Novak's movies often were based on outdoor stories. Some of these include Treat 'Em Rough (1919), Kazan (1921), Isobel (1920), The River's End (1920), and The Rosary (1922). By March 1922, she had her own company and was under contract for five outdoor movies, with a salary at $1,500 per week.
Novak's films frequently centered around outdoor settings.  She made several films in this genre, including "Treat 'Em Rough" (1919), "Kazan" (1921), "Isobel" (1920), "The River's End" (1920), and "The Rosary" (1922). By March 1922, she had her own production company and was under contract for five outdoor movies at a weekly salary of $1,500.