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Retired physicist works to bring film production to southern New Mexico

AUG 17, 2010
Physics Today
Las Cruces Sun-News : Until he retired recently, Robert De Kinder taught physics at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces. Before then, he worked for Boeing Aerospace, Texas Instruments, and at the Army Atmospheric Science Laboratory at White Sands Missile Range. Now, De Kinder runs Delta Films, a small production company. He’s also campaigning to coax private and government investors to beef up southern New Mexico’s film production infrastructure.
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