Of four television dramas dealing with the events of 9/11/01, one will soon be filming in Delaware. "16 Days In September" produced by Corey Armideo for Chesca Media Group LLC begins principal photography in late December 2004.

"16 Days In September” is a dramatic feature based on the true story of a two firefighters, both filmmakers, who documented the WTC disaster in words and images. Their journals serve as the basis for the screenplay – their video -- the vehicle to illustrate the horror of America’s worst tragedy.

The film's screenwriter is former firefighter and filmmaker, Lou Angeli, whose original documentary "Zero to 16" inspired the dramatic version. Dozens of characters take the viewer behind the yellow tape, to discover the untold story of the World Trade Center disaster, the rescue and recovery efforts at Ground Zero.

Many of the actors and extras who have volunteered to appear in the film, are Ground Zero veterans, some hailing from as far away as Orange County, California.

On a soundstage in New Castle County, Delaware, crew members are recreating the corner of Church and Liberty Streets in downtown Manhattan, as it appeared following the collapse of the twin towers. A miniature replica is also being developed for use as a backdrop for many of the scenes.

Casting for the film began on Saturday, November 27th, with two other auditions scheduled to be held. The film is schedule to shoot through the mid January 2005, and will premiere at the Berlin Film Festval in February 2005.