Our Filmography

Feature Films

Documentaries

Coming Attractions

	Dog Jack Coming Soon! Some of our members were on location recently in Pennsylvania filming Dog Jack, a feature-length Civil War motion picture written and directed by Edward T. McDougal. The movie is based on the book by Florence W. Biros and is about a runaway slave boy and his dog named Jack. Dog Jack was the real-life mascot of the 102nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. He was twice captured during the war and once exchanged for a Confederate prisoner. The film is scheduled for a theatrical release in 2010. Official Website Who was the real Dog Jack? View Post-Gazette Article IMDb
	We Shall Remain Now out on DVD! From the award-winning PBS series American Experience comes We Shall Remain, a provocative, multi-media project that establishes Native history as an essential part of American history. Look for members of our unit in Episode 3, Trail of Tears, as members of the 1838 Georgia Militia. The entire series will air as a 5-night mini-series and is the largest project that American Experience has done to date. Official Website & Trailer IMDb
	Firetrail Now out on DVD! Look for members of our company as Federal soldiers in the epic motion picture Firetrail from Forbes Films. The movie, written and directed by Christopher Forbes, was filmed on location in South Carolina and is based on the romantic novel of the same name by Lydia Hawke. Our members can be seen during the battle at the covered bridge and near the dramatic conclusion. The world premiere of the film was held on August 25, 2007 at the Imperial Theater in Augusta, Georgia. Lydia Hawke's Website
	The Last Confederate: The Story of Robert Adams Now out on DVD! Look for our company as Federals soldiers in the motion picture The Last Confederate from Solar Filmworks, starring Mickey Rooney. The film is based on a true story and was filmed entirely on location in Georgia, South Carolina, and Maryland. The movie has won Best Picture, Best Cinematography, and Best Actor awards at numerous film festivals across the country and abroad. Hey, is there an award for Best Background Artist? The long awaited film was picked up by ThinkFilm for North American distribution and was released on DVD on June 26, 2007. Official Website IMDb

Battlefield Preservation

Gods and Generals Ted Turner Pictures donated $500,000 to battlefield preservation! Even though the motion picture Gods and Generals was a financial disappointment at the box office, Ted Turner Pictures still donated $500,000 to battlefield preservation for the use of all of the unpaid, volunteer reenactors in the film. A portion of this money was used in Georgia to buy and preserve historic battlefield acreage at Resaca, Allatoona Pass, and at the new Nash Farm battlefield park near Lovejoy.