New Action Western Motion Picture Directed by a FReeper

Original Motion Picture "The Hayfield" ^ | November 14, 2006 | NoControllingLegalAuthority

[NoControllingLegalAuthority]

I wanted to share a link to our web site for a new action Western feature motion picture nearing completion. This is an "indie" movie being made by folks who are just in love with Western movies and wanted to make one ourselves.

It is based upon a true story.

It is being shot in state-of-the-art high definition digital video.

This movie has been shot completely within the United States over this summer and fall, in Idaho, Texas, Tennessee, Alabama, Kentucky and South Dakota.

You can watch a two-minute trailer of scenes from the movie at our site.

www.thehayfieldmovie.com

[bcsco]

Well, well. A movie about the Hayfield Fight near Ft. C. F. Smith. I'm looking forward to seeing this one. Looks like my kind of movie. I'm curious why you picked this particular engagement over the Wagon Box fight a day later, or the Fetterman Fight of December, 1867? They were all engagements in 'Red Cloud's War'. You can't do these without us ol' history buffs wanting to know background.

[JerseyHighlander]

Hey bcsco,

NoControllingLegalAuthority needs to keep sequel options open once the studios snap up distribution rights!

[jwh_Denver]

The song in the trailor is a real bring down. It doesn't attract me to the movie at all. Get a song that has some real spunk to it and one that might make a single on the CW stations. A good snappy instrumental would work just as well as a song with words, maybe better.

[Unmarked Package]

I will definitely put this film on my must-see list.

Few people hear about Hayfield Fight because historians concentrate on Custer's Last Stand at Little Bighorn that happened nearby nine years later.

I suppose liberal historians, beset with white guilt, would like to ignore Hayfield Fight because of the bravery and tenacity shown by the small group of white settlers and soldiers and the decidedly happier ending.

[JamesP81]

bttt

[Revolting cat!]

Filmmark for later.

[Lil'freeper]

Indie films will be the salvation of the industry. Looks beautiful so far.

[Socratic]

Good going!

[RedRover]

Bump to Freepers in Hollywood and Beyond!

[bcsco]

...keep sequel options open once the studios snap up distribution rights!

Boy, you're out of my league with that. Anyway, it'd be nice if one of those other fights turned up in a sequel. That whole story of Red Cloud's War hasn't been told much on film. It would make for good Western cinema.

[proud_yank]

Awesome! Check this out.

[M. Espinola]

There are not enough well done westerns made these days. This movie looks really good and better a freeper was involved.

Trailer

[Bommer]

Looks great! I wish you nothing but the best of luck in getting it distributed! Never heard this story! Really really looks good!

[Rushmore Rocks]

Just curious. Where in South Dakota did you film?

[RJL]

Excellent, I look forward to seeing this.

Let us know when it comes out in the theaters and DVD.

[Mat_Helm]

Looks like a good movie.

[savedbygrace]

Does it have John Wayne in it? I love John Wayne westerns.

[johnny7]

Better yet... the Beechers Island fight!

[Chewie84]

That movie looks great!

[patriot preacher]

Wow....

As a writer, and as an avid reader of Westerns, and a fan of the whole Western motion picture genre, CONGRATULATIONS! It looks spectacular, and I can't wait to see it. Is there a firm release date and/or distributor yet? Love to know more!