New Jersey Economic Development Authority CEO Tim Sullivan expects investments from Netflix and Lionsgate to drive the state ...

As the filming exodus from LA continues, New Jersey has emerged as one of the next major players in the industry, thanks to ...

Drawing new industry to New Jersey has been a priority for the administration of Gov. Phil Murphy. Packaging the Garden State as a friendly place to do business is an ongoing effort by the state ...

But like the New Jersey film business — which brought in more than $500 million to the state economy in 2021, according to the New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission — there are ...

While the final accounting for 2024 won’t be available until early 2025, numbers from 2023 indicate the industry has taken notice: 547 projects were filmed in New Jersey, generating $592 million ...

New Jersey is on the rise. For years, the state had let opportunity slip through its fingers when it came to film and TV production after Gov. Chris Christie suspended the state’s Film and ...

The program, overseen by New Jersey’s Economic Development Authority, provides tax breaks to the film industry starting with 30% of production costs outside of New York City and 35% elsewhere in ...

Move over Hollywood — New Jersey could soon become the next major home for the movie industry. Netflix officially broke ground on Tuesday on its sprawling new film and production studio at Fort ...

Tim Sullivan, CEO of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority, who assumed the role in 2018, told FOX Business that the emerging impact of the state’s film industry goes far beyond A-list ...

As with the film industry, Chen, of New Jersey Policy Perspective, thinks there’s a “very narrow window where there's actually going to be the return on investment that you're hoping for." ...