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“Deliver Me from Nowhere,” starring Jeremy Allen White about Bruce Springsteen, filmed this early 1980s scene in downtown Freehold on Jan. 10.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
\n- New Jersey’s film industry generated a record $833 million in revenue in 2024, surpassing the previous high.<\/li>\n
- Generous state tax credits and the end of the 2023 writers’ strike have helped attract numerous productions.<\/li>\n
- Many A-list celebrities, including Timothee Chalamet and Adam Sandler, have been spotted filming across the state.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Oscar winner Timothee Chalamet was here,<\/a> conjuring up Bob Dylan on The Count Basie Center for the Arts stage in Red Bank.<\/p>\nClaire Danes was in Red Bank, too, vandalizing a pizza shop,<\/a> hopefully as part of a movie shoot. The Sandman, Adam Sandler, was here, playing in his customary pick-up basketball game at the Bucky James Community Center in Long Branch.<\/a> And Bruce Springsteen was here<\/a>, watching Jeremy Allen White play Springsteen all over Monmouth County. Although, to be fair, Springsteen lives here, so that might not count.<\/p>\nStill, the film industry generated a record $833 million in 2024 in New Jersey, the state Motion Picture and Television Commission reported, topping the previous high of $701 million in 2022. And insiders say it’s on track for another big year in 2025.<\/p>\n
It’s a sign, industry insiders said, that film and movie producers regained momentum once the Writers Guild of America strike in 2023 ended<\/a>, and Garden State was well positioned to attract them.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\nBruce Springsteen movie filmed Freehold, stars Jeremy Allen White<\/p>\n
“Deliver Me from Nowhere,” starring Jeremy Allen White about Bruce Springsteen, filmed this early 1980s scene in downtown Freehold on Jan. 10.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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- New Jersey’s film industry generated a record $833 million in revenue in 2024, surpassing the previous high.<\/li>\n
- Generous state tax credits and the end of the 2023 writers’ strike have helped attract numerous productions.<\/li>\n
- Many A-list celebrities, including Timothee Chalamet and Adam Sandler, have been spotted filming across the state.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Oscar winner Timothee Chalamet was here,<\/a> conjuring up Bob Dylan on The Count Basie Center for the Arts stage in Red Bank.<\/p>\n
Claire Danes was in Red Bank, too, vandalizing a pizza shop,<\/a> hopefully as part of a movie shoot. The Sandman, Adam Sandler, was here, playing in his customary pick-up basketball game at the Bucky James Community Center in Long Branch.<\/a> And Bruce Springsteen was here<\/a>, watching Jeremy Allen White play Springsteen all over Monmouth County. Although, to be fair, Springsteen lives here, so that might not count.<\/p>\n
Still, the film industry generated a record $833 million in 2024 in New Jersey, the state Motion Picture and Television Commission reported, topping the previous high of $701 million in 2022. And insiders say it’s on track for another big year in 2025.<\/p>\n
It’s a sign, industry insiders said, that film and movie producers regained momentum once the Writers Guild of America strike in 2023 ended<\/a>, and Garden State was well positioned to attract them.<\/p>\n