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Click to enter the offical website for Billy the Kid's New Mexico

The Motion Picture Co. welcomes you to the official website for "Billy the Kid's New Mexico", an Adventure-Travel Motion Picture, by Joe Micalizzi.   The whole story is revealed in this  "Digital Cinema"  production  about  Billy the Kid,  one of the most famous old west outlaws. Discover the truth about "The Kid”; comparing the legend of Billy the Kid  vs.  recently  found  21st. Century  historical  facts and as a bonus you’ll also discover  what makes New Mexico, "The Land of Enchantment".                  (Scroll down)

Click on picture to go to New Mexico Rose Parade Float.com
Daily coverage of the New Mexico Volunteers decorating the 2008 NM Float.
 Photo and Video log coverage (Dec. 26 to Dec. 31, 2007)  on www.NewMexicoRoseParadeFloat.com

 

 (Click on above picture for current 2007 trail ride info)
The Motion Picture Co.com is the official Documentary Photo/Video Production company for this ride.

A Major Motion Picture To Be Filmed In New Mexico.
  (Click on picture below for Dreams of Gold photo blog.)

Screenplay Short and Music Video Production  by
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"The Last April"
 an Independent Short Film from Brian Meredith's screenplay.
(To be filmed in Billy the Kid's New Mexico)
  (Click on Picture) for info about "The Last April".
 (click above picture for more info about "The Last April). 
"Behind the Scenes", stills by Joe Micalizzi

Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang Mission Statement - The Purpose of the Billy the Kid Outlaw Gang is to Preserve, Promote and Protect Billy the Kid / Pat Garrett history in New Mexico

Click for Elk Hnt.com
This where in 1881, Billy the Kid "borrowed" a horse after he escaped from the Courthouse Jail in Lincoln.
The Block Elk Ranch is at the base of the Capitan Mts., where the burnt bear cub "Smokey Bear" was found.

(Click on picture for video of Harlan speaking about his great-grandfather Geronimo)

Click on the above picture for a 90 sec. video of Harlan speaking about the famous
indian chief,  his great-grandfather,  Geronimo.  He explains why it is important to
Geronimo's tribe, to have his remains returned by the U.S. Government.


Click on above, for more pictures of QM2's visit to Los Angeles and Long Beach Harbor.

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