The CA's John Beifuss has an interview here with the filmmakers of "Daylight Fades," premiering Tuesday at the Malco Paradiso.

The film, a client of the Memphis & Shelby County Film and Television Commission, was shot in Memphis in 2009 with a largely local cast and crew.

See FilmMemphisTV here for behind-the-scenes interviews about the production.

"Footloose" may not be filming in Tennessee, but there's no reason some Tennesseans can't get in on some of the action.

A casting search is underway by Paramount Pictures, which says it needs males 18 or older to play high school seniors. Shooting begins this summer. You must have "natural rhythm and be comfortable dancing. You do not have to be a trained dancer but a quick learner." The setting is the South in the present day.

The feature, scheduled for a 2011 release, is written and directed by Memphian Craig Brewer, who moved heaven and earth (and tried to move the Paramount mountain) to get it filmed in Memphis. But Paramount execs chose Georgia for the film.

All the instructions for submitting yourself are here at footloosecasting.com. Deadline is Wednesday, June 9.

The local vampire movie "Daylight Fades" from Old School Pictures premieres June 15 at the Malco Paradiso.

The production is a client of the Memphis & Shelby County Film and Television Commission. The project was not only filmed here but hired a significant number of local crew and cast. For more on the production and the filming, check out FilmMemphisTV here.

Tickets go on sale at 12:01 a.m. Monday at daylightfades.com.

For more info, read John Beifuss' story here in The Commercial Appeal. 

A new series debuting tonight has been filming in Memphis several weeks this year and is a client of the Memphis & Shelby County Film and Television Commission.

TLC's 12-part "Police Women of Memphis" follows four Memphis police officers as they patrol the city.

TLC has also done similar shows on policewomen in Broward County, Fla. and Maricopa County, Ariz.

Go here to read Barbara Bradley's story in The Commercial Appeal on the series and the four featured officers.