Charles L. Barbee - Director/Cinematographer

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"WILD WEST COUNTRY", is an 'Old West' history documentary series about California's Southern Sierra Nevada region. It began production in June, '06. The series is based on nine books written by the late Cowboy-Historian-Author, Bob Powers.

The project is being produced with grant funding from the Josh Gordon and Roberta Piazza Gordon Charitable Trust, through the Kern Community Foundation. Funds are being administered by the Kern River Valley Educational and Cultural Foundation.

Tax deductable donations can be made to the Wild West Country project through the Kern River Valley Educational and Cultural Foundation.

Kern River Valley Educational & Cultural Foundation's blog:

Barbee's blog about the first two months of production of "WILD WEST COUNTRY", coupled with the teaching of the class:

Audio interview with Barbee about the documentary and the class, by Jim Kiggens, Chairman of the Media Arts department at Cerro Coso:

Jeff Nachtigal's BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN article about the project.

Valerie Cassity's KERN VALLEY SUN article about the cast and crew screening of EPISODE ONE: THE LURE OF GOLD.

Mike Devich's KERN RIVER COURIER article about the cast and crew screening of EPISODE ONE: THE LURE OF GOLD.

KICK BACK in KERNVILLE 28

Each year for the past 28, the local Hot Rodders of the Kern River Valley have staged a 'Rod Run' which has steadily gained popularity. This year the show was produced by Ken Rhodes of Rhodeshow Productions and it was one of the best ever. Chuck Barbee Film/Video produced a 23 minute video about the 2003 show and it is available on DVD or VHS for $20.00 + shipping.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO. & PICTURES OF KICK BACK 28

William Shatner and Rafer Weigel in a scene from FREE ENTERPRISE

FREE ENTERPRISE - Contemporary comedy, featuring William Shatner as "Bill". The film stars Rafer Weigel and Eric McCormack as Robert and Mark, two guys who worship Star Trek. Then they meet Bill. Free Enterprise was written by Mark A. Altman and Robert Meyer Burnett, photographed by Charles L. Barbee and directed by Burnett, who also edited "Nebraska" (below). The Film is also available on DVD and VHS. The DVD includes deleted scenes, a behind the scenes documentary, interviews with stars and crew, production notes and much more.

JOHNNY NEBRASKA
Making A Low Budget Feature

WARM BLOODED KILLERS - "Digital Noir,
Diary of a Tape-to-Film Feature", is the title of this
article which was first published in ICG Magazine

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