Bear in mind that what you see in this time period covers a couple of months and likely to cost somewhere in the range of $6-8 million dollars.
Is it a green operation because of that little windmill?
I love the oil industry. There is something very romantic about going deep and recovering this resource which is a gift from God.
Anti-Fracking Hollywood Propaganda for American skulls of mush!!
FULL SYNOPSIS of "Promised Land" from http://www.movies.com/promisedland/details/m68985
A small-town teacher stands up to a pair of drilling representatives who are determined to exploit the local resources, and receives some unexpected support as the community rallies to drive away the persistent interlopers in this drama from director Gus Van Sant. Steve Butler (Matt Damon) is a corporate salesman with a reputation for getting results. When the company he works for draws up plans to drill for natural gas in an economically depressed farming community, Steve and his partner (Frances McDormand) attempt to convince the locals that they have an opportunity to profit from the project. At first the locals are welcoming, but when venerable teacher Frank Yates (Hal Holbrook) voices objection, concerned locals Dustin (John Krasinski) and Alice (Rosemarie DeWitt) help to launch an effective grassroots campaign against the drilling. In addition to co-producing and co-starring in Promised Land, Damon and Krasinski also collaborated on the screenplay for the film, adapted from a story by Dave Eggers (Where the Wild Things Are, Away We Go). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Release date:December 28, 2012
Saudi sponsorship extremely probable.
Nothing like being on site during fracking. 10,000 HP+ screaming, ground shaking.