Editing Shelbyville, Tennessee (section)

==In popular culture==
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Shelbyville was featured in [[Miranda Lambert]]'s video "[[Famous in a Small Town]]".{{citation needed|date=October 2017}}

The city was also profiled in the film ''[[Welcome to Shelbyville]]'', as part of the [[PBS]] documentary film series ''[[Independent Lens]].'' The film spotlights recent demographic changes in the community, with a focus on the growing number of immigrants from [[Latin America]] and [[Somalia]] (both [[Somali people|Somalis]] and people from the [[Somali Bantu|Bantu]] minority ethnic group).

Shelbyville was also featured in GADA film's ''[[Our Very Own (2005 film)|''Our Very Own'']]'' (2005 Film), directed by Cameron Watson.  The film, dubbed "a love story to Shelbyville", highlighted some of the peculiar and humorous memories of Shelbyville in the 1970s. The film follows five teenagers who are determined to meet Shelbyville's own [[Sondra Locke]].  Filmed in 2004, it highlights the square, Capri Theater, Pope's Cafe, Central High School, Duck River Dam, TWHNC, and many other landmarks.

Shelbyville was mentioned in the lyrics of Nashville country duo [[Birdcloud]]'s song "Saving Myself For Jesus"