No word yet

The potential investor out of Texas hasn't discussed the level of his interest yet, so there's still no telling when, if ever, we might actually get around to making Zone of Fire. Keep yer fingers crossed and off yer triggers... (It is almost tax time, though, so maybe after that.)

Maybe next year

The money hasn't showed up yet (though there's still hope), and the director is still recovering from his brain injury, so this summer doesn't look good (so far, anyway) for Zone of Fire, alas.
Stay posted via this blog. There's no telling what winning the lottery might do...

A solution, perhaps

Rico says it's far too early to count one's chickens, given that they haven't hatched yet, but rumor out of Texas has it that there's a gentleman willing to invest some serious money in Zone of Fire. Confirmation, hopefully, to follow...

Some of it, anyway

Once the weather improves, we will be shooting a scene from Zone of Fire in the Philly area, with some local field standing in for Texas, along with local actors standing in for Mr. Miller (as Old Bat) and some cavalrymen.
The goal is to have something to post on YouTube, and show at film festivals, in order to drum up some investors, as we're still short about fifty grand or so...

Back again

The Zone of Fire website is up again, with the notation that we are in need of some serious dollars before we can start shooting.
If anyone wants to contribute or invest, contact the producer at henry_fardan@boxbe.com or 215.866.6184

Soon come

The Zone of Fire blog will be migrating (just as soon as the producer can make it happen) over to its permanent home at zoneoffire.us

Lest there be any doubt...

...Zone of Fire won't look a damn thing like this (especially Doc Holliday firing three rounds out of a double-barreled shotgub, and what looks like twenty or more rounds out of his two six-shooters; both a hell of a trick):


or (most definitely) this:



and it won't look like this, either, but it'll feel more like it: