Major Film Company Films in Goshen!

Update!

The name of as TV show filming in Cincinnati has been released. The pilot, which is being shot right now, and includes scenes from Goshen, will be called "J8DED." It's a comedy-drama that follows two alternative band members after they're kicked out of England and relocate to Cincinnati to try and make it as a duo group. Show producer Michael Daemon says the show will be pitched to a major network this fall; but declined to say which one. Goshen Police Officers James Taylor and Keith Clonch are playing acting roles in the series.

"Fox-Alpha" films was in Goshen Township on Wednesday night filming for a new TV "pilot." The show isn't just using the city as a backdrop; the show is completely based on the city. They say if a major network picks up the show, they'll make the Queen City their permanent home for filming.

"This would be a huge deal for Cincinnati," said producer Michael Damon, " This has become our home- period. This has become our home. People will get used to seeing us around. A lot of people will be on the show."

The stars of the film included many of Goshen's own firefighters and police officers. In this scene they were dressed in fatigues, and the scenes were filmed at former Township Trustee Tim Hodges home.

Right now the film company is remaining tight lipped on the plot of the comedy-drama genre show, or an exact release date.  All participants had to sign a confidentiality agreement.

We do know that the pilot should air sometime this fall.

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