Jesse Wallace Jr. is nearly ready to air his first independent movie, Confessions of an R&B Diva, but the Ama native says there’s more to this accomplishment. Wallace is someone living his dream. “In Ama, […]
As one of the most popular television shows in the late 70s to early 80s, “Happy Days” helped propel many cast regulars into the production side of show business. Ron Howard, Henry Winkler, Don Most, […]
A documentary “Kunta Kinteh Island: Coming Home without Shackles” composed by Elvin Ross, a 1987 graduate of Hahnville High School, will be screened at 6 p.m. March 28 at the Bell Baptist Church, 300 Hackberry […]
Leathaniel Newell is eager to put his newly gained job skills as a production assistant to work in the film industry and he’s anticipating a busy year. “I’m looking forward to 2019 as we have […]
St. Charles Parish sees recovery in film industry Film productions like Queen Sugar, NCIS: New Orleans, Deadlier Than The Male and The Highwaymen are entertainment, but they also represented economic growth for areas like St. […]
Local eagle-eyed viewers of the “Semper Fi” movie when it debuts may catch a glimpse of something familiar – Norco. It’s a dilapidated house behind Guillory’s Body Shop at 701 Good Hope St., and more […]
Hollywood South making a comeback in 2018 Spotting the “Rover” signs recently posted in Destrehan offered a welcome trail to the latest production, Hulu’s “The First” series, that included St. Charles Parish in its filming […]
With Hollywood South making a comeback in Louisiana, it’s welcome news that filming locations for Netflix’s “The Highwaymen” movie will include St. Charles Parish. Actors Woody Harrelson and Kevin Costner will play legendary lawmen Frank […]
Those interested in helping create a bit of television or movie magic may want to venture to the Edward A. Dufresne Community Center, where they may just find a new career calling. The Luling center […]
When filming for the movie, “Escape Artist,” begins in spring of next year, the cameras are coming to St. Charles Parish. […]
Less than a month after releasing “Kidnap” starring Halle Berry, Gold Star Films’ Todd Trosclair and Joey Tufaro have been brought in to co-produce the Atchity Brothers’ stalled “The Battle of New Orleans.” […]
While superstar Halle Berry was promoting the action thriller film “Kidnap” in New York, Todd Trosclair and Joey Tufaro have been celebrating what their anticipated first big hit will do for their independent film company in LaPlace and Metairie. […]
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