The ribbon-cutting for Phiphen Studios marks the continued buildout of the state’s film industry, especially in terms of brick-and-mortar facilities, allowing the sector’s ecosystem to take hold and evolve.

The $200 million pool of money is intended to attract large production companies to New Jersey.

"Bros," "The Greatest Beer Run Ever" and "Smile," three features that collectively spent more than $60 million while shooting in the Garden State, will put a number of locations and landmarks on full display, on the big screen, this Friday.

Filmmaker Dave Baram, who previously produced and directed a documentary about the hot Texas wiener grills he frequented growing up in his native Paterson, came back to the Garden State for his next project.

The South Jersey Film Office Cooperative, a partnership between Camden and Gloucester counties, launched in April to help build out an inventory of wraparound services and resources to attract more productions to the southern part of the state.

M. Night Shyamalan returned to the Garden State to shoot his 15th feature, the apocalyptic horror flick "Knock at the Cabin." The director previously worked in New Jersey for parts of 2004's "The Village" and for scenes for the Apple TV+ series "Servant."

As part of an effort to encourage filming in the area, the baseball club recently welcomed members of the New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission and the newly created Somerset County Film Commission to TD Bank Ballpark.

Interested in a career in film or TV? Then you're invited to apply for an upcoming bootcamp at Mercer County Community College in West Windsor.

Camden and Gloucester counties are looking facilitate the expansion of the industry in region with the establishment of the South Jersey Film Office Cooperative.

That adds up to 7,629 new or retained jobs, on top of $1.6 billion in capital investment toward local businesses.

The new location is meant to serve the production needs of the state's growing film and television industry, which exceeded $500 million for the first time ever in 2021.

The tranche of awards was announced by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority at its first board meeting of the new year on Wednesday.