The American Primeval series was filmed in New Mexico, including locations such as Albuquerque and the Bonanza Creek Ranch in Santa Fe¹². New Mexico was chosen for its diverse and scenic landscapes, which are perfect for recreating a Wild West atmosphere. Albuquerque offers unique urban and natural landscapes, while Bonanza Creek Ranch is known for its historic scenery often used in westerns¹². These locations provide authenticity and visual appeal, making them ideal for filming historical dramas.
A fledgling small town in the American West
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Scene where shows a fledgling town in the American West. The plot of the series "Pristine America" is centered on the conflicts between the indigenous people and the settlers who are trying to develop the local land. In this scene, the viewer sees the results of the labor of incoming settlers and the nascent settlement, whose inhabitants will face many challenges and must endure regular raids of indigenous people trying to save their land.
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Scene was shot Bonanza Creek Ranch, located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, is an iconic location for Western movies and TV series. The ranch encompasses several thousand acres and includes a large set of western small-town style scenery, three separate farms, one overlooking a natural pond, and a Spanish fort. These diverse landscapes and historic sets make it an ideal location for filming Pristine America, as they provide the authenticity and visual appeal needed to recreate a Wild West atmosphere
Indian settlement
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