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Atlantic City NJ, an Atlantic County, New Jersey, man today admitted to the procurement, casting, and tabulation of fraudulent mail-in ballots submitted in connection with the general election held on November 8, 2022, Acting U.S. Attorney Vikas Khanna announced.
Continue reading Atlantic City Political Operative Admits Payment for Vote Election Fraud Scheme
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Hackensack NJ, Thank you for your interest in making a film, TV, and digital media in Bergen County!
The Bergen County Film office was launched in 2019 to serve as a point of contact for entertainment creators looking to do business in Bergen County.
We are happy to assist you and your production with accessing County facilities for scouting or filming requests, filming logistics, contact with local officials and business owners, promotion opportunities, and more.
Continue reading Hollywood Comes to Bergen County!
August 19,2017
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Auditions are held by appointment only. If you are interested in performing with Pro Arte, please email info@proartechorale.org
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NJ lawmakers want more tax breaks for movie, TV studios
TRENTON — Lights. Camera. Legislative action.
The state Senate’s Economic Growth Committee today approved a bill intended to make New Jersey more attractive to film and video production companies by expanding a tax credit program.
The bill (S1952) would remove a $10 million limit on incentives for film production, as well as a $5 million incentive cap on digital production.
The advance of the legislation by a vote of 4-0 comes less than a week after industry insiders, speaking on a panel at the Montclair Film Festival, said New Jersey is losing its appeal as a filming location because it is not offering competitive incentives.
Christine Peluso, an attorney with Tax Credits LLC – which helps studios secure tax credits – told lawmakers that incentives were her clients’ “number one consideration” when considering shooting locations.
“In order to attract filming, you have to have an incentive,” Peluso said.
New York, by contrast, offers $420 million a year in credits. (Friedman/Star-Ledger)