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Hudson County really is a terrific place to shoot everything from commercials to features. The vistas are second to none, the on location opportunities are endless and we strive to be ‘film friendly’ because we understand how important the television and film industry is and the vigorous economic activity it creates for our region and state.” – Joe Waks, Hudson County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs
HUDSON COUNTY, NJ Hudson County, New Jersey is a rich cultural mosaic that combines art, music, history and theater and diverse cuisine minutes from Manhattan. Visitors can enjoy trendy outdoor restaurants, welcoming city parks and distinct neighborhoods that host incredible festivals. The county’s signature attractions include the Liberty Science Center, Ellis Island and Frank Sinatra’s childhood home, and places like Jersey City and Hoboken offer dining and nightlife to rival neighboring New York City.
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Hudson County’s diverse urban environments and city parks have served as the backdrop for dozens of film and television productions. Combining access to New York City’s deep creative pool and a generous 35% tax credit for New Jersey productions, we are the ideal location for your next project. FEATURED LOCATIONS Statue of Liberty/Ellis Island Two of America’s most iconic landmarks are easily accessible by ferry and have provided their unique backdrop to many productions. Surrounding Liberty Island can host productions that seek shots of the incredible Manhattan skyline. SITE INSPECTION
Hoboken Terminal One of the busiest railroad stations in North America, this beautiful Beaux-Arts complex makes for a compelling setting. The large waiting room (which is defined by floral and Greek Revival motifs in addition to tiled stained glass by Louis Comfort Tiffany) allows generous sunlight for compelling interior shots, while the bustling exterior has provided authentic bustle to iconic films like Funny Girl and Three Days to the Condor. Hoboken Hoboken, whose working-class roots and docks were immortalized in the Oscar-winning film On the DestinationFilmGuide.com
