March 18, 2026

Chase Infiniti from One Battle After Another Thanks Borrego Springs

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Chase Infiniti from One Battle After Another shared a short thank-you video for Borrego Springs


Harry Medved, author, location expert, and host of Locationland on PBS SoCal, reached out to share a short video with the Borrego Springs film community. Locationland explores famous and lesser-known filming locations across Southern California.


Thanks to Fred Jee, founder of the Borrego Springs Film Institute, the video was shared with us to help spread it more widely. Fred Jee is a former State Park Ranger and a premier location-fixer known for his expertise in Borrego Springs film history, geography, and World War II military history. He has long helped filmmakers identify authentic desert locations in the area.


In this short clip, Chase Infiniti Payne, an American actress known for her roles in the limited series Presumed Innocent and the film One Battle After Another, thanks Borrego Springs, where scenes from the film were shot. She has also received award recognition for her performance in One Battle After Another.


A short video with local film value

The message is brief, kind, and direct. It is also another reminder of Borrego Springs’ connection to major film work and of the people helping keep that story visible.




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