide collaborates.

Additionally, WorldGoinGreen.com, designed by Outpost Worldwide, is becoming an online centerpiece for all the latest environmental developments and green initiatives in the heartland of the United States.

“We are teaming with forward-thinking organizations and some of the brightest creative talent in America,” says Outpost Worldwide CEO Michael Wunsch, “And the best place to share all of what’s happening is online.”

In addition to recently remodeled main studio and production facilities in Lenexa, Kansas, a suburb of Kansas City, Outpost Worldwide has a full facility in Miami, Florida, for production of Spanish-language network game shows in collaboration with Latin America division of television production giant, Fremantle. Outpost Worldwide has its own in-house creative and online services team for development of leading edge Web visibility for clients. In the entertainment capital of Branson, Outpost Worldwide has been a dominant video production company, working with all the top attractions. Outpost Worldwide also has representatives in Washington, DC, and Los Angeles.

“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.”

Our edit suites are all state-of-the-art with the addition of an Avid Nitris Symphony, an Avid Nitris Media Composer, and enormous shared Avid video storage.

Our main studio now has a complete 3-wall cyclorama for creative HD shooting needs. We have added a new garage door for easier and faster load in/out of our studio.

If a client needs to shoot a green screen or blue screen … No problem. We are ready to paint the walls whatever color your production requires.

Next time you’re in Lenexa, stop in and experience one of the finest cinema HD video production facilities in the country.

This original screenplay combines the rough and tumble world of 1930’s era gangster movies with the violent gothic atmosphere of a classic horror film. When a robbery goes bad and one of their companions is shot, Bonnie & Clyde are forced to seek help at the mansion of the crazed Dr. Loveless.  But Loveless has a secret.  Deep in his cellar, the recently revived Dracula awaits.

Tiffany Shepis portrays Bonnie.  Shepis is the star of many horror films made in the USA and in Europe, and she has recently been on the cover of Fangoria and Horror Mania magazines. Her work includes Nightmare Man, released by Lionsgate as one of the 2007 After Dark Film Festival’s 8 Films to Die For.  Trent Haaga portrays Clyde.  His industry work includes acting in numerous horror films, most recently appearing in Living & Dying with Michael Madsen. 

“They only select 11 features into the Dances With Films fest from a countless amount submitted,” Dillon said. “To even be in the festival was an honor, and to win the grand jury is beyond words.”