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(Deming) – A feature-length documentary entitled “Chasing the Bull” will do some filming Tuesday at a privately owned old-west movie set off Hermanas Road called “Bootheel.”
“Chasing the Bull” is following five Kappa Sigma Fraternity brothers from UCLA who will be competing in the 2012 Red Bull Soapbox Race in Dallas, Texas, this Saturday.
The documentary reportedly is to capture the “wild and zany” ambitions, antics, exploits, heartaches and adventures of the five leading up to the race.
The filming at the movie set off Hermanas Road owned by Gary “Duke” Maxwell will simulate an old-west town, complete with 20
to 25 horsemen from Los Caporales de Villa de Deming, a resident with a cart pulled by two mini-ponies, and locals walking the streets of the set in period costumes. The filming is set to begin Tuesday morning at 10:30.
“Chasing the Bull” is following five Kappa Sigma Fraternity brothers from UCLA who will be competing in the 2012 Red Bull Soapbox Race in Dallas, Texas, this Saturday.
The documentary reportedly is to capture the “wild and zany” ambitions, antics, exploits, heartaches and adventures of the five leading up to the race.
The filming at the movie set off Hermanas Road owned by Gary “Duke” Maxwell will simulate an old-west town, complete with 20
to 25 horsemen from Los Caporales de Villa de Deming, a resident with a cart pulled by two mini-ponies, and locals walking the streets of the set in period costumes. The filming is set to begin Tuesday morning at 10:30.
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