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At that place is a long history of idiot box and film in New Jersey, which is considered the birthplace of the movie picture manufacture.[1] [2] [3]

The roots of the industry started in Newark with Hannibal Goodwin's patent of nitrocellulose film in 1887. Motion picture technology was invented by Thomas Edison, with early work done at his West Orange laboratory. Edison's Black Maria, where the get-go motion motion-picture show to be copyrighted in the United states, Fred Ott's Sneeze, was shot.[4] [v] The Centaur Motion-picture show Visitor of Bayonne was the first independent movie studio in the U.s.. America'southward first motion film industry started in 1907 in Fort Lee and the showtime studio was constructed at that place in 1909.[half-dozen] Fred Wesley Wentworth was commissioned in 1914 by Jacob Fabian to build the Regent in Paterson,[seven] the offset facility congenital exclusively for the exhibition of moving pictures.[7] [8] [9] The nation's first drive-in theater opened at Airdrome Circle in 1933.

DuMont Laboratories in Passaic, developed early sets and made the kickoff broadcast to the private home.

Many television shows and movement movie films have been filmed in New Jersey,[x] [11] [12] which since 1978 maintains a Motion Picture and Television Commission.[13] [14]

Tax credits [edit]

New Jersey has long held an attraction for producers, both for its locations and the tax credits offered by the state.[fifteen] Governor Christopher Christie suspended the credits in 2010,[sixteen] but the New Jersey State Legislature in 2011 approved the restoration and expansion of the tax credit program. Under bills passed by both the state Senate and Assembly, the program would offering twenty pct tax credits (22% in urban enterprise zones) to goggle box and flick productions that shoot in the state and meet set standards for hiring and local spending.[17] [xviii] [19] The revenue enhancement credit is lower than that of other states offering like incentives.[xx] [21] A controversy arose in 2011, when[22] the governor threatened to veto the payment of tax rebates to the production company of Jersey Shore, a program he and others felt negatively portrayed New Jersey.[23] [24] As of 2014, a bill is nether consideration in the Senate is that would extend the plan and remove whatsoever caps on tax credits.[25] [26] [27]

When Governor Phil Murphy took role, he instated the New Jersey Film & Digital Media Tax Credit Program in 2018 and expanded it in 2020. The benefits include a xxx% tax credit on film projects and a 40% subsidy for studio developments.[28] [29]

Networks based in New Jersey [edit]

  • NJ PBS (known as NJTV until 2021) is a statewide public television network endemic by the New Jersey Public Broadcasting Authority and operated by Public Media NJ, a subsidiary of The WNET Group.
    • The New Bailiwick of jersey Network (NJN) operated public television set until June 30, 2011, when it ended operations and its tv stations were transferred to WNET.
  • Cable network CNBC originates most of its in-studio programming from Englewood Cliffs. Sister news network MSNBC broadcast from studios in Secaucus from 1997 until tardily 2007, when the network moved to Rockefeller Centre'south GE Building in a cost-cut measure past parent visitor NBC Universal.
  • MyNetworkTV flagship station WWOR-TV (Channel 9) is licensed to and broadcasts from Secaucus; former owner RKO General moved the New York-based station across the Hudson in 1983 in an unsuccessful attempt to retain the station's license.
  • WNET is licensed to Newark
Cable and Satellite
  • CNBC
  • MLB Network
  • NBA Idiot box
  • News 12 New Jersey
  • NHL Network
VHF stations (digital)
  • Channel eight: WNJB - (PBS) "NJ PBS"
  • Channel 9: WWOR-Telly - (My Network TV) - Secaucus
  • Channel 13: WNET - (PBS) - Newark
UHF stations (digital)
  • Channel 33: WJLP - (MeTV) - Middletown Township (transmits on channel three, simply mapped to aqueduct 33 on FCC social club)
  • Channel 34: WPXO-LD (low power) - (América Tevé) - E Orange
  • Channel 39: WDVB-CA - (Contained) - Edison
  • Channel 41: WXTV-DT - (Univision) - Paterson
  • Aqueduct 47: WNJU - (Telemundo) - Linden
  • Channel 50: WNJN - (PBS) "NJ PBS"
  • Channel 58: WNJB - (PBS) "NJ PBS"
  • Channel 63: WMBC-Television - (Independent) - Newton
  • Aqueduct 68: WFUT-DT - (UniMás) - Newark

Tv shows filmed in or set in New Bailiwick of jersey [edit]

  • The Street "The starting time idiot box series to be shot entirely in New Bailiwick of jersey..."[30]
  • Bar Karma
  • Drawing Network's Adult Swim cartoon Aqua Teen Hunger Force and Toonami cartoon Megas XLR are both set in New Jersey.
  • FOX's animated sitcom Bobs Burgers is said to have place in the fictional boondocks of Seymour'southward Bay, New Jersey, equally indicated by several clues. Virtually notably that Linda has a stereotypical Jersey emphasis and New Bailiwick of jersey license plates are seen on several vehicles throughout the show.
  • The opening of the NBC comedy Ed was filmed in Hillsdale and Westfield, New Jersey.
  • In the animated idiot box comedy Futurama, New Jersey is slandered many times past the characters. In one episode, Fry finds a seemingly ideal flat while house hunting, just afterward comments, upon finding out that the home is located in New Jersey, that he plant "not ane identify even remotely liveable". In another, when discussing the global garbage problem, a television ad states that "... landfills were full ... New Jersey was full ...", implying a lack of places to store garbage. Additionally, Robot Hell is located in Atlantic Metropolis.
  • The Fox bear witness Betoken Pleasant was based on a fictional version of the town. (It was non shot on location within the actual town of the same name.)
  • The Bravo Television series Real Housewives of New Jersey is a reality show based on the daily lives of 5 New Jersey women living in Franklin Lakes.
  • The idiot box drama The Sopranos depicts the life of a New Bailiwick of jersey organized law-breaking family and is filmed on location at various places throughout the country. Series creator and writer-managing director David Chase grew up in Clifton and Northward Caldwell.
  • The Disney Aqueduct Original Serial Jonas is taken place in New Jersey on a fictional J.O.Northward.A.S. street.
  • The HBO series Boardwalk Empire, a historical drama set during the prohibition era, takes identify in Atlantic City, New Bailiwick of jersey.
  • The HBO prison house drama Oz was filmed in an old warehouse in Bayonne, with much of the series filmed around the now-defunct Armed forces Ocean Terminal Base of operations.[17]
  • The NBC drama Law and Order: Special Victims Unit filmed police force station and court scenes at NBC'due south Key Archives building in Due north Bergen,[31] [32] and filmed other scenes throughout the county, such equally a 2010 episode filmed at the Meadowlands Parkway in Secaucus.[17]
  • The boob tube medical drama Business firm is set in New Jersey and takes identify at the fictional Princeton Plainsboro Pedagogy Infirmary. Overhead images of the edifice are really the Frist Campus Heart at Princeton University.
  • In his comedy special What Am I Doing in New Jersey?, filmed at the Park Theater, George Carlin comments that he believes New Jersey deserves the title "Toll Berth Upper-case letter of the U.s.a. of America". He as well suggests changing the state nickname from "The Garden State" to "The Price Berth Country".
  • The NBC evidence Ed was based in the fictional town of Stuckeyville, Ohio, but filmed in diverse locations in New Jersey. Stuckeybowl, one of the primary settings of the show and where they also had numerous sets, was located in Northvale, New Bailiwick of jersey before it was demolished in 2006.
  • The Adventures of Pete & Pete, gear up in the fictional boondocks of Wellesville in an unnamed state, was filmed in New Jersey. Originally, the school scenes were shot in Bayonne and the neighborhood scenes in South Orange, and Leonia. For the third season, production took place in Cranford. The occasional New Jersey Transit Charabanc or other such object in a shot would occasionally give this fact away.
  • NBC's medical drama Mercy is set in the fictional Mercy Hospital in Jersey City. The short-lived hospital drama was filmed at a warehouse in Secaucus, a private residence in Weehawken and a public schoolhouse in Jersey City.[33]
  • The MTV reality evidence Bailiwick of jersey Shore (Tv series) takes identify in Seaside Heights, New Jersey likewise equally other S Jersey locales during seasons 1 and three.
  • Cake Boss
  • The CW action-thriller goggle box series Nikita is prepare in and around New Jersey.
  • Wake Up with Marci on CBS owned WLNY-Goggle box ten/55 talk show empowering women url=Awards Winning TV Personality | Host | Bear witness Creator | Executive Producer New Bailiwick of jersey
  • Nickelodeon's Rise Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles frequently has the master characters (especially Leonardo) slander New Bailiwick of jersey, nearly notably in "The Evil League Of Mutants" and "Mystic Mayhem".

Motion pictures filmed in New Jersey [edit]

On location in Newark, 2004

Locations [edit]

  • Coyote Ugly was filmed in South Amboy, NJ.
  • The Family Rock starring Diane Keaton, Sarah Jessica Parker, Amy Adams, Luke Wilson and Craig T. Nelson was filmed on location in Madison, NJ.
  • The Great Railroad train Robbery, 1903
  • The 1979 movie The Amityville Horror was filmed in Toms River and the scene in the church was filmed in Betoken Pleasant Beach.
  • The original Friday the 13th horror movie was filmed at Campsite NoBeBoSco in Blairstown every bit the setting for Camp Crystal Lake.[34]
  • The Family Man, starring Nicolas Muzzle, was filmed in Teaneck in 2000.
  • In the 1996 scientific discipline fiction film Independence Twenty-four hour period the scene in which Jeff Goldblum and Judd Hirsch are playing chess was filmed in Westward New York.
  • The title grapheme in The Toxic Avenger is often touted equally the showtime superhero from New Jersey.
  • In the 2005 film adaptation of State of war of the Worlds, the beginning of the movie is set in New Bailiwick of jersey, an homage to the 1938 radio broadcast.
  • The motion-picture show World Trade Eye, starring Nicolas Muzzle, had numerous scenes shot in Glen Rock, New Jersey
  • The 2004 film Garden State was set and filmed in New Jersey. It was written, directed and starred in by Zach Braff, who grew up in New Jersey. The motion-picture show'south title refers to the state'southward nickname.
  • Director Kevin Smith's movies have a recurring ready of characters (well-nigh famously Jay and Silent Bob) who nearly all of come up from New Jersey (primarily the "tri-town" expanse of Atlantic Highlands, Leonardo, and Red Bank). The state appears in all of Smith'southward films, and his first three films, Clerks, Mallrats and Chasing Amy, were dubbed the "New Jersey Trilogy." The brusk-lived animated spinoff spawned past Clerks too took place in the same locations as the motion picture. Smith'south subsequent efforts, Dogma, Jersey Girl, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, and Clerks Two all had scenes taking place in various New Bailiwick of jersey locales.
  • The Ron Howard pic Cinderella Man and the Elia Kazan film On the Waterfront both take place in the one-time Hudson Canton docks.
  • Although not credited, at least i scene from The Godfather (1972) was filmed in New Bailiwick of jersey. The scene in which Clemenza states the famous line, "Leave the gun. Have the cannolis," was filmed in the marsh along the Hudson River in Jersey Urban center, just west of the Statue of Freedom, in what is now Liberty State Park.
  • Sorcerer (1977), directed past William Friedkin, Stars: Roy Scheider, Bruno Cremer and Francisco Rabal, The beginning scenes of the movie were filmed in Elizabeth, NJ.
  • Daddy Warbucks' mansion from the 1982 film Annie was built in 1929 by Hubert Parson, the president of F.W. Woolworth. He called information technology Shadow Lawn. Now it is Woodrow Wilson Hall, owned by Monmouth University at West Long Branch, NJ.
  • Also in Annie, the raised bridge that Rooster chases Annie up is located in Due east Newark, NJ.[35]
  • The 1982 flick The World According to Garp includes a scene that was shot around characters in two cars on the Rutgers principal campus in New Brunswick even though the film is set in New England.
  • The 1983 picture show Eddie and the Cruisers was filmed mostly in Somers Point and Ocean City.
  • The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension (1984) was set in New Brunswick, and includes a scene prepare in "Greasy Tony's"—a existent Rutgers-area eating place.
  • The 1988 comedy moving picture Big starring Tom Hanks, was filmed in Cliffside Park.
  • The 1989 film Lean on Me took place in Paterson, New Jersey
  • Goodfellas, the 1990 Martin Scorsese film about the mob, had some scenes filmed on location in Fort Lee.
  • The 1993 film Coneheads was ready and filmed in Paramus.
  • The 1994 flick I.Q., nigh Albert Einstein'due south attempt to play matchmaker for his niece, was filmed in Princeton, Lawrenceville, Cranbury, and Rocky Loma.
  • Although depicting Newark'southward notorious machine theft rate, the 1995 pic New Jersey Drive [36] was shot in East Orangish, Elizabeth, and Paterson, as well as Brooklyn, Harlem, and Queens, New York.
  • The 1997 film Big Nighttime was shot in the bayshore towns of Keyport and Keansburg.
  • The film Cop Land (1997) was filmed in Fort Lee, Cliffside Park, Teaneck and Edgewater.
  • The 1998 film One Truthful Affair, starring Meryl Streep, Renée Zellweger, and William Hurt, was filmed in the towns of Maplewood, Morristown, and at Princeton Academy.
  • 2001's A Cute Listen had several scenes shot at both Princeton Academy and Fairleigh Dickinson Academy (Madison campus). The movie is a biopic of the mathematician John Nash, who resided in Princeton, New Bailiwick of jersey until his expiry in 2015.
  • Although supposedly set in New York City, the 2003 movie Schoolhouse of Stone was filmed primarily in Edison and Mahwah, mayhap due to the significance these towns accept on rock music.
  • The 2004 Sundance Film Festival favorite Garden Country (starring Zach Braff and Natalie Portman) was shot on location in Maplewood and South Orange.
  • The 2004 stoner movie Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle took identify in New Jersey. Several locations seen in the moving-picture show include Princeton University, Newark, New Brunswick, and a fictional White Castle in Cherry Hill.
  • The picture show State of war of the Worlds was filmed in many locations in New Jersey, including Bayonne, Howell Township and Newark. The infamous radio prove broadcast starring Orson Welles, The War of the Worlds was set up in Grover's Mill (a section of West Windsor Township) and other locations around New Bailiwick of jersey.
  • The movie The Wrestler took place in Elizabeth, New Jersey and was filmed throughout there and the rest of the state.
  • The moving picture The Wedding Vocalist starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore takes place in Ridgefield, New Jersey. The Broadway Musical of the same title starring Stephen Lynch as Robbie Hart and Laura Benanti as Julia Sullivan too takes place in Ridgefield.
  • The moving-picture show The Station Agent was filmed and took place in Newfoundland, New Jersey.
  • Be Kind Rewind took place in Passaic, New Jersey.
  • The Hurricane (1999 film), various locations including Due east Jersey State Prison house and Hudson County Courthouse
  • The online web-series "EverymanHYBRID" is set up and produced prominently in and around Hamilton and Princeton, NJ.
  • At the beginning of the 2010 motion-picture show Morning Glory, Rachel McAdams' character is the producer of fictional morning show Good Morning New Jersey, filmed at MediaMix Studios in Allendale, New Bailiwick of jersey.
  • tráfico an Tv series well-nigh human trafficking in the United States is shot in Roselle, NJ, www.trafico-series.tv
  • Radium Girls (2018)
  • The short picture Come across Me in the Ironbound was filmed on location at numerous Newark locations.

Studios [edit]

Filming at the Pathé American studio in Bailiwick of jersey City Heights (1912)

The flooring space and height of the Jersey City Arsenal has led to its use every bit a temporary studio for many projects, including Robert De Niro's A Bronx Tale, the Faye Dunaway thriller Optics Of Laura Mars, Laura Brannigan's music video "Cocky-Control",[37] Woody Allen's Deconstructing Harry,[38] Terry Kinney's Macerated Capacity,[39] and A Perfect Murder by Andrew Davis.[40]

In 2010, a new Studio City New Bailiwick of jersey was opened in Trenton.[41] [42] [43] and in 2011, the Ironbound Film and Television Studio was opened in Newark.[44] [45]

Afterward the new tax credit took upshot, some major studio developments started to have shape. Afterward the closure of the Meadowlands Arena equally a sports and entertainment venue, NBC leased the space and converted information technology to a major flick studio in 2019.[46]

In September 2019 it was appear that the Benchmark Group would convert a warehouse in Jersey City to the land's largest movie studio named Caven Signal Studios.[47] In 2020, Criterion Group partnered with One Terminate Properties to purchase two near by warehouse properties next to Liberty State Park to create 3 soundstages and office spaces called Cinelease Studios.[48] In February 2021, Palisade Stages opened its 23,000 foursquare feet studio in Kearny. Supor Studio Metropolis in Harrison was converted from seven existing buildings into studios.[49] Another studio opened on Kearny Point in 2022, 10 Bowl Studios.[50]

As of 2021, other studio development projects are being considered in Bayonne, Jersey City, Linden, Newark, Malaga and Atlantic City.[49] [ii]

At that place have been a few proposals for large studio construction projects in New Jersey. In October 2021, Netflix announced its intention to bid for a redevelopment of a 289-acre package at Fort Monmouth to turn it into Netflix'southward second-largest production complex.[51] In March 2022, Township of Due west Orange appear a partnership with, a studio blueprint and development company, MBS Grouping, to redevelop properties side by side to Thomas Edison's Laboratory to build upwardly to viii sound studios.[52] Also in the same month, the construction of a major studio at Bergen Bespeak was appear. Chosen Studio 1888, it will be the largest in New Jersey.[53] [54]

Film festivals [edit]

  • Black Maria Film Festival[55]
  • Garden Country Movie Festival[56]
  • Aureate Door Motion-picture show Festival
  • Hoboken International Film Festival[57]
  • Newark Blackness Film Festival[58]
  • Newark International Moving picture Festival[59]
  • NJ Jewish Motion picture Festival[threescore]
  • Montclair Film Festival
  • Asbury Park Music and Film Festival

Meet also [edit]

  • Passaic: Birthplace of Tv set and the DuMont Story
  • Listing of movies based on location
  • New Jersey Film Festival
  • List of people from New Jersey
  • View Askewniverse
  • List of festivals in New Jersey

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External links [edit]

  • New Jersey Motility Picture & Television Commission
  • Fort Lee Film Committee
  • Worldwide Guide to Picture show Locations
  • TT in NJ

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