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TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION...... 3

CHAIRMAN'S MESSAGE...... 5

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT...... 9

"Production Totals and Percentage Increases: 2010 vs. 2009" Chart...... 13

"Production Totals, 1978-2010" Chart...... 15

"Number of Film and Video Projects Using New Jersey Locations, 1978-2010" Graph...... 17

ECONOMIC IMPACT...... 23

"Economic Impact Statistics, 1978-2010" Chart...... 29

“Revenue Breakdown by Production Category, 2010” Chart..31

"Millions of Dollars Contributed to New Jersey Economy by Filmmaking Activity, 1978-2010" Graph...... 33

PRODUCTION SERVICES...... 35

INTERNSHIP PROGRAM...... 39

PRODUCTION LIST...... 41

Features...... 43

Telefilms/Mini-Series...... 51

Television Series and Specials...... 53

Music Videos...... 69

Industrial, Educational, Documentary and Short Films....71

Commercials/Stills...... 89

Webcasts/Web Series...... 107

COMMISSION MEMBERS/STAFF...... 109

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INTRODUCTION

New Jersey hosted a grand total of 957 film and television projects in 2010, as entertainment companies from around the world continued to utilize the vast wealth of locations and production resources available in the state.

A record 216 television series and specials were filmed in local cities and towns during the year, along with 60 features, 2 telefilms/mini-series, 29 music videos, a record 263 industrials, 369 commercials and 18 webcasts. This production work contributed $123,565,100 to the state’s economy.

Since 1978, the Motion Picture and Television Commission’s first year of operation, some 17,000 projects have been made in the

Garden State, enhancing the local economy by over $1.6 billion.

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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE

The New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission concluded its 33rd year of operation in 2010, and so much has changed in that time. In fact, the entire landscape of the entertainment industry has been reshaped again and again. The business as it exists today would be barely recognizable to the executives and artists who populated it during the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s.

Many years ago, the term home video did not exist. Who could have predicted an era when home theaters have become a staple in our households, DVD sales would outpace theatrical revenues, and

Internet downloading would challenge all traditional means of obtaining and enjoying movies and television programs? Who could have conceived of a high definition, multi channel television universe that would offer unlimited viewing options?

How many independent filmmakers of yore would have happily embraced the opportunity to shoot small, personal films using low cost, high quality consumer-pro cameras and to edit them at home on their personal computers?

If the last century taught us anything, it confirmed with iron clad certainty that the world is constantly changing. New

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technology is an irresistible force, coming at us with the impact of a tidal wave. And we are compelled to change with the times.

These notions are not new. The poet Robert Herrick said in the

1500s, “new things succeed as former things grow old.” And that is why we, at the Motion Picture and Television Commission, are always looking for ways to change and improve. Times are difficult and financial resources are scarce. But our mission to foster a vibrant production industry in New Jersey, thereby creating economic and image enhancement and job growth, as never been more important.

We are always trying to do more with less. Our aim is to provide an excellent level of support to film and television producers. Staff members work hard to disseminate information as quickly and efficiently as possible, solve problems with a true sense of urgency and determination, and constantly reaffirm New

Jersey’s reputation as a fully cooperative state where production companies can work easily, enjoyably and profitably.

New Jersey remains a preferred destination for filmmakers, even during these challenging economic times when global competition to attract production work is more intense than ever. We must

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continue to offer unparalleled support to the industry, and market the many resources, both natural and human, that the state has to offer. The Commissioners and staff at the

Commission are determined to do so, and look forward to meeting the challenges of the coming years with energy, enthusiasm and continued innovation. As Herrick said, “new things succeed” and we have every intention of building upon this agency’s remarkable record of achievement.

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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S REPORT

The challenging economy of recent years has done little to dim developers’ enthusiasm for building studios in New Jersey. In fact, the very assets of the state that have attracted thousands of filmmakers to our cities and towns have also spurred construction of soundstages. Such facilities are opening in both the northern and southern areas of New Jersey and, with them, ancillary businesses that serve the motion picture and television industry.

Newark is the site of two new production complexes. Ironbound

Film and Television Studios is a 78,000 square foot facility with stages ranging from 800 to 8,000 square feet. Digital editing suites, a professional studio kitchen, conference rooms, offices and an apartment living space are also available on the premises.

The Brick Studio is a multi-purpose creative facility for film and video, photography, sound design and large scale art production. It offers 5,000 square feet of open shooting space in a 7,200 square foot complex, complete with a recording studio equipped with three isolation booths.

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Allendale is the home of MediaMix Studios, which includes two sounds stages, full video and audio control rooms, two edit suites, private client offices, dressing rooms, a wardrobe room and spacious green room. Relocated from a smaller building in

Paramus, the new facility has already hosted numerous productions including the Paramount Pictures feature “Morning

Glory” and the venerable PBS science documentary series “Nova.”

The recently opened StudioCity New Jersey is a full service media facility located in the heart of Trenton. The main studio is 10,000 square feet with a 1200 square foot green screen, one of the largest in the state. A photography studio, recording studio and editing suites are also available.

St. Francis Hospital in Paterson is the site of the MMC-

Panasonic HDTV Studios. This is a state-of-the-art, full high definition production center with editing suites and a cafeteria. The studio floor is 2400 square feet, and is equipped with five HD cameras.

All of these studios are newly or recently built, and supplement the many excellent production facilities that already exist, among them NFL Films in Mount Laurel, Hill Theatre Studio in

Paulsboro, Shamrock Communications in Tinton Falls, TriStar

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Products in Fairfield, Rollercoaster Studios in East Hanover,

CNBC in Englewood Cliffs, and MLB Networks, WWOR-TV and Mark7

Studios, all in Secaucus.

The state’s vigorous efforts to lure film and television production to New Jersey has precipitated a growing need for infrastructure. As a result, we have attracted new, permanent businesses and created many full-time and part-time jobs for our residents. All of this reflects a robust New Jersey film and television industry. And it realizes the vision of the

Commission’s very first Chairman, the eminent playwright Sidney

Kingsley, who always believed it would and could happen right here, in the Garden State.

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PRODUCTION TOTALS AND PERCENTAGE INCREASES: 2010 VS. 2009

CATEGORY TOTAL 2009 TOTAL 2010 % CHANGE

FEATURE FILMS 93 60 -33 MOVIES FOR TELEVISION 1 2 100 TV SERIES/SPECIALS 191 216 13 MUSIC VIDEOS 21 29 38 INDUSTRIALS/SHORTS 260 263 1 COMMERCIALS/STILLS 330 369 11 WEBCASTS 19 18 -5 TOTALS 915 957 5

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PRODUCTION TOTALS, 1978-2010

YEAR FEATURES TELEFILMS TV SERIES MUSIC VIDEOS INDUSTRIALS COMMERCIALS WEBCASTS TOTALS 1978 15 5 12 32 1979 18 14 14 43 89 1980 17 19 25 51 112 1981 18 3 29 13 81 144 1982 20 3 33 18 83 157 1983 21 5 32 6 26 111 201 1984 22 3 45 12 31 114 227 1985 18 7 49 17 51 134 276 1986 32 5 67 11 53 146 314 1987 29 3 69 18 55 155 329 1988 35 4 71 11 63 166 350 1989 31 4 78 18 63 160 354 1990 31 3 90 27 101 169 421 1991 29 4 91 26 97 166 413 1992 20 5 71 40 92 178 406 1993 36 3 85 50 94 180 448 1994 41 2 87 44 97 201 472 1995 50 3 92 39 107 227 518 1996 69 5 94 36 115 240 559 1997 80 5 78 17 125 262 567 1998 86 7 86 12 132 282 605 1999 76 4 118 14 140 304 656 2000 88 4 93 14 149 316 664 2001 62 2 112 18 172 326 692 2002 70 2 153 18 174 384 801 2003 79 5 154 25 179 391 833 2004 90 3 165 28 182 400 868 2005 92 3 173 21 240 408 937 2006 94 4 180 26 224 413 941 2007 96 1 184 35 226 416 14 972 2008 90 4 172 23 231 300 14 834 2009 93 1 191 21 260 330 19 915 2010 60 2 216 29 263 369 18 957 TOTALS 1708 109 3196 656 3812 7518 65 17064

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NUMBER OF FILM AND VIDEO PROJECTS USING NEW JERSEY LOCATIONS 2010 1978-2010

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ECONOMIC IMPACT

The film and television industry remained a vital economic force in

New Jersey during 2010. The 957 projects produced here during the year contributed $123,565,100 to the state’s economy, and created thousands of full time and part time jobs for New Jersey residents.

The state’s success in attracting production work is quite remarkable given the enormous challenges posed by a struggling national economy, and intense competition from other states, Canada, Mexico, and countries abroad. It is a testament to New Jersey’s many assets and strengths as a production center that filmmakers continue to work here in abundance.

Localities worldwide are clamoring to attract the entertainment industry, for reasons that are easily understood. Hosting a major motion picture or television show can be enormously profitable. A full-scale film crew moving into a city or town for a few weeks or months can become an instant economic engine.

Production companies working on location have a vast array of needs that must be met locally: food, lodging, hardware, lumber, equipment, stationary, car rentals, site rentals, medical, legal and accounting

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services and much more. Whether common or unique, the needs of filmmakers are almost boundless.

A single film production can also create considerable employment for local residents. They are often hired as actors and extras, production assistants, location scouts, construction workers, security guards and in various other capacities. New Jersey now hosts a sufficient amount of production to keep many individuals employed year round in such capacities. And considerable permanent employment can be found with the many ancillary businesses that have moved here to service such a busy industry – studios, equipment houses, casting agencies, prop and costume centers, and so forth.

The Commission’s Production Services Directory presently contains 874 listings in 211 categories. Most of the companies and individuals appearing in the Directory serve the film and television industry largely or exclusively. And more listing are added every month, evidencing an industry that is expanding and diversifying.

In order to better understand the economic impact of filmmaking on a community, we need to take a closer look at specific shooting days on particular projects made in New Jersey during 2010. “Mercy,” the NBC hospital drama, was filmed partly in a studio in Secaucus, and partly on location in Jersey City, Paterson and other towns in the northern

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part of the state. The network accrued over $50 million of expenses in New Jersey over the course of one season. During a mere three days of filming in Newark in January, the production spent $3,700 in location fees, $2,500 for catering, $5,000 for parking and $14,500 for police assistance.

“Battle Of The Block,” the HGTV design show, was filmed in Jersey

City over a five day period. Although this is a low budget production, the crew spent $10,000 at local stores and the network awarded $10,000 in prize money to a local family.

Hundreds of commercials were shot in New Jersey during the past 12 months, enhancing the state economy by millions of dollars. Hungry

Man Productions filmed a Dick’s Sporting Goods commercial in Paramus in June. During three days on location, they spent $700 at a local diner, $1,000 for hardware supplies, $300 for stationary, $750 for food supplies and $1,000 for parking.

A crew filming a JC Penney commercial in Westfield in July paid

$1,500 for lunch at Ferraro’s, $800 for breakfast at a local diner,

$1,250 to the town for permits and costs, $500 for police and $6,500 for location rentals.

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Cranford hosted an Allstate commercial in September. The producers of the spot spent $500 with a local landscaper, $6,000 in location rental fees and $2,500 for police.

Production companies tend to be very philanthropic, making donations to local charities and civic organizations as a special thank you to communities who have offered their kind cooperation. For example, the producers of the aforementioned JC Penny spot donated $5,000 to the Westfield Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Business District.

The company filming the Allstate Commercial contributed $1,500 to the

Cranford PBA Scholarship Fun. Davante-Garde Media gave $1,000 to the

Weehawken Historical Society while making a Toyota commercial in the

Township. Smuggler Films donated $3,000 to Habitat for Humanity during a General Mills shoot in Newark.

“Jersey Shore,” the wildly popular and sometimes controversial MTV reality series, is filmed largely in Seaside Heights. A May 27th,

2010 article in the Toms River Observer eschewed the normal discussion points about the series, and focused on the impact. The headline of the article, “Show ‘Shore’ To Boost Revenues; Business

Community Looks Forward To Reality Show’s Return,” tells the story rather succinctly. Michael Loundy, a local real estate broker, comments “It’s been an amazing thing to see down here, with tourists coming from all around the country, wearing and purchasing T-shirts.

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The series has been great for the business community and the town of

Seaside Heights.” The show’s executive producer, Sallyann Salsano, reports that during a full season of filming, the production spends

$4 million locally and purchases over 20,000 meals.

In fact, there is no way to accurately gauge the full impact of the state’s active production industry, because there are many intangible benefits. Image enhancement is an important byproduct of filmmaking.

Every time a vibrant image of New Jersey is captured by a film crew and shown on theatrical and television screens across the world, a powerful message is transmitted to audiences everywhere: New Jersey is an attractive and desirable place to live, work and vacation. The indirect benefit to the tourism industry, the real estate trade and other businesses, while not completely quantifiable, is quite obvious.

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ECONOMIC IMPACT STATISTICS, 1978-2010

YEAR # OF PROJECTS EARNINGS INCREASE % INCREASE 1978 32 $4,000,000 1979 89 $6,000,000 $2,000,000 50.00 1980 112 $8,500,000 $2,500,000 41.67 1981 144 $12,000,000 $3,500,000 41.18 1982 157 $13,000,000 $1,000,000 8.33 1983 201 $14,200,000 $1,200,000 9.23 1984 227 $15,400,000 $1,200,000 8.45 1985 276 $16,800,000 $1,400,000 9.09 1986 314 $18,400,000 $1,600,000 9.52 1987 329 $20,300,000 $1,900,000 10.33 1988 350 $22,700,000 $2,400,000 11.82 1989 354 $24,800,000 $2,100,000 9.25 1990 421 $26,200,000 $1,400,000 5.65 1991 413 $25,100,000 ($1,100,000) -4.20 1992 406 $24,200,000 ($900,000) -3.59 1993 448 $30,300,000 $6,100,000 25.21 1994 472 $35,000,000 $4,700,000 16 1995 518 $40,900,000 $5,900,000 16.86 1996 559 $48,200,000 $7,300,000 17.85 1997 567 $53,400,000 $5,200,000 10.78 1998 605 $58,100,000 $4,700,000 8.8 1999 656 $61,000,000 $2,900,000 5 2000 664 $69,700,000 $8,700,000 14.3 2001 692 $63,000,000 ($6,700,000) -10 2002 801 $70,200,000 $7,200,000 11.4 2003 833 $78,100,000 $7,900,000 11.25 2004 868 $83,000,000 $4,900,000 6.2 2005 937 $85,500,000 $2,500,000 3 2006 941 $92,000,000 $6,500,000 7.6 2007 972 $121,000,000 $29,000,000 32 2008 834 $114,000,000 ($7,000,000) -6 2009 915 $132,000,000 $18,000,000 16 2010 957 $123,565,100 ($8,434,900) -6.4 TOTALS 17064 $1,610,565,100

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REVENUE BREAKDOWN BY PRODUCTION CATEGORY 2010

PRODUCTION CATEGORY REVENUE Features $20,290,000 Movies For Television $175,000 Television Series/Specials $83,005,100 Music Videos $1,450,000 Industrials/Shorts $1,972,500 Commercials/Stills $16,537,500 Webcasts $135,000 TOTAL $123,565,100

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MILLIONS OF DOLLARS CONTRIBUTED TO NEW JERSEY ECONOMY BY FILMMAKING ACTIVITY 1978-2010

2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994

YEAR 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 $ MILLIONS

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PRODUCTION SERVICES

The New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission is a service-oriented agency, first and foremost. Our success in attracting film and television projects to the state directly correlates to our ability to provide production companies with the cooperation and resources they need.

Given the complexity of mounting a major production, this is no simple matter. But the Commission enjoys an outstanding reputation in the industry. Filmmakers seeking information, advice and support know that they can benefit from the years of experience possessed by our staff members.

The information we provide is our currency. The Commission maintains an extensive and ever-growing image library, consisting of photos depicting thousands of locations throughout the state. Often, a location manager’s scouting trip begins in our office. Here, he or she can peruse not only location photos but lists of and literature about prime sites that may be of interest. Whether one is looking for something ordinary, like a house, train station, office building, beach or school, or something a bit more unusual, such as a casino, western town,

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winery or rodeo, we have the appropriate photos on file. Our goal is to provide any type of location imaginable.

The Commission continues its mission of digitizing the photo collection so that images can be sent by e-mail, instantaneously. Locations managers will call our office, have relevant material sent to them right away, and embark on their scouting trips within minutes. Filmmakers can contact us while a production meeting is in session and have locations photos in their possession before it concludes. The film and television industry moves at lightning speed, and the Commission responds to production requests in like manner.

This plethora of photographic material is amplified by a computer database of locations. Listings and descriptions of tens of thousands of sites are only a few keystrokes away.

Should a location prove particularly elusive, we rely on our hundreds of liaisons throughout the state who can provide immediate assistance in the scouting and securing of needed properties and sites.

The Commission’s on-line Production Services Directory contains extensive listings of production related goods, companies, services and personnel available in New Jersey. The state has a

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strong infrastructure to meet the needs of filmmakers, and the

Directory makes all these resources available at the click of a button.

The Production Services Directory can be accessed at the

Commission’s web site:

www.njfilm.org

This site is the film industry’s gateway to the New Jersey production community. It contains critical information about filming in the state, with sections on topography, climate, roads, laws, and other pertinent subjects. The popular site also offers a sampling of frequently requested location photos, a listing of projects currently in production, press releases, and more. Information on the site is updated on a daily basis, to ensure its reliability.

Identifying needed resources and locations is only part of the

Commission’s function, however. The Commission is also instrumental in the securing of locations. We make sure that filmmakers working in the state receive maximum cooperation from all agencies of government and the private sector. Moreover, we keep production companies informed about all relevant rules,

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regulations and procedures. Statewide municipal and county film ordinances and permits are collected, organized and digitized for easy access. Our agency is the central information source for the film and television industry, providing “one stop shopping” to the fullest extent possible.

And filmmakers who work with us on a regular basis know well that assistance is available round-the-clock, all year long.

During non-business hours, Commission staff members can be reached at any time of the day. This is a comforting thought for producers and directors who may be working far from home and spending tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars a day to create a movie or television show.

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INTERNSHIP PROGRAM

The Motion Picture and Television Commission’s internship program is open to all New Jersey residents currently attending colleges and graduate schools. It is also available to select

New Jersey high school students who have demonstrated exceptional maturity and high achievement.

Nine individuals were awarded internships in 2010, and afforded the opportunity to work in the Commission office and broaden their knowledge of the pre-production and production stages of filmmaking. In addition, these students had the opportunity to visit the sets of films and television programs shooting in the state and, in some cases, to work on projects. Our 2010 interns were:

SPRING

Loredana Gasparotto, Jersey City (New Jersey City University)

Jessica A. Royko, Mays Landing (Rider University)

SUMMER

Morgan Weinstein, Long Valley (Ramapo College)

Jas Qira, Parsippany (William Paterson University)

Romney Rosario, Prospect Park (William Paterson University)

Deanna Palma, Cedar Grove (University of Delaware)

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FALL

Tito Arcos, Elizabeth (Seton Hall Univeristy)

Derya Kirca, Bellmawr (Rutgers University)

Michelle Losey, Piscataway (Monmouth University)

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2010 PRODUCTION LIST

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FEATURES

1. “A Happy Ending” (SeeLevel Productions) starring Shawn Woten, Gabriela Hersham, Lou Martini Jr. and Andrew Matamoros, written and directed by Ross Hockrow – Atlantic City, January, February

2. “Close-Up” (Cruz Control Pictures) starring Alan Ruck, Shaun Paul Costello, Valentina Mohle and Ryan Dunn, written and directed by Jose E. Cruz Jr – Deptford Twp., January

3. “Humdinger” (Willie B Pictures) starring David Moscow, Bree Michael Warner, Kaves and Vinny Vella, written, produced and directed by William Heins – Nutley, January

4. “Life! Camera Action...” (Dot And Feather Entertainment) starring Dipi Mehta, Shaheed K. Woods, Noor Naghmi and John Cran, written by Rohit Gupta and Amanda Sodhi, directed by Rohit Gupta – Jersey City, January

5. “Non Compos Mentis” (DGW Films) starring Keith Collins, Gary Garver, Theresa Galeani and Rick Borgia, written, produced and directed by Geraldine Winters – Harding Twp. Madison, January, February

6. “Torture Chamber” (LD Media) starring Vincent Pastore, Christie Sanford, Lynn Lowry, Al Sapienza and Ron Millkie, produced by Dante Tomaselli and Milka Stansic, written and directed by Dante Tomaselli – Paterson, Ogdensburg, Plainfield, January, February

7. “Someday Melissa” (Good For You) starring Andrew Avrin, Bill Avrin, Judy Avrin and Kelly Byram, produced by Judy Avrin and Danna Markson, directed by Jeffrey Cobelli – Pine Brook, January

8. “Strangers” (Curbside Films) directed by Siddharth Anand – Jersey City, Fort Lee, January

9. “Chlorine” (Copper Canyon, LLC) starring Kyra Sedgwick, Vincent D’Onofrio, Tom Sizemore and Elisabeth Rohm, written by Jay Alaimo and Matt Fiorello, produced by Jay Alaimo, Christopher Beatty and Robert L Beatty, directed by Jay Alaimo - Madison, Wayne, January

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10. “Visions of Yvette” (Pierre Films LLC) starring Jenna K. Figueroa, Kevin Eugene Franklin, Gary Gustin and James Rogy, written by Patrick Pierre, produced by Patrick Pierre and Brian Watson, directed by Patrick Pierre – Atlantic City, Trenton, January, February

11. “The Bleeding” (Reno Pictures) starring Alexandra Chando, Patrick Breen, Betsy Aidem and Charlie Hewson, written by Phillip Gelatt, produced by Will Battersby, Per Melita and Tory Tunnell, directed by Philip Gelatt – Harding Twp, February

12. “Freestyle Love” (Dream Boy Vision Productions) directed by Maurice Paramore – Burlington City, Burlington Twp., Willingboro, February, March, April, May, June

13. “God’s Land” (Vindaloo-Philm-Wallah) starring Jodi Lin, Shing Ka, Matthew Chiu and Wayne Chang, produced by Shing Ka and Jeremiah Kipp, written and directed by Preston Miller – North Wildwood City, February

14. “Rob at Your Own Convenience” (Chris and Steve Entertainment Productions) – Wallington, Bayonne, February

15. “Terror at Ten Acres” (Graffiti Playhouse Productions) – Galloway Twp., Somers Point, February

16. “The Long Way Home” (Savior Productions) written by Anthony Picone and Michael Picone – Hoboken, Little Falls, March, April, May, June, July, August, September

17. “Akkarakazhchakal: The Movie” (Infamous Coconuts) written by Ajayan Venugopalan, directed by Abi Varghese and Ajayan Venugopalan – Englewood, Edison, North Brunswick, March, April, May, June

18. “Bellvm” (DB Productions) directed by Dylan Benson – Perth Amboy, Old Bridge, March

19. “Moment of Truth: The Andy Meyers Story” (Fallen Dog Films) starring D.M. Atlas, Steven Canfield Crowley, Zach Gauss and Rick Haymes, written, produced and directed by Steven Crowley – Nutley, Asbury Park, March, April

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20. “Nicky Newark” (Feenix Films) starring Jeanine Bartel, Kate A. McGrath and Nick DeMatteo, written, produced and directed by David LaRosa – Newark, Orange, Union City, Paterson, March, April

21. “Red” (Cooper Productions) – Newark, Kearny, Elizabeth, Linden, March

22. “The Sickness” (SaintSinner Productions) written and directed by Brandon E. Brooks – Vineland, Salem, March, April, May

23. “After the Wizard” (Prefect Studios) starring Peter Mark Richman, Loren Lester, Jordan Van Vranken and Orien Richman, produced by Lance Frank and Blake Phillips, written and directed by Hugh Gross – April, Jersey City

24. “The Briefcase” (Alternate Ending Studios) starring Kip Pardue, Vincent Pastore, Josh Alexander and Nashawn Kearse,, produced by Zach Hagen, written, produced and directed by Jason Krawczyk – Galloway Township, Northfield, Port Republic, April, May

25. “Calendar Girl” (Calendar Girl LLC) starring Corbin Bernsen, Gilbert Gottfried, Jerry Blavet and Brian O’ Halloran, written by Faith Brody, produced, written and directed by Derek Lindeman – Bellmawr, Runnemeade, Washington Twp., April, May, June

26. “The Reunion” (ADP Films) starring Kirk Ponton, Michael Chase Toretto, Ronnie Armani and Raine Brown, written, produced and directed by Jeff Stewart – Wrightstown, Trenton, Ewing, Hamilton, Lawrence, April, May, July, August, November

27. “The Rude, the Mad and the Funny” (Wonderdog Entertainment) starring Arthur Wahlberg, John Brandi, Ned Scannel and Susan Garibotto, written by David J. Garfield and Susan Garibotto, produced and directed by David J. Garfield – Atlantic City, April

28. “Walk the Dream” (Tarantula Shampoo Productions) starring Joshua Wink, Sara Klem, Dan Petracca and Joshua VanBuskirk, produced by Brett Benson, Aaron J. Meredith, Holly Nickeson and Tim Schroth, written and directed by Joshua Wink – Bloomfield, Chatham, Washington, April, August

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29. “Bon Jovi: The Circle Tour” (Epix) starring Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, David Bryan and Tico Torres, produced by Michael A. Blum and John Rubey, directed by Anthony M Bongiovi – East Rutherford, May

30. “Hunting Season” (IndieFilms LLC) starring Thomas Hanley, Jacqueline Brooks, Michael Sorvino, Helen Bentley and Nick Mahoney, written by John Bale, produced and directed by Tom Balsamides – Edgewater, Cliffside Park, Montvale, May, June

31. “Movie 43" (GreenStreet Films) starring Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber, directed by Will Graham, May

32. “Life’s A Bitch...And Then You Die!” directed by Matt Strickland – Red Bank, Holmdel, June, July, August

33. “The House at 831" (Troy Burbank Films) directed by Troy Burbank – Middletown Twp., June, July, August

34. “House of White Spiders” (The Blue Bottle Company) starring William Rivera, Melissa Erhart, Beth Hoffman and Don Thoenig, written, produced and directed by Gregg Taylor

35. “The Talk Man” (Neboya Films) starring Christina Bennett Lind, Amelia Campbell, Louis Zorich and Paul Benjamin, written by Gene Gallerano and Christina Bennett Lind, produced by Marcarthur Baralla, Gene Gallerano, Christina Bennett Lind and Brian Patrick Murphy, directed by Gene Gallerano – South Orange, June

36. “BENNY Go Home” (Mighty Entertainment) starring Patrick Quinn, Adam J. Freeman, Bobby Vigeant and Bill Mootos, produced by Chris Beaton and Patrick Quinn, written and directed by Patrick Quinn – Seaside Heights, July

37. “Carl: The Movie” (Factory Movie LLC) starring Ken Avery, Kyle Bickley, L. Rhian Bickley and Loren Boyer, written and directed by Harvey Benschoter – Glassboro, July

38. “Deep Into The Rabbit Hole” (THR Productions) directed by Pete Jacelone – Randolph, July, August

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39. “The Ideal” (PoCu Films) starring Dennis Brito, Kristen Brancaccio, Ivan Perez and John Dean, written by Rivka Rappoport, produced and directed by Wes Tomasz Ciesla – Teaneck, July

40. “Not Waving But Drowning” (White Horse Pictures) starring Vanessa Ray, Megan Guinan, Lynn Cohen and Scott Bryce, produced by Nicole Emanuele, written and directed by Devyn Waitt – Jersey City, Summit, July

41. “One for the Money” (Lakeshore Entertainment) starring Katherine Heigl, John Leguizamo, Jason O’Mara and Daniel Sunjata, written by Kirsten Smith and Stacy Sherman, directed by Julie Anne Robinson – Trenton, July

42. “Psycho-Path: Mania” (DGW Films) starring Jason Prager, Keith Collins, Bobby Max and Sophia Sassoon, written, produced and directed by Geraldine Winters – Hackensack, Newark, July, August

43. “Archaeology of a Woman” (Emerald Pictures) starring Sally Kirkland, James Murtaugh, Karl Geary and Maggie Wagner, written, produced and directed by Sharon Greytak – Ortley Beach, August

44. “Billy’s Cult” (Jaunted Productions) starring Debbie Rochon, Lou Martini Jr., Susan Campanaro and Donovan Kern, written by Michael P. Lucas, produced by Derrick Hammond, Collin Miller and Eric Meyers, directed by Michael P. Lucas – Carney’s Point, Gibbsboro, Penns Grove, Paulsboro, Atlantic City, Pennsauken, Harrison, Bridgeton, Lawrence Twp., Elk Twp., Swedesboro, East Greenwich, August, September

45. “Blaming George Romero” (Narrow Bridge Films) starring Samuel Platizky, Robert Lise, Loarina Gonzalez and Dan Gregory, written by Samuel Platizky, produced by Samuel Platizky and Brad Resnick, directed by Robert Lise – Bayonne, Jersey City, August, September, October

46. “The Great Fight” (Justice For All Productions) starring Joyce DeWitt, Charles Durning, Martin Kove, Jackie Martling and Robert Loggia, written and produced by Ken Del Vecchio, directed by Sherri Kauk – Hawthorne, Hoboken, September

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47. “Mama Rosh” (Motu Films) produced by Lucas Joaquin – Stockton, Fairfield, September

48. “Win Win” (Fox Searchlight) starring Paul Giamatti, Amy Ryan, Jeffrey Tambor and Bobby Cannavale, written by Thomas McCarthy, produced by Lisa Maria Falcone, Michael London and Mary Jane Skalski, directed by Thomas McCarthy – New Providence, September

49. “For Colored Girls” (Lionsgate) starring Janet Jackson, Anika Noni Rose, Whoopi Goldberg and Kimberly Elise, written, produced and directed by Tyler Perry – Jersey City, May

50. “We Are The Hartmans” (Kaid Media) starring Ben Curtis, Jennifer Restivo, Richard Chamberlain and Jonah Spear, written by Kate Kirtz and Peter Brash, produced by Laura Newman, Cielito Pascual, Blayne K. Ross and Jonah Spear, directed by Laura Newman – Jersey City, August

51. “The Art of Theatrical Ushery” (TBS LLC) written and directed by Ronnell Chambers – Atlantic City, Galloway, Hammonton, September, October, December

52. “Episode 50" (Bleiberg Entertainment) starring Josh Folan, Chris Perry, Natalie Wetta and Keithen Hergott, produced by Ehud Bleiberg and Ian Holt, written and directed by Tess Smalley and Joe Smalley – Ridgewood, October

53. “Goat” (Padrino Productions) starring Ja Rule, Armand Assante, William DeMeo and Ice-T, produced by Robyn K. Bennett, Paul Borghese and William DeMeo, written and directed by Paul Borghese – Garfield, October

54. “Down The Road” (Team Spontaneous) starring Jen Dance, Shaun Paul Costello, David J. Bonner, Chelsey Garner, Clint Howard and Nikki Bell, produced by Jason Christopher, Roy Koriakin and Deven Lobascio, written and directed by Jason Christopher – Laurel Springs, Winslow Twp., Franklin Twp., Alloway Twp., Glassboro, November

55. “Junction” (Choice Films) starring David Zayas, Michael O’Keefe, Anthony Rapp and Peter Aguero, produced by Tony Glazer, Roy McDonald and Pat Patterson, written and directed by Tony Glazer – Fort Lee, November, December

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56. “Kodachrome: The Film” (Mosca Film) – Elmer, Salem, November

57. “Lunan” (Bordentown Films) starring Vincent DiCostanzo and Stefanie Londino, written, produced and directed by Joseph J. Greenberg – Bordentown, Florence Twp., Mansfield Twp., October, November, December

58. “The Broken Tower” (Kadlec Films) starring James Franco, Michael Shannon, Stacy Miller and Vince Jolivette, written, produced and directed by James Franco – Morristown, Bedminster, Bernards Twp., November

59. “Wanderlust” (Apatow Productions) starring Paul Rudd, Jennifer Aniston, Justin Theroux and Malin Akerman, written by David Wain and Ken Marino, produced by Judd Apatow, Ken Marino, Paul Rudd and David Wain, directed by David Wain – Hoboken, North Bergen, Union City, Weehawken, November

60. “Crimson Tear” (Amnesia Films LLC) starring Lydia Hearst, Luke Bracey, Reed Thompson and Theodora Greece, written by Chris Robert, produced by Clay Pecorin, Chris Robert and Ric Smith, directed by Bill Birrell – Glassboro, Maple Shade, Mount Laurel, Cherry Hill, December

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TELEFILMS/MINI-SERIES

1. “Too Big To Fail” (HBO) starring James Woods, John Heard and William Hurt, written by Peter Gould and Andrew Ross Sorkin, produced by Ezra Swerdlow, directed by Curtis Hanson – Union Twp., November

2. “1916 Seachtar Na Casca” (Abu Media/TG4) Irish television mini-series starring Roy Mullin, Tadhg Murphy and Sean T.O’Meallaign, written by Aindrias O’Cathasaigh, produced by Pierce Boyce, directed by Daithi Keane – Elizabeth, June

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TELEVISION SERIES AND SPECIALS

1. “Restaurant Ghosts” - Pilot (Jarrett Creative Group) – Ho- Ho-Kus, January

2. “Home Shopping Network” (HSN Interactive LLC) – Secaucus, January

3. “Destination Design” (HGTV) – Maplewood, January

4. “Teen Cribs” (New Remote Productions, Inc./MTV) - Oldwick, Franklin Lakes, January

5. “Hometown Humor: From A to Z” (HTTV Network) hosted by Dan Baer and Fred Honold – Westfield, January

6. “The Ghost Chicks” (John Orrichio Films LLC) – Clinton, January

7. “Clean House” (Style Network) hosted by Trish Suhr – Wayne, January

8. “Construction Intervention” (Discovery Channel) – Rutherford, January

9. “Egg Harbor Township 300th Anniversary” documentary produced by Lunn Wood – Egg Harbor City, Egg Harbor Twp., Little Egg Harbor, January, February

10. “Home Rules” (Leopard Films) starring Fran Harris – West New York, Middletown Twp., South Orange, Franklin Twp., January, February, March, April

11. “Law And Order: Special Victims Unit”(NBC Universal) starring Christopher Meloni, Mariska Hargitay, Richard Belzer, Dann Florek, Ice-T and B.D. Wong, created by Dick Wolf – North Bergen, January, February, March, April, August

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12. “Mercy” (NBC) starring Taylor Schilling, Michelle Trachtenberg, Jaime Lee Kirchner, James Tupper, Diego Klattenhoff, James LeGros, Guillermo Diaz, James Van Der Beek, Kate Mulgrew, Mary Stuart Masterson and Peter Gerety, created by Liz Heldens, produced by Jim Bigwood and Matt Ward – Secaucus, Hoboken, Cranford, Newark, West Orange, Jersey City, Kearny, Union City, Paterson, Lyndhurst, Passaic, January, February, March, April

13. “House of Glam” (Left Right Productions) starring Brandi Simpkins – Englewood, Long Branch, Hackensack, Ridgewood, January, February, April, June, July

14. “Hot Stove” (MLB Network) hosted by Matt Vasgersian – January, February, September, October, November

15. “Antiques Roadshow” (PBS) – Atlantic City, Millville, February

16. “60 Minutes” (CBS) – Jersey City, February

17. “Undercover Boss” (CBS) – Camden, February

18. “Saturday Night Live” (NBC) – Demarest, February

19. “What’s Cooking?” (NBC-40) – Hamilton Twp., February

20. “High School Sports Desk” (MSG) – Chatham, February

21. “Lights Out” (FX Network) starring Holt McCallany, Stacy Keach and Catherine McCormack, created by Justin Zackham – Bayonne, February

22. “UEFA Champions League Special” (ITV) – Harrison, East Rutherford, February

23. “Coyote” (Zazou Productions) – Jersey City, Weehawken, February

24. “All Worked Up - Party Bus” (RDF Media) – Atlantic City, February

25. “My First Place” (HGTV) – Haddon Heights, February

26. “My Fair Wedding” (Pilgrim Film & Television Inc.) produced by Katherine Temple – Newark, February

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27. “Bridal Bootcamp” (Leftfield Pictures) – Branchville, February, March

28. “Jersey Waterfront” (Time Warner) – Fort Lee, February, March

29. “Law And Order: Criminal Intent” (NBC) starring Kathryn Erbe and Vincent D’Onofrio, created by Dick Wolf – Jersey City, North Bergen, February, March

30. “Ghost Hunters” (Ghost Hunter Productions) – Mine Hill Twp., Washington Twp., Oxford, February, May, June

31. “Brick City” (Sundance Channel) starring Cory Booker, produced by Forest Whitaker, directed by Marc Levin and Mark Benjamin – Newark, Trenton, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September

32. “Outreach Partner of the Week” (MSG Varsity) – Chatham, March

33. “True Life” (Bandito Films/MTV Networks) - Toms River, March

34. “Curiosity: The Questions of Our Lives” (Discovery Channel) – Atlantic City, March

35. “Extreme Clean” (A&E) – Little Falls, Wayne, March

36. “Law & Order” (NBC) starring Jeremy Sisto, Anthony Anderson, S. Epatha Merkerson, Linus Roache, Sam Waterston and Alana De La Garza, created by Dick Wolf – Fort Lee, March

37. “The Marriage Ref” (NBC) – Fair Lawn, March

38. “UFC 111" (Zuffa Entertainment) – Newark, March

39. “10 Grand in Your Hand” (Jay TV/DIY Network) starring John DeSilvia – Manalapan Twp., Morris Plains, March

40. “Mysterious World” (Discovery Channel) – Jersey City, March

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41. “On The Job” (Workplace Docs, Inc.) – South Plainfield, Clark, March

42. “Open House NYC” (LXTV)– Bridgewater, March

43. “Design Star” (HGTV) starring Donald Trump Jr. – Jersey City, March

44. “Battle On the Block” (Left Right Inc.) Produced by Lauren Jackson – Hoboken, Jersey City, Eatontown, March

45. “John Roberts” - Pilot (Remote Productions) – Woodbridge, March

46. “Tempo Final” (Dream Play Productions LLC) produced by Yuri Alves – Lyndhurst, Newark, March, April, May

47. “The Faithful Traveler” (ETWN) Franklin Twp., Newark, March, May

48. “Jersey Couture” (Oxygen Media/Magilla Entertainment Company) starring Anthony Scali, Kimberly Gambale and Christina Scali – Freehold Boro, Freehold Twp., Red Bank, March, April, May, June

49. “Cake Boss” (High Noon Entertainment/TLC) starring Buddy Valastro – Hoboken, Newark, West Orange, Atlantic Highlands, East Hanover, Clifton, Secaucus, February, March, April, August, September

50. “Man Caves” (DIY) hosted by Jason Cameron – Old Bridge, Shrewsbury, Hoboken, Roselle Park, Paramus, Oradell, Berkeley Twp., Rahway, Bloomfield, March, April, May, September, October, November

51. “World’s Strictest Parents” (Shed Media/Country Music Television) - Forked River, Rochelle Park, Runnemede, March, August

52. “Today Show” (NBC) – Long Beach, Branchburg, March, December

53. “Biography: Donald Trump” (Flash Rock Films/A&E) produced by Veronica Garibay – Atlantic City, April

54. “Third Wheel” (BET) – Belmar, April

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55. “Toddlers & Tiaras” (Authentic Entertainment/Discovery Channel) – Toms River, Seaside Heights, April

56. “Earth Flight” (John Downer Productions/BBC) – Jersey City, April

57. “NJ Discover: Wedding Road Show” (Monmouth County Cable) – Egg Harbor Twp., Ship Bottom, Tuckerton, April

58. “If You Really Knew Me” (MTV Network) – Mount Holly, April

59. “Outlaw” - Pilot (NBC) starring Jimmy Smits, Carly Pope and David Ramsay, created by John Eisendrath – Atlantic City, April

60. “Pig Man: The Series” (Quacamolé Multimedia/The Sportsman Channel) starring Brian Quaca – Fredon, April

61. “Sci-Fi Science: Physics of the Impossible” (ITV) – Seaside Heights, Jersey City, April

62. “Searching For...” Pilot (OWN) starring Pam Slaton, produced by Stuart Krasnow – Lumberton, April, September, October

63. “Louie” (FX) starring Louis C.K., Hadley Delany, Nick DiPaolo, created by Louis C.K. - Lakewood, April

64. “Rescue Me” (FX) starring Denis Leary, Michael Lombardi, Steven Pasquale and Andrea Roth, created by Denis Leary and Peter Tolan – Palisades Interstate Park, April

65. “WWE RAW” (WWE) hosted by Will Forte, Kristen Wiig and Ryan Phillipe – East Rutherford, April

66. “Black History: Building A Legacy in South Jersey” (WMGM) – Absecon, Atlantic City, Linwood, April, May

67. “Cooking on the Block with Ellie Espo” (Long Shot Productions) – Caldwell, April, May

68. “Boss of the Boardwalk” (WMGM-TV) produced by Dan Good and Michael Clark – Atlantic City, Margate, Ventnor, Hammonton, Linwood, April, May, June

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69. “Honey Child” (Evolve Inc.) produced by Zypher Williams – Ridgewood, April, May, June

70. “Real Housewives of New Jersey” (Siren Media/BRAVO) starring Teresa Giudice, Jacqueline Laurita, Caroline Manzo, Danielle Staub and Dina Manzo, created by Scott R. Dunlap – Franklin Lakes, Hoboken, Montville, Paterson, Wayne, April, May, June, July, August, September

71. “Taking on Tyson” (Animal Planet) starring Mike Tyson, Junie Romo and Rickie Roman – Hoboken, Jersey City, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November

72. “House Hunters” (HGTV) – Collingswood, May

73. “Talk Philly at Noon” (CBS3 News) hosted by Doug Kamerer – Evesham, May

74. “Threads” (NJN) - Fort Lee, May

75. “The Haney Project” (Golf Channel) starring Hank Haney and Rush Limbaugh – Jersey City, May

76. “NJN Hispanic Youth Showcase 2010" (NJN) – Newark, May

77. “The Scenic Route” (Ovation TV) – Jersey City, May

78. “As The World Turns” (CBS) starring Maura West, Michael Park, Roger Howarth, Terri Conn and Marie Wilson – Hanover Twp., May

79. “Dogs 101" (Animal Planet) – Cape May, May

80. “Abusers” (Harris Outerbridge Productions) produced by Albert Harris Jr. – Trenton, Paterson, May

81. “Celebrity Ghost Stories” (Jarrett Creative Group/Biography Channel) – Hoboken, May

82. “A New Jersey” (Republican Governor’s Association) – East Rutherford, Newark, Trenton, Woodbridge, May, June

83. “Bodies of Work” (Without Limits Productions) produced by Jorge C. Perez – Edgewater, Hoboken, West New York, May, June

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84. “Don’t Sweat It” (Notional, LLC/HGTV) – Madison, Bloomfield, North Caldwell, May, June

85. “One Life To Live” (ABC) starring Michael Easton, Kristen Alderson, Kassie Wesley DePaiva, John-Paul Lavoisier and Melissa Archer, created by Agnes Nixon – Princeton Boro, Princeton Twp., Hopewell, May, June

86. “Black in America: Almighty Debt” (CNN) hosted by Soledad O’Brien – Plainsboro, Franklin, May, June, July, August

87. “Life on Barnegat Bay” (Ocean TV-20) – Ocean Twp., May, June, July, August

88. “Jersey Shore” (MTV) starring Jenni Farley, Vinny Guadagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, Nicole Polizzi, Mike Sorrentino, DJ Pauly D and Sammi Giancola – Seaside Heights, Seaside Park, Toms River, May, June, July, August, September

89. “High School Weight Loss Show” (3 Ball Productions) – Egg Harbor, May, June, July, August, September

90. “My Big Friggin’ Wedding” (495 Productions/VH1)- Egg Harbor Township, Somers Point City, Elmwood Park Boro, Englewood, Wood-Ridge, Belmar, Seaside Heights, Toms River Township, Paterson, May, June, July, August, September

91. “What Would You Do?” (ABC) produced by Michael Kim – Burlington Twp., Little Falls, Montclair, Saddle Brook, Hoboken, Bloomfield, Englewood, Livingston, Westfield, May, July, August, September, October, November, December

92. “Millionaire Matchmaker” (Intuitive Entertainment/Bravo) starring Destin Pfaff, Patti Stanger and Rachel Federoff – Atlantic City, Teterboro, June

93. “Man vs. Food” (Travel Channel) hosted by Adam Richman – Point Pleasant Beach, Seaside Park, Seaside Heights, Beach Haven, June

94. “Rising Icon” (Leroy and Morton Productions/BET) – Englewood, June

95. “Tea Time” (Cablevision) hosted by Rae Rinaldi – Oakland, June

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96. “24 Hour Restaurant Battle” (Food Network) – Montville, June

97. “Entrepreneur Expose” (Long Shot Productions) – Florham Park, Hackettstown, June

98. “MTV News” (MTV) – Newark, June

99. “Wishful Drinking” (World Of Wonder/HBO) starring and written by Carrie Fisher, produced and directed by Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato – South Orange, June

100. “Celebrity Apprentice” (NBC) starring Donald Trump – Atlantic City, June

101. “Bar Rehab” (SpikeTV) – Montclair, June

102. “Friend Zone” (MTV)– Perth Amboy, Asbury Park, Red Bank, Old Bridge, June, July

103. “Espresso Anyone?” (Powder Day Productions) produced by Stephen Felt – Evesham, Maple Shade, Mount Holly, June, July

104. “Angelica 3" (Angelica Aquaria Productions) – Montclair, Jersey City, June, July

105. “Property Virgins” (Cineflex/HGTV) – Oakland, Maple Shade, Princeton Township, June, July, September

106. “Jerseylicious” (Endemol/Style Network) starring Gayle Giacomo, Christy Pereira and Tracy Dimarco – Cape May, Verona, Pennington, Randolph, Englewood, Seaside Heights, Hoboken, Greenbrook, June, July, August, September, October, November

107. “Good Morning America” (ABC News) featuring Dr. Richard Besser – Barnegat Light, July

108. “Food Wars” (Sharp Entertainment/Travel Channel) starring Camille Ford – East Hanover, Tenafly, July

109. “The Devil You Know” (Make Believe Media/E1 Entertainment/W Network) – Fort Lee, Englewood Cliffs, July

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110. “Sunny Side Up - Chica’s Day at the Beach” (PBS Sprout) – Avalon, July

111. “What’s Cooking” (WMGM-NBC 40) – Ocean City, July

112. “The Godfather of New Jersey” (Long Shot Productions) – East Hanover, July

113. “Great Weekends” (Travel Channel) starring Samantha Brown – Red Bank, July

114. “I Want My Wedding” (MTV Networks) produced by Jim O’Donnell – Jersey City, Matawan, July

115. “Real Housewives of New Jersey Reunion” (Siren Media) – East Hanover, Atlantic City, July

116. “Backyard BBQ” (CBS3) – Carneys Point, July

117. “JFK: The Making of Modern Politics” (IWC Media) – Cranford, Jersey City, Hasbrouck Heights, July

118. “Moving In” (Leftfield Pictures/MTV Networks) – Manalapan, July

119. “Our House” (New Remote Productions/MTV) – Summit, Millburn, July

120. “Top Gear” (BBC) – Liberty State Park, July

121. “Who the Bleep Did I Marry?” (Siren Media/Investigation Discovery Network) – Fort Lee, July

122. “Charity Endurance Race” (Discovery Channel UK) – Liberty State Park, July

123. “Wise Guys” - Pilot (Careccio Films) produced by Jerry Careccio – Hoboken, Cliffside Park, Jersey City, July, August

124. “Food Feuds” (Food Network) starring Michael Symon – Hackensack, Montclair, Jersey City, July, August

125. “Single Parenthood” (Long Shot Productions) – Newark, New Brunswick, Belmar, Branchburg, Vernon, July, August

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126. “Chef Kitchen” (Rivr Media) produced by Angie Jedlicka – Franklin Twp., July, August, September, October

127. “Brad Meltzer’s Decoded” (Go-Go Lucky Productions) – Jersey City, July, August

128. “What’s Eating You” (3 Ball Productions/E! Entertainment Television)– Lincroft, July, August

129. “Design Squad” (WGBH/PBS) – Franklin Lakes, July, August

130. “Black In America: Churched” (CNN) – Franklin Twp., July, August

131. “Hard Knocks” (HBO) – East Rutherford, Florham Park, July, August, September

132. “NJ Fresh” (NJN) – Frankford, Collingswood, July, August, September

133. “It’s Me or the Dog” (Smus, Inc.) starring Victoria Stilwell and Mocean Melvin – Hoboken, Secaucus, July, September

134. “Stalked” (Atlas Media Corporation/Investigation Discovery Network) hosted by Dr. Michelle Ward – Sparta, July, December

135. “ABC News” (ABC) - Hoboken, August

136. “Selling New York” (JD Productions) – Trenton, August

137. “Welcome to the Family” (Kirkstall Road Enterprises) - Shamong Twp., August

138. “House Hunters International” (HGTV) – Madison, August

139. “Story Time” (Dancers Point Films)- Springfield, August

140. “From Bouncing Ball to Concert Hall” (Vongole Films) produced by Allen Herman – Hoboken, Trenton, August

141. “WWE Raw” (WWE) featuring John Cena – Wildwood, August

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142. “Onion News Network” (The Onion) starring Todd Alan Crain, Jill Dobson and Brian Huskey, directed by JJ Adler and Will Graham – Newark, August

143. “George to the Rescue” (WNBC-TV) hosted by George Oliphant – Seaside Heights, August

144. “Kevin Smith: Too Fat For 40!” (View Askew) – Red Bank, August

145. “American Idol” (American Idol Productions/FOX) – Hoboken, August

146. “Fatal Attractions” (Animal Planet) – Jackson Twp., August

147. “Jersey Shore Aftershow” (MTV Networks) – Seaside Heights, August

148. CBS Sunday Morning (CBS) – Rumson, August

149. “Growing a Greener World” (The Joe Gardener Company) – Pennington, August

150. “Dateline NBC” (NBC Universal) – East Rutherford, August

151. “Stress Free Cooking” (NJN) – Frankfort, August

152. “Best In Smoke” (High Noon Entertainment/Food Network) starring Brian Caswell – Liberty State Park, August

153. “School Safety” (Atlantic Ocean Productions) – Northfield, August

154. “Atlantic City Casino Workers” (Sirens Media) – Atlantic City, August

155. “Extreme Infestations” (Darlow Smithson Productions) – East Brunswick, August

156. “Green Matters In Manalapan” (Manalapan Environmental Commission) – Manalapan, August, September

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157. “Meet the In-Laws” (CMT Network) produced by Katherine Temple – Shamong, East Windsor, Woodbridge, Little Silver, Manasquan, Point Pleasant Beach, Toms River, Totowa, Monmouth Junction, East Brunswick, August, September, October, November, December

158. “Duckumentary” – Cape May, September

159. “Restaurant: Impossible” (Food Network) – Jersey City, Palmyra, September

160. “Hidden Potential” (Leopard Films USA/HGTV) – South Orange, August, September

161. “AMA Superbike Championship” (Motors TV) – Millville, September

162. “The Wendy Williams Show” (FOX) – Asbury Park, September

163. “Eat St.” (Paperny Films/Cooking Channel) produced by Lori Lozinsky – Hoboken, September

164. “The Oprah Winfrey Show” (Harpo Productions/ABC) – Newark, Trenton, September

165. “Off Shore OPA” (Fluid Media, LLC) – Atlantic City, September

166. “Foodography” (DIY Network) hosted by Mo Rocca – Caldwell, September

167. “9 By Design” (Left/Right Films/Bravo) starring Bellamy Novogratz, Breaker Novogratz and Cortney Novogratz – Wayne, September

168. “Diva Dawn Marie Show” – Rahway, September

169. “Meet The Flyers” (Comcast Sportsnet) hosted by Gregg Murphy, Keith Jones and Steve Coates – Voorhees Twp., September

170. “Operation: Prom” (Galler Garrigal Productions, LLC) produced by Justin Galler – Franklin Twp., September

171. “I (Almost) Got Away With It” (Indigo Films) – Atlantic City, September

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172. “The Best Half” (Pan Desi TV) – New Brunswick, September

173. “On the Wings of Glory” (Mistress Creative) – Camden, September

174. “Swords: Life on the Line” (Discovery Channel) – Barnegat Light, September

175. “Transit Chapters” (MSG) – Long Branch, Belmar, September

176. Untitled ‘Jersey Shore’ Pauly D Spinoff (MTV) – Seaside Heights, September

177. “Appetite For Life” (MSN) – East Rutherford, Atlantic City, September, October

178. “Spotlight on Education” (Home Town Television) – Millburn, September, October

179. “Four Weddings” (TLC) – Hamilton, Plumstead Twp., West Orange, September, October

180. “Garden State Adventures” (NBC) – Montague, Sussex, September, October

181. “MSG Varsity” (MSG Variety) – Roxbury, Chatham, March, October

182. “Live to Dance” (CBS) starring Paula Abdul – Liberty State Park, October

183. “Curtain Call with David Spatz” (Atlantic Coast Productions, LLC) produced by Jake Glassey Jr. – Northfield, October

184. “The Next Great Baker” (TLC) starring Buddy Valastro – Hoboken, Jersey City, September, October

185. “Single Mom’s Club” (Authentic Entertainment, LLC) – Short Hills, October

186. “Cheer” (Milojo Productions) - Kenilworth, October

187. “America’s Most Wanted” (STF productions Inc./FOX) – Morristown, October

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188. “The Apprentice” (NBC) starring Donald Trump – Teterboro, October

189. “Staten Island Cakes” (Nancy Glass Productions) starring Vinny Buzzetta – Atlantic City, October

190. “The Conservatory” (Public Access) – Clifton, September, October, November

191. “Kitchen Nightmares” (Upper Ground Enterprises/FOX) starring Gordon Ramsey – Carlstadt, Newark, Harrison, Montclair, Kearny, Ocean Township, Plainfield, Ridgewood, Wayne, October, November

192. “Supernanny” (Ricochet Television/Shed Media/ABC) starring Jo Frost – Berkeley Twp., October, November

193. “My Little Superstar” (Nancy Glass Productions) – Millstone Township, West Long Branch, Fair Haven, Linwood, October, November

194. “Making It Happen” (Pan Desi TV) hosted by Vimal – October, November, Piscataway

195. “Who Do You Think You Are?” (Shed Media USA/NBC) starring Rosie O’Donnell – Camden, Jersey City, Secaucus, Trenton, November

196. “The Rachael Ray Show” (ABC) – starring Rachael Ray - Jersey City, November

197. “The Glam Fairy” (Style Network) starring Alexa Prisco – Green Brook, Hoboken, November, December

198. “Dear Genevieve” (Leopard Films USA/HGTV) – Weehawken, Bloomfield, November, December

199. “Best Christmas Decorated Homes” (Comcast) produced by Pat O’Melia – Jersey City, December

200. “The Power of the Governor” (NJN) – Trenton, December

201. “Salute to the Golden Age of American Skating” (NBC)– Atlantic City, December

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202. “Hidden Agenda - Honey, Please!” (GSN) – Norwood, December

203. “Fortune Sellers” (True Entertainment/TruTV) – Stafford Twp., December

204. “Sunny Side Up – Home for the Holidays” (PBS Kids Sprout) – Mount Laurel, December

205. “Social” (Wealth TV) – Franklin Lakes, December

206. “Street Court” (Strand Creative Group) – Hoboken, December

207. “The College Life” (Pan Desi TV) – New Brunswick, Edison, December

208. “America Revealed” (PBS) – Newark, December

209. “Classroom Close-Up” (NJN)– New Milford, Jackson, Salem, Tenafly, recurring series

210. “Neighbor to Neighbor” hosted by Paul Gaffney – West Long Branch, recurring series

211. “Beyond the Beach” (LBITV) produced by Michael Paul – Long Beach Island, recurring series

212. “Crime Watch” (Channel 77) – Paterson, recurring series

213. “Public Voice Salon” (Cablevision) hosted by John Bredin – Hoboken, recurring series

214. “MLB Tonight” (MLB Network) hosted by Harold Reynolds and Al Leiter – recurring series

215. “Dandana Magazine” (Dandana TV) starring Dania Deri – Rochelle Park, recurring series

216. “Making It Happen” (Pan Desi) – Piscataway, recurring series

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MUSIC VIDEOS

1. “Too Late Now”/Matt Hayden (Shore Films) – Cape May Point, January

2. “Choose Life”/Laurie Collins, directed by Kevin Delaney – Point Pleasant Beach, January

3. “Gangsta”/Maino (Chopper City Music) – Newark, January

4. “Spectacular”/Kiely Williams – Irvington, January

5. “Gotta Let Them Know”/Hakin Green with Rell, directed by Sal Irizarry – East Orange, Newark

6. “There’s My Life” (9 Lives Entertainment) – Newark, March

7. “Just Live Now”/Jason Mento – Estell Manor, March

8. “Yellowflash” – Trenton, April

9. “Cuando Me Enamoro”/Enrique Iglesias – Jersey City, April

10. “Who’s Gonna Save My Soul”/Gnarls Barkley (Radical Media) – Ridgewood, April

11. “Newark State of Mind”/Reel People (3 Knights Media) – Newark, May

12. “Panty Droppin’”/Scotty Cranmer – Jackson, Toms River, May

13. “I’m Not Afraid”/Eminem – Newark, May

14. “Stone Throw”/Melaena Cadiz (Forgotten Sundays Film) – Montville, June

15. Fujisankei music video – Jersey City, June

16. “Jersey Girl”/Antonella Barba, produced by Dan Mackenzie – Point Pleasant Beach, June

17. “Long Story Short”/Jackson Harris (Hanson Productions) – Fort Lee, June

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18. “Jersey Nights”/J&P, produced by Jakob Hawkins – Belmar, July

19. “Machine”/Apathy (Long Shot Productions) produced by Lisa Latino – Hoboken, July

20. “Pucci On My Body”/Sonyae Elise – Newark, July

21. “Shout Outs”/Sonyae Elise – Newark, July

22. “Don’t Stop Dancing”/Kaskade – Fort Lee, August

23. “Hood Pride”/Capone-N-Noreaga featuring Faith Evans – Paterson, August

24. “I Shouldn’t”/April Evans – Woodland Park, September

25. “Hot Mess”/Chromeo – Paterson, October

26. “I Love It”/Lou Gazzara – Hammonton, October

27. “Vultures”/Nicole Atkins – Neptune, October

28. “Living Proof”/The Nico Blues (Gravity Sleeps) - Lincoln Park, November

29. “Fly Away”/Marsha Ambrosious (Reboot Films) – Union City, December

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INDUSTRIAL, EDUCATIONAL, DOCUMENTARY AND SHORT FILMS

1. “Vacant” short film produced by Lakshmi Indrasimhan – North Bergen, January

2. “Thug” (DMW Productions) short film by Franklin Correa – Newark, Bloomfield, January

3. “The Closed Door” short film by Ian Voglesong – Beach Haven, Long Beach Twp., January

4. “On the Park” (Onebrainstorm) short film by Felix A. Dausend – Jersey City, January

5. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #1 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, January

6. Schering Plough/Merck industrial produced by Craig Zobel – Union Twp., January

7. “Prodigy” short film produced by Esra Saydam - Princeton, January

8. “Broken Clouds” (Dream Play Productions) short film directed by Yuri Alves – Lyndhurst, Newark, Belleville, January

9. “Whispers” (Code 3 Films) short film directed by Sam Best – Absecon, Upper Deerfield Twp., January

10. Elvis Presley’s Greatest Hits infomercial featuring Priscilla Presley – Allendale, January

11. Fire Safety industrial (HumbleTV) – Bloomfield, January

12. “Paul Merton’s Birth of Hollywood” (BBC) documentary produced by Kate Broome and directed by Paul Merton – Fort Lee, January

13. “Vampire in Union City” (Me Lu Communications Group) short film directed by Lucio Fernandez – Union City, January

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14. “An Anomaly of the Theory (Francisco Productions) short film by Jeremy Profe – Paterson, January

15. “For the Soul of a Nation” documentary short by Alex Arias – Trenton, January

16. “Awake” short film directed by Gerry Kim - Passaic, January

17. “Egg Harbor Township 300th Anniversary” documentary produced by Lynn Wood – Egg Harbor City, Egg Harbor Twp., Little Egg Harbor, January, February

18. “Father’s Day” (Willy B Pictures) short film directed by William Hines – Hampton, Walpack, January, February

19. “A Shared Place: Learning From Mustard Seed School” documentary produced by Brian Fuller – Jersey City, January, February

20. “Black Ice” short film produced by Veronica Ware, directed by Peter E. Price – Fort Lee, January, February

21. “Matt Hayden at the Merion Inn” (Shore Films) starring Matt Hayden – Swedesboro, Cape May City, Cape May Point, January, February

22. “Hockey in the USA” directed by Steve Chernowski – Millburn, Newark, Ewing, January, February, March

23. “The South Jersey Experience: Civil War Biographies” produced by the Cape May Film Society – Burlington, Cape May, Salem, January, February, March

24. “For I Have Sinned” (Jersey Sure Films) short film directed by Bill Kelly – Trenton, February

25. “Evolution of a Dad” documentary by Dana Glazer – Ridgewood, February

26. “In God We Teach” (Church & State Films, LLC) documentary by Vic Losick – Kearny, Newark, February

27. “Ice Hockey” short film by Larry Cohen – Randolph, February

28. “Terror At Ten Acres” (Grafitti Playhouse Productions) – Galloway Twp., February

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29. “Impressions” (Craig Films) short film directed by Steve Craig – Montclair, Newark, Verona, February

30. “Prism” (Crew Ryu Productions) short film directed by Stephen Silbernagel and Daniel Priore – Wayne, February

31. “Birthday Girl” short film by Dylan Steinberg – Moorestown, February

32. “Crossing Our Borders” documentary directed by Gladys Bensimon – New Brunswick, February

33. “Ink Spot On Canvas” (Cinema Verite Films) short film by Kobie Parker – Newark, February

34. “The Door” (Echo Vision Films) short film by Adam Chinoy – Mine Hill, Sandy Hook, February

35. “False Double” short film directed by Paul DiPalma – Wayne, February

36. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #2 (Bonafina Films) directed and produced by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, February

37. “Stranger Dinner” (WDK Films) short film by Michael J. Stabile – Stillwater, February

38. “The Farmer and The Horse” short film directed by Jared Flesher – Delaware Twp., Clark Twp., February

39. “IFC Media Project” (Honest Engine TV) – Plainfiled, February

40. “A Cursed Prince” short film directed by Hsiang Tseng – Hoboken, Jersey City, February

41. “Rehabilitation” (Liberty Bell Films) short film by Mark Kochanowicz – Ewing, February

42. Prieto industrial directed by Vincent Prieto – Secaucus, February

43. “The Second Bakery Attack”(Bonita Films) short film starring Kirsten Dunst, Lucas Akoskin, Brian Geraghty, directed by Carlos Cuarón – Totowa, February

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44. “The Watchers” (Two Man Crew Productions) short film directed by Sy Cody White – Hoboken, February

45. “Wrongful Revenge” (Cheerleader Productions) short film directed by Blake Taylor – Jefferson Township, February

46. “Almighty Debt” (CNN) documentary hosted by Soledad O’Brien – Franklin Township, South Brunswick, February

47. “The Black Doctor of the Pines: The Legacy of the Still Family” (LRHS) – Shamong Twp., Winslow Twp., February, March

48. “Homeless in Hunterdon” documentary directed by Brandon Rowe – Kingwood Twp., Lebanon, February, March

49. “After the Fire” (Cosmic Pictures) documentary by Guido Verweyen – March, South Orange

50. “Colette’s Return” short film written and directed by Patrick Dolan – River Edge, Hawthorne, March

51. “The Clerk’s Tale” short film starring Charles Dance, directed by James Franco – Hackensack, March

52. “Legend of Suzi” (Morgue Art Films) short film by Jamie Shuali – New Brunswick, March

53. LinkedIn corporate video – Spring Lake, March

54. “Red Bull Air Show” (IBC) – Jersey City, March

55. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #3 (Bonafina Films) Produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, East Hanover, March

56. “Santinwood Contra” short film directed by Hunter Baker - Monmouth Beach, March

57. “Steel and Glass” short film directed by Salvatore Pesce - Hoboken, Ocean Twp., Montclair, March

58. “Vesper” (An Films) short film by Brock Labrenz – Dunellen, March

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59. “New York” short film produced by Christine No - Mountain Lakes, March

60. “The Alley” short film directed by Jon Ledford – Ventnor, Galloway Twp., March

61. “Atomic Marathon” student film produced by Casey Dignan – Atlantic Highlands, March

62. “Coming Off the DL” documentary by Villanova University students – Manasquan, March

63. “How Much More” (Better That Way Productions) short film directed by Kevin Corey – Manahawkin, Smithville, Beach Haven Terrace, March

64. “I Speak, You Understand Me” short film by Cary Kehayan – Glen Rock, March

65. “Long Afternoon” short film produced by Sean Dunn – Union City, March

66. “Meadowlands” (Scott Morris Productions, Inc.) documentary directed by Scott Morris – East Rutherford, Lyndhurst, Rutherford, Secaucus, March

67. “That’s Not My Reality ... It’s My Reality Check!” (Creative Media Productions) educational short film – Bridgeton, March

68. “Web” (Preferred Content) documentary by Michael Kleiman – Princeton Boro, March

69. “Broken” short film by Joseph J. O’Connor – Wayne, March

70. “Dirty Hands” short film produced by Peter Srinivasan – Colts Neck, March

71. Core For Kids infomercial (Cutting Edge Concepts) produced by Rob Lawrie – Rumson, March

72. “Saturday Nightmares” (Michael Stever Inc.) short film starring Adrienne Barbeau and George A. Romero, produced by Michael Stever – Jersey City, March

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73. “Tegan and Rai” short film directed by Eddie Lebron – Kearny, Paterson, March

74. “Bazaar of All Nations” (White Lyte Productions) documentary produced by Patrick Manley and Brendan O’Riordan, directed by Melissa Whitely – Lawrence Township, March

75. “By Her Hand, She Draws You Down” short film starring Alan Rowe Kelly and Jerry Murdock, directed by Anthony G. Sumner – Asbury Park, Atlantic Highlands, Keansburg, Sandy Hook, Point Pleasant Beach, Seaside Heights, March, April

76. “Pool Sharks” (One Square Mile Productions) short film by Mike Callas – Oxford Twp., March, April

77. “Just Like Illusion” (MAL Productions) short film directed by Joe LiTrenta – Andover, Byram, Lake Hopatcong, Rockaway, Union, Wantage, March, April

78. “Conscientious Objector” (Pagan Images) short film directed by JW Cortes – Roselle Park, March, April

79. “On the Water Front” short film directed by Carla Wilson – Newark, Millburn, March, April

80. “Long Distance Runners: A Cross Cultural Love Story” documentary by Jeff Giordano – Atlantic City, Monroe Twp., March, April

81. “Quiet on the Set” short mockumentary by Chris von Hoffmann – Chatham Twp., Madison, Summit, March, April

82. “Getting Home” short film directed by Timothy Swiernik – Rahway, March, May

83. “Enamour” (305 Media Group) short film by Justin Ho – Old Bridge, April

84. “Little Red” short film produced by Veronica Rajadnya – Woodbridge, Monmouth Beach, April

85. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #4 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, April

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86. “The Great Heist” (Brainsplinter Productions) short film directed by Robert Kalison and Dennis Mason – Bloomfield, Clifton, April

87. “Dum Love” (The Kennedy Company) short film by Eric Richards – Summit, April

88. “The Streets” (Rollacoasta Productions) – Hoboken, Jersey City, April

89. Sun Edison industrial (CVP Inc.) – Oceanport, Point Pleasant Beach, Edison, April

90. “Little Brother: Things Fall Apart” (Epiphany Films) short films by Nicole Franklin –Camden, April

91. Paul Jackson Fund documentary (MTV) directed by John Rokosny – Cranford, Westfield, April

92. “Urban Market” short film directed by Tim Schuebel – Union City, April

93. “Where the Swallows Roost” student film by Louis DeCaprio - Lawrenceville, April

94. “The Gun Virgins” (Cybil Lake Productions) directed by Cybil Lake – Passaic, April

95. Garden State Plaza industrial – Paramus, April

96. “The Ninth Day” short film directed by David Rabinowitz – New Brunswick, April

97. “Asian Pacific Heritage Month” industrial – Tenafly, April

98. “Rachel’s Revenge” (Paragon International Pictures) short film directed by Charles Chrisafi – Cinnaminson, Green Brook, April

99. “I’m Swimming In” short film produced by Joe Skinner – Hope Twp., April

100. “My Rock on the Shore” NYU student film - Titusville, April

101. “One Extra Chromosome” documentary produced by Shakti Jadeja – Jersey City, April

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102. “Rugged” short film produced by Justin Coco – Union Twp., April

103. “Requited” short film by Sal Bardo – Lambertville, April

104. “Steel Pier” (Oakcrest Film Institute) documentary – Atlantic City, Hamilton Twp., April

105. “Pain Medicine” (Stonestreet Studios) short film by Alyssa Rallo Bennett and Shira-Lee Shallit – Cresskill, April

106. “Living Well with Diabetes” - Saint Michael’s Medical Center (Rainbow Media) industrial – Newark, April

107. “Black History: Building a Legacy in South Jersey” (The Press of Atlantic City) documentary – Absecon, Atlantic City, Linwood, April, May

108. “Differentiated Learning” (Belmar BOE) short film by Erin Mangan and Jeff Brown – Belmar, April, May

109. “Someplace Warm” (Shore Films) short film produced and directed by Dennis Zaitsev – Cape May, Lower Township, Wildwood, April, May, June

110. “Whitetail Underdogs” (W U Productions) – Winslow, Allentown, Pennsville, Walpack, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November

111. “Robotic Knee Surgery” - Saint Michael’s Medical Center (Rainbow Media) industrial – Newark, May

112. “The Cost” (Break Even Productions, LLC) short film directed by William Nivens – Little Egg Harbor, Berkeley, May

113. “Second Serving” short film directed by Luis Salas – Jersey City, May

114. “Schmetterling” short film directed by Bill Walsh and Andrew Gibson – Point Pleasant Beach, May

115. “Lily of the Feast” short film starring Paul Sorvino, directed by Federico Castelluccio – Jersey City, May

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116. “Sexcut” short film directed by Dave Dmitri Broitman – Bloomfield, West Orange, May

117. Hertz industrial produced by Diane Ulin – Allendale, May

118. “Skyline” short film by Barry Teitelbaum – Weehawken, Fort Lee, May

119. “Tall Girls” (Avanti Media) documentary short – Newark, May

120. “Whisper” short film directed by Adam Chinoy – Scotch Plains, May

121. “What” (ROP Entertainment) short film directed by Vaughn Goland and John Jillard Sr. – Swedesboro, Carney’s Point, May, June

122. “Big Guns” (Wallace Road Productions) directed by Chris McDonnell – Asbury Park, Red Bank, Middletown, May, June

123. “In Your Dreams” short film directed by Gregory Griffith – Secaucus, May, June

124. “Hassel Unleashed” (RCF Enterprises) short film by Rick Ford – Jersey City, Sandy Hook, Knowlton Twp., Phillipsburg, May, June

125. “A New Jersey” (Republican Governors Association) short film – East Rutherford, Newark, Trenton, Woodbridge, May, June

126. “Who’s Your Father?” (Whiplash Films) short film by Jack Gattenella – Teaneck, May, June

127. “Tobi” (Bethels Agomuoh Films) produced by Emmanuel Ueh – Springfield, May, June

128. “The Boardwalk” short film directed by Rohan Sen – Ocean City, May, June, July, August

129. “Voices of Sculpture” documentary produced directed by Chris Campbell – Princeton, May, August, October

130. “A Place Out of Time: The Bordentown School” documentary film produced and directed by Dave Davidson and Amber Edwards, narrated by Ruby Dee – Bordentown, June

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131. “Rapid Breast Biopsy” - Saint Michael’s Medical Center (Rainbow Media) industrial – Newark, June

132. “Robotic Heart Surgery” - Saint Michael’s Medical Center (Rainbow Media) industrial – Newark, June

133. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #5 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, June

134. “School Zone... Danger Zone” safety short – Park Ridge, Westwood, June

135. “Broker” (Empire Creative Group) produced by Keelen Monahan – Millville, Woodbridge, Hazlet, Keansburg, Beach Haven, Berkeley Twp., June

136. “Dog” short film by Dana Yurcisin – Glassboro, Mullica Hill, June

137. “New Jersey: The Movie” short film produced by Stephen J. Chernowski – Cape May, June

138. “Eat Me” (Empire Management Group) short film directed by Michelle McGee – East Hanover, June

139. Nikon Instructional (Crescent Beach Productions) – Jersey City, June

140. “Avenger of Blood” (Callaway Productions) short film by Ryan Callaway – Cherry Hill, Pennsauken, June

141. “Discovery Health US” (Landmark Films) industrial – Jersey City, June

142. Ab-Coaster industrial (TriStar Products, Inc.) – Fairfield, June

143. Digital Camera Instructional Film – Liberty State Park, June

144. “Deep Into The Rabbit Hole” (THR Productions) short film by Pete Jacelone – Randolph Twp., June

145. Eli Lilly industrial (Sweet Genius Productions) – Montclair, Boonton, Passaic, June

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146. “Tapeworm” (East 3rd Productions) short film by Margaret Laney – Morristown, June

147. “The Inmate” short film produced by Merry Colomer – Passaic, June

148. “Entrepreneur Expose” (Long Shot Productions) documentary – Florham Park, Hackettstown, June

149. “Suitcase” short film directed by Mark Karinja – Livingston, Roseland, Verona, West Orange, June

150. “Martha & Chloe” short film produced by Mit Bhat – Hoboken, Weehawken, June

151. “Honored” (Clark Street Productions) short film by Michael Micelli – Dumont, Tenafly, June

152. “Utah” (Stephens Films) short film – Mount Laurel, June

153. “The One” (Fox Meadow Films) – Ridgewood, June

154. Febreze industrial – North Caldwell, June

155. “Perfection” short film by Andre Rivera – North Caldwell, June

156. “Angelica 3" (Angelica Aquaria Productions) short film – Montclair, Jersey City, June, July

157. Ocean County Career Academies industrial (Greenrose TV) – Lakehurst, Manahawkin, June, July

158. “Habitat Loss and Restoration in Barnegat Bay” documentary by Kate Gundel and Amy McDonald – Long Beach, Barnegat Twp, June, July, August

159. “Drip: Negative” (Better That Way Productions) short film by Kevin Corey – Beach Haven, Barnegat Light, July

160. “Holocaust” short film produced by Steve Besserman – Jersey City, July

161. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #6 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, July

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162. Boom Broadcast industrial – Liberty State Park, July

163. “Citizen’s United” – starring Newt Gingrich – Jersey City, July

164. “You’ll Know My Name” – Winslow Twp., July

165. “Gene’s Revolution” student film produced and directed by Franklin Ramos, Hoboken, July

166. “Jersey Samurai” short film directed by Eli Shapiro – West Orange, July

167. “Portraits” short film directed by Nicholas Stonehouse – Camden, July

168. “Thirst” short film directed by Chanmi Jeong – Northvale, Rockleigh, Norwood, July

169. West-Ward Pharmaceutical (Spectrum Video) industrial – Eatontown, July

170. “Choose” short film starring Brooke Lewis, directed by Robbie Bryan – Jersey City, Aberdeen Twp., Passaic, Scotch Plains, Summit, July

171. “First Match” (Columbia University Student Productions) short film produced by Ken Murphy and directed by Olivia Newman – Hoboken, July

172. “The Situation: Total Body Workout” industrial produced by Gary Thurman – Seaside Heights, July

173. “The Last Reef” (Yes/No Productions) documentary – Jersey City, Weehawken, Paterson, Linden, July

174. “If You Could Give One Gift to a Girl” short film produced by James Manno – Newark, July

175. “Our Last Goodbye” short film produced by Mike Lightcap – Island Heights, July

176. “Sea Legs” (Sea Legs Productions) short film produced by David Vendette – Atlantic City, July

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177. “Return of the King” documentary by Jimmy Richardson – Paterson, July, August

178. “Boys in the Backroom” (disOrienting Stage and Film LLC) short film directed by Cynthia Granville - Jersey City, July, August

179. “The Definitive Point” (Dark Light Media) short film directed by Blake Zawadzki – Bayonne, Hoboken, Readington, Union Twp., Jefferson Twp., Carteret, July, August

180. “The Long Road Home” (Savior Productions) – Hoboken, Little Falls, July, August, September

181. “From Bouncing Ball to Concert Hall” (Vongole Films) short film produced by Allen Herman – Hoboken, Trenton, August

182. “All Dark Places” (Clown Face Productions) short film directed by Nicholas Reiner – Englewood, August

183. “El Baile” short film by Matt Kalafat – Scotch Plains, Newark, August

184. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #7 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, August

185. “Exhume” (Parts and Labor Films) short film - Secaucus, August

186. “Life On Drums” (Vongole films) documentary produced by Allen Herman, directed by Billy Martin – Trenton, August

187. PHS Senior Living (Iron Image) industrial – Princeton Twp., August

188. “Topo Gigio Is Dead” short film directed by David Miranda Hardy – Ocean City, Camden, August

189. “A Postcard from Seaside Heights” (Rainbow Video) – Seaside Heights, August

190. “My Hero” short film directed by Aaron Hobson – Marlboro, August, September

191. “Zombie Chronicles: Infected Survivors” (VideoArtistMedia) short film directed by Marvin Suarez – Verona, August

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192. “United States of Cabo” (Murmur Films) documentary produced by Murray Wasylnuk – Atlantic City, August

193. “South Jersey Cannibals” – Evesham Twp., Marlton, August

194. “Smile” (Panoptic Pictures, Inc.) short film produced and directed by Lauren Elmer – Westwood, August

195. CFL Player Profile (TSN) industrial by Josh Shiaman – Orange City, August

196. “Green Matters in Manalapan” (Manalapan Environmental Commission) documentary – Manalapan, August, September

197. “Blaming George Romero” written by Sam Platizky, directed by Brad Resnick – Bayonne, Jersey City, August, September, October

198. “1003” short film starring Sheldon Clarke, directed by Carlos Deuringer – Jersey City, Bayonne, East Orange, September

199. “The Price of Fame” documentary produced by Peter Ferriero - Paramus, September

200. “Baron Von Raschke: Life and Times” documentary – Rahway, September

201. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #8 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, September

202. “Marjorie” short film by Louis De Caprio - Mountain Lakes, September

203. Robert Treat Academy (Rainbow Video) industrial – Newark, Bloomfield, September

204. “Accelerate” (Blue Trail Entertainment) - Englishtown, September

205. “All Your Faults Are In Me” short film directed by Robert V. Halteren – Princeton Junction, September

206. “PB&J” short film produced by Yuvi Brozgold – Livingston, September

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207. “Duckumentary” (Cape May Film Society) short film starring Mariah Mullock and Vicky Tryon – Cape May, September

208. “Crackers” short film starring Vincent D’Onofrio, Sal Richards, Jerry Stiller and Brenda Vaccaro, directed by Gregory Principato – South Amboy, September

209. “Drowning” (Shady Maple Prods.) short film written and directed by Dan Sullivan – Maple Shade, September

210. “Operation: Prom” (Galler Garrigal Productions, LLC) short film produced by Justin Galler – Franklin Twp., September

211. “Clinton Road” (Imattie Films) documentary produced by Mattie Moyer – Milford, September

212. “A World of Plastics” (Inteplast Group) industrial – Livingston, September

213. “Story of Film” produced by Amy Fritz – South Orange September

214. “I Love It - Lou Gazzara” documentary starring Lou Gazzara – Hammonton, September

215. “Our Lips Are Sealed” (Shoot The Freak Productions) documentary by John Gallino – Ewing, September

216. “Outhouse” (Spectrum Video) short film directed by Chris Bahr and Joseph La Scola – Eatontown, Oceanport, September

217. “Embers of Desire” short film produced by Chauncey Chester – Weehawken, September

218. “Things That Can Kill You” (Dreamgrifter Entertainment) short film by Andrew Johnson – New Brunswick, September

219. “The Things They Left Behind” (Shattered Dreams Productions) short film directed by Pablo Maysonet – Vineland, Union City, September

220. “Finding Father” short film produced by Mark Pricksett – Ocean City, September

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221. “Very Different Times” (Acting-A-Part Films) short film by Joshua Nelson – September, October

222. “Video Life Stories” documentary produced by Emma Sauerwein – Moorestown, September, October

223. “Crazy Beats Strong Every Time” (Hollywood DI) short film directed by Moon Molson – Franklin Township (Somerset County), October

224. “Bicen” Spanish language short film – Cranford, October

225. Franklin Electronics AnyBook Reader industrial (Mediamerica) – Succasunna, October

226. “Ectothermic” (NYU Tisch School of the Arts) short film produced by Mallory Schwartz - Scotch Plains, October

227. Starbucks industrial – Liberty State Park, October

228. “Possum” short film directed by Daniel Perry - Marlboro, October

229. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #9 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, October

230. “Victor’s Masterpiece” (What If Productions) short film by Rob Santana – Jersey City, October

231. “Washington Valley” short film by James Hutchinson – Washington Twp., October

232. “Halloween Season” (Blinky Productions) short film by Chris R. Notarile – Cranford, October

233. “Katya” (Erin Sweeney Productions) short film produced by Erin Sweeney – Hackensack, October

234. “Shootin’ Stars” documentary produced by Mike McNulty – Parsippany, October

235. “Il Giorino In Piu” – East Orange, Newark, West Orange, Secaucus, October, November

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236. “ASI Films Interviews With Authors” industrial produced by Nick Sheets – Atlantic City, Hackensack, September, October, November, December

237. “Post Nuc” short film directed by Veronica Pomilla – Basking Ridge, November

238. “Winner’s Health” (CANCACAF) industrial - Waldwick, November

239. “Roadside Picnic” (Mariano Films) short film by Joe DeVito III – Bridgewater, November

240. “Dot” (Festival Extravaganza Pictures) short film by Bennett Elliott – Long Branch, November

241. “Trenton Schools Photography Educational Video” educational produced by Jay Espinal– New Brunswick, November

242. “Dead Collections” (Orrichio Films LLC) directed by John Orrichio – Bloomsbury, Milford, November, December

243. “They Say” (East Pleasant Productions) short film produced by Miriam Ruiz Mateos – Cranford, November

244. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #10 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, November

245. “Business Is Dead” short film produced and directed by Vito LaBruno – Jersey City, November, December

246. “Home” short film directed by Vika Yevdokimenko - West Milford, November

247. “Look Behind You” (Mojo Creative Group) short film by Rubin Rodriguez – Jersey City, November

248. “Jeffrey’s Dog is Dead” short film directed by Gabriel Laks – Norwood, November

249. “Two Left Feet” (Julian Style Productions) short film – Norwood, November

250. “Porcelain Elephant” (MSU Student Film) produced and directed by Steven Mastorelli – Clifton, November

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251. “Departures” short film produced by Justin Janoska, directed by Al Akarcesme – North Brunswick, Hoboken, November

252. Chevrolet Volt industrial – Parsippany/Troy Hills, December

253. “Doctor Kong” documentary short by Alexis Neophytides – Flemington, December

254. Maersk industrial (Plan B Productions) produced by Clay Walker – Jersey City, December

255. “The Tachycardia Waltz (Pie Productions) short film directed by Lauren Foster – New Brunswick, South Bound Brook, December

256. “I Aspire” (Joshua Seftel Productions) Princeton University student film produced by Tobey List – Princeton, December

257. IStation (Duo Films) industrial – Liberty State Park, December

258. “Growing Younger” short film directed by Robert Kornstein – Livingston, December

259. “Life is a Party” (Emergent Theatrical Production) short film produced by Peter Steusloff – Demarest, December

260. Prolastin industrial – Westfield, December

261. Phi Sigma Sorority documentary produced by Jeffrey Lindorf – New Brunswick, December

262. Sanofi-Aventis industrial #11 (Bonafina Films) produced and directed by Michael Finan – Bridgewater, December

263. “Trust Issues” short film – East Rutherford, December

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COMMERCIALS/STILLS

1. Chili’s – Rutherford, January

2. Brawny Paper Towels – Montclair, January

3. Sun National Bank (still) - Atlantic City, January

4. Six Flags Great Adventure – Princeton, January

5. Flo TV – Montclair, January

6. Kia - Upper Saddle River, January

7. Cortizone Cream – Glen Ridge, January

8. Bruce Wodder Trenton Project (still) – Trenton, January

9. Medical Pavilion at Woodbridge – Woodbridge, January

10. Vogue Magazine (still) – Jersey City, January

11. History Channel Promo – Jersey City, January

12. Bank of America #1 – Madison, January

13. Bank of America #2 – Montclair, January

14. Verizon Wireless #1 – Mount Laurel, January

15. A&P – West New York, January

16. N.J. Teacher of the Year – Montclair, January

17. Walmart/Pet Centric/Resolve - Upper Saddle River, January

18. Walmart #1 – Montclair, January

19. Walmart #2 – Montclair, February

20. Heinz Ketchup – Hoboken, February

21. Brioni - Jersey City, February

22. Fashion Editorial (still) - Newark, February

23. AT&T Wireless – Forked River, Toms River, February

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24. Budweiser – Hillside, February

25. Macy’s - Jersey City, February

26. Center For Substance Abuse and Treatment PSA – Nutley, Paterson, Glen Ridge, February

27. Foodtown – Neptune, February

28. Delaware Health (PSA) #1 - Paulsboro, February

29. Delaware Health (PSA) #2 - Paulsboro, February

30. Furniture Wholesale Liquidators – Green Brook, February

31. Newcastle Beer – Little Falls, February

32. Walmart #3 – North Bergen, February

33. Tide – Glen Ridge, February

34. Microsoft #1 – Montclair, February

35. Microsoft #2 - South Orange, February

36. Jewish Federation – Fort Lee, March

37. Imaginary Friend (Blue Cross Blue Shield) – Newark, Long Valley, March, April

38. Ultimate Wedding Sunday on WE TV – Westfield, March

39. Shire Pharmaceuticals (still) – Demarest, March

40. Details Magazine (still) – Jersey City, March

41. Kraft #1 – Westfield, March

42. Breast Cancer Awareness PSA – Montclair, March

43. Febreze #1– Glen Ridge, March

44. Diesel Jeans #1 (still) – West Orange, March

45. Diesel Jeans #2 (still) – Montclair, March

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46. Kraft Mayo – Montclair, March

47. Pringles – Bedminster, March

48. Raritan Bay Medical Center – Old Bridge, Perth Amboy, March

49. U.S. Census PSA – Montclair, March

50. Ludwig - Belford, March

51. Cuisinart – North Caldwell, March

52. David’s Bridal - Hoboken, March

53. Boar’s Head – Montclair, Paterson, March

54. Mr. Clean – Montclair, March

55. Beneful WagWorld - Hoboken, March

56. M&M’s – Elizabeth, Union Township, March

57. Miller Beer – Newark, March

58. ESPN #1 – East Hanover, March

59. TLC Promo – Hoboken, March

60. The Limited (still) – Jersey City, Hoboken, March, April

61. Kraft #2 - Ridgewood, April

62. Febreeze #2 – Glen Ridge, April

63. Febreeze #3 – Glen Ridge, April

64. Raising Chase – Atlantic City, Moorestown, April

65. Loehmann’s - Jersey City, April

66. Verizon #1 – Montclair, April

67. Verizon #2 – Glen Ridge, April

68. Xolair Allergy Drug – Montclair, April

69. Verizon #3 – Montclair, April

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70. Mary Kay – Montclair, April

71. Teen Vogue – Montclair, April

72. H&M International Transport – Kearny, April

73. Verizon Wireless #2 (still) – Fort Lee, Hackensack, April

74. LNA Magazine (still) – Newark, April

75. Virtua – Mullica Hill, April

76. Kodak – Passaic, April

77. Chase Bank #1 – Oakland, April

78. Chase Bank #2 – Oakland, April

79. Chase Bank #3 – Ridgewood, April

80. Shore Memorial Hospital – Somers Point, April

81. Pompey Clothing – Newark, April

82. Oakcrest High School PSA – Hamilton, April

83. Delia’s Clothing – Montclair, Hoboken, April, June

84. Hershey’s S’mores - Upper Saddle River, May

85. A1 Steak Sauce – Westfield, May

86. L’Oumo Vogue - Jersey City, May

87. VH1 – Montclair, May

88. Betty Crocker – Glen Ridge, May

89. Target – Madison, May

90. Esprit - Bayonne, May

91. Osh Kosh #1 (still) – Englewood, Harrington Park, Haworth, Montclair, May

92. Maverik Lacrosse – Harrison, May

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93. Athlete’s Quarterly Magazine (still) – Jersey City, May

94. Bogart’s Bar and Bistro – Eatontown, May

95. Cheerios #1 – Newark, May

96. Huggies #1 – Montclair, May

97. Flu Mist #1 – Montclair, May

98. Tobi/CDMI Pharmaceutical – Montclair, May

99. Head & Shoulders – Montclair, May

100. Schwan’s Home Service: Food – Montclair, May

101. Gerber Salon – Keyport, May

102. Girosa – Newark, May

103. JH Artists Group – Montclair, May

104. Polident – New Brunswick, May

105. Sea Shell Resort – Beach Haven, May

106. Shoe Carnival – Pine Brook, May

107. Tre’ Chic Salon & Day Spa – Forked River, May

108. US Soccer – Montclair, May

109. XXXV Club – Sayreville, May

110. Sprout – Cherry Hill, Haddonfield, May

111. Lowe’s #1 – East Rutherford, Paterson, May

112. Cha Cha Candy - Teaneck, May

113. JC Penny (still)- Newark, May

114. Baraclude - Trenton, Bordentown, May

115. JC Penney #1 “School Pictures” – Clifton, May

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116. NJ Nets Promo – Newark, Secaucus, May

117. Puma – Clifton, May

118. Ford Motors – Jersey City, May

119. All Across America (still) – Jersey City, June

120. Bloomingdales (still) – Asbury Park, June

121. Verizon #4 – Montclair, June

122. Osh Kosh #2 – Montclair, June

123. James Patterson Novel – Montclair, June

124. Lactaid – Montclair, June

125. Propel Water – Montclair, June

126. Reality Pilot – Montclair, June

127. Kohl’s Catalog Shoot #1 (still) - Spring Lake, June

128. Kohl’s Catalog Shoot #2 (still) – South Orange, June

129. Vogue Magazine – Montclair, June

130. Cheerios #2 – Montclair, June

131. Maplewood Beverage - Maplewood, June

132. Fat Ladies Floated – Montclair, June

133. Lilly Pharmaceutical – Montclair, June

134. Prevention Magazine (still) – Liberty State Park, June

135. United Health Care – Montclair, June

136. Head and Shoulders – Camden, June

137. United Healthcare – Glen Ridge, June

138. Nike (stills) – Jersey City, June

139. Verizon Fios #1 – East Rutherford, June

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140. Catalogs by Lorel (still) – Avalon, June

141. Febreze #3 – Glen Ridge, June

142. Goldman Sachs #1 - Edison, June

143. Chase Bank (still) – Hackensack, June

144. Febreze #4 – North Caldwell, June

145. Toyota Rav 4 (still) – Berkeley, June

146. Angrogel – Glen Ridge, June

147. Vascure Natural – Bayville, June

148. Dick’s Sporting Goods – Paramus, June

149. Jerseylicious Promo – Green Brook, June

150. Lowe’s #2 – Montclair, Rutherford, June

151. Global Baraclude Campaign - Trenton, June

152. Chase Bank #4 – Montclair, June

153. USA Promo – Glen Ridge, June

154. Stitches (still) – Montclair, June

155. Ad Council PSA “The Bird” – Montclair, June

156. Ad Council PSA “The Cheerleader” - Scotch Plains, June

157. Ad Council PSA “The Camping Trip” – Paterson, June

158. NASDAQ – Passaic, June

159. American Express Blackcard (still) - Teterboro, June

160. GH B Shoes Inc. (still) – Fort Lee, June

161. Abilify (still) – Bayonne, June

162. Flu Mist #2 – Montclair, July

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163. Domino’s Pizza - Upper Saddle River, July

164. Kapvay – Montclair, July

165. Kit Kat – Montclair, July

166. The Film Foundation PSA – Montclair, July

167. Kleenex – Montclair, July

168. Amazon Kindle – Princeton, New Brunswick, July

169. Vimovo #1 - Montclair, July

170. East Hanover Italian American Club – East Hanover, July

171. McDonald’s - Upper Saddle River, July

172. Modell’s – Edgewater, July

173. Optimum WiFi - Maplewood, July

174. Oreck Vacuum – Jersey City, July

175. Time Warner Cable #1 – Demarest July

176. Time Warner Cable #2 – Clifton, July

177. Walmart #4 – Glen Ridge, July

178. “Who’s Gonna Save My Soul” (PSA) – Ridgewood, July

179. Indian Vodka (still) – West Orange, Woodbridge, July

180. Yoplait #1 – Montclair, July

181. Yoplait #2 – Cranford, July

182. Dora The Explorer Magic Wand – Clifton, July

183. Freehold Chrysler Jeep – Freehold, July

184. Red Lobster – Secaucus, July

185. Go-Gurt – Cranford, July

186. Osh Kosh #2 (still)- Englewood, Haworth, Tenafly, July

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187. Madden NFL Video Game – Ridgewood, July

188. Hasbro Games – Glen Ridge, July

189. Pine Belt Nissan – Toms River, July

190. Tire Farm – Farmingdale, July

191. Toll Global Forwarding (still) – Jersey City, July

192. Toyota – Weehawken, July

193. Wall Story Murals – Lakewood, July

194. JC Penney #2 – North Plainfield, Scotch Plains, Westfield, Mountainside, July

195. Healthy Choice #1 – East Orange, July

196. Healthy Choice #2 - Glen Ridge, July

197. “The Last Reef” (3d IMAX) – Jersey City, Weehawken, Paterson, Linden, July

198. Capital One Bank – Hoboken, July

199. Ducati – Union Township, July

200. ESPN #2 – Bernards Township, July

201. Toll Brothers Housing “3 Stories” – Mendham, Washington Township, July

202. Sprout “Monkey See Monkey Do” – Medford, July

203. Flu Mist #3 – Orange City, July

204. Pillsbury – Montclair, Glen Ridge, July

205. W Hotel Commercial – Hoboken, July

206. Campbell Soup – Franklin, July, August

207. Apple & Eve – Montclair, August

208. Comcast – Montclair, August

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209. Just Dance - Upper Saddle River, August

210. General Mills – Montclair, August

211. Iams (Believe Media) – Montclair, August

212. Iams (Planet PrePro) – Montclair, August

213. Personal Excess Insurance – Montclair, August

214. FX Networks - Bayonne, August

215. Lantas – Montclair, August

216. Prego – Montclair, August

217. Home Goods – Montclair, August

218. Fossil Inc. Holiday Catalog Shoot (Still) – Hoboken, August

219. United States Tennis Assocation – Montclair, August

220. Bing.com – Montclair, August

221. Allstate Car Insurance #1 – Cranford, August

222. Keurig Coffee Maker - Montclair, August

223. Under Armour/Dick’s Sporting Goods - Rockaway, August

224. American Express – Rockaway, Mountain Lakes, Jersey City, August

225. “And So We Ride” (trailer) – Bloomfield, August

226. Distinctive Interiors – Toms River, August

227. Leapfrog Learning Center – Shrewsbury, August

228. Mayo Center for Performing Arts – Morristown, August

229. USTA – Harrison, New Brunswick, August

230. Shop & Stop – Clifton, August

231. Verizon Fios #2 – Bloomfield, South Orange, August

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232. Verizon Fios #3 – Bloomfield, August

233. Verizon Fios #4 – South Orange, August

234. Verizon Fios #5 – Bloomfield, August

235. XPress Gear 2 – Cranford, August

236. Lights Out Promo – Bayonne, August

237. NFL Promo – Glen Ridge, August

238. NJ Lottery #1 – Lyndhurst, August

239. NJ Lottery #2 – Newark, August

240. Blue Cross/Blue Shield (still)– Newark, August

241. Swedish Lottery – Montclair, Glen Ridge, August

242. AMC Promo – Haddon, August

243. Progresso #1 – Jersey City, August

244. Progresso #2 – Jersey City, August

245. Verizon #5 – Dumont, August

246. Vimovo #2 – Little Falls, August

247. NBA Promo – Weehawken, August

248. Girl Scouts of America PSA – Westfield, August

249. Verizon Fios #6 – Bloomfield, August

250. New Jersey Coalition Against Sexual Assault PSA – North Caldwell, August

251. Babies-R-Us Prenatal Catalog (still) – Union City, August

252. Walmart #5 (still) – Clifton, August

253. School Safety PSA (Atlantic Ocean Productions) – Northfield, August

254. Scotts Lawn and Turf Builder – Glen Ridge, September

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255. The Nate Berkus Show Promo - South Orange, September

256. Chubb Family Protector – Montclair, September

257. Aricept - Westfield, September

258. Horizon Blue Cross – Montclair, September

259. Klondike Bars – Cranford, September

260. Gillette (still)- Newark, September

261. FairPoint Communications – Montclair, September

262. Food Network – Montclair, September

263. Chase Bank #5 – Montclair, September

264. Coors Light – Seaside Heights, Belmar, September

265. Betaseron (still)- South Orange, September

266. Kenneth Cole Reaction (still)- Jersey City, September

267. Advil – Montclair, September

268. Macy’s – Haworth, September

269. Manasquan Savings Bank – Wall Twp., Manasquan, September

270. Brilanta (still)- Paterson, September

271. Nexium – Glen Ridge, September

272. The Suze Orman Show “Can I Afford It” – Englewood Cliffs, September

273. JC Penney #3 – Cranford, Montclair, September

274. Just Carpets – East Brunswick, September

275. Larson Ford – Lakewood, September

276. Goldman Sachs #2 - Bayonne, September

277. Sovereign Bank - Paulsboro, September

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278. Caltrate - Hoboken, September

279. McGuire Cadillac – Woodbridge, September

280. NJEA PSA – Washington Township, September

281. Volvo – Edison, September

282. Caterpillar Work Boots – Jersey City, September

283. ESPN #3 – Montclair, September

284. AOL – Glen Ridge, September

285. Wells Fargo (still) - Glen Ridge, September

286. Time Warner Wireless - Haddon Heights, September

287. Dick Jenkins Photography (still)- Hoboken, Jersey City, September

288. Portfolio – Montclair, October

289. Amrix – Montclair, October

290. Cuisinart – Montclair, October

291. Wells Fargo - Hoboken, October

292. Disconnection – Montclair, October

293. eBay – Montclair, October

294. MIFF – Montclair, October

295. IBC (AVSO) – Montclair, October

296. PBS Kids Sprout “Sunny Side Up” - Mount Laurel, October

297. Starbucks - Jersey City, October

298. Renewal by Anderson - Morganville, October

299. Cephalon – Demarest, October

300. Capital One “Holiday in the Big Apple” – Jersey City, October

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301. Benihana (still) – Millburn, Mendham, October

302. DCH Kay Honda – Eatontown, October

303. Independence Blue Cross – Montclair, October

304. Honda Odyssey - Upper Saddle River, October

305. 2K Play – Montclair, October

306. Lord and Taylor - Wayne, October

307. Febreze #5 – Glen Ridge, October

308. Megacard – Paramus, October

309. Papa John’s/ESPN Promo – Glen Ridge, October

310. Discover Glen Meadow – Vernon, October

311. Chuck-E-Cheese’s – Glen Ridge, October

312. Dora The Explorer (Good Productions) – Montclair, October

313. Gorilla Glass (Akrasia Films) – Montclair, October

314. IRS-EITC “Visible” – Hoboken, Cranford, Westfield, October

315. Pete & Elda’s Bar & Grill – Neptune City, October

316. Scotch Plains Management Corp. #1 – Scotch Plains, October

317. Toyotathon – Hillside, October

318. Teflaro – New Brunswick, Rahway, October

319. Axe Body Spray – Harrison, October

320. Wells Fargo – Camden, Point Pleasant, October

321. Pediacare “Care When You Need It” – Montclair, Glen Ridge, October

322. Honda – Watchung, October

323. Juniper Networks (still) – Westfield, Clifton, October

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324. Testosterone Gel – Montclair, November

325. AT&T - Paterson, November

326. Hershey’s - Upper Saddle River, November

327. Markers – Montclair, November

328. What Would You Do? – Montclair, November

329. Kohl’s – Montclair, November

330. Special K – Montclair, November

331. Cheerios #3 – Montclair, November

332. Country Crock Butter (still)- Clifton, Demarest, Allendale, November

333. Hasbro – Montclair, November

334. Hess (still)– Jersey City, November

335. Milk – Montclair, November

336. The Daily Show Promo - Bayonne, November

337. Allstate Car Insurance #2 – Newark, November

338. AT&T – Hoboken, November

339. Liquor Locker Saver’s Club – Bloomfield, November

340. Spike “True Dads” Promo – Cranford, November

341. Dunkin Donuts – Norwood, Newark, Little Falls, November

342. General Motors (still) – Jersey City, November

343. Avon PSA for Breast Cancer – Glen Ridge, November

344. VH1 Divas & AT&T – Camden, November

345. Sansone Ford – Ocean Township, November

346. Scotch Plains Management Corp. #2 – Scotch Plains, November

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347. “Thanks-For-Giving” (PBS Sprout) – Sewell, November

348. Tom’s River Music – Toms River, November

349. “Oliwier” (ARF & Co.) - Hoboken, November

350. Dora Thanksgiving Float (New Games Productions) – Hoboken, November

351. “Classmates 30" PSA - Ridgewood, November

352. Confederation of North, Central American and Carribean Association Football – Waldwick, Newark, Harrison, November

353. NJ Tourism – Atlantic City, Brigantine, Cedar Grove, Montclair, Newark, Princeton, Asbury Park, Neptune, November

354. Lucentis Eye Medication – Montclair, December

355. PBS Promo – Montclair, December

356. Nick at Nite “Montage” - Upper Saddle River, December

357. Allstate Car Insurance #3 – Montclair, December

358. Huggies #2 – Montclair, December

359. Dell – Montclair, December

360. Allstate Car Insurance #4 – Montclair, Watchung, Scotch Plains, Franklin Township, December

361. Office Depot – Ridgefield, December

362. Astrozeneca Pharmaceuticals – Glen Ridge, December

363. Dell Computers – Passaic, Paterson, Mahwah, December

364. Mid Atlantic Sports Network Promo – Cherry Hill, December

365. Solvay – Glen Ridge, December

366. Dannon Yogurt - Mahwah, December

367. “Varsity MSG” – Closter, Hillsdale, December

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368. Walmart #6 “Christmas” – North Bergen, December

369. “Let’s Move” PSA – Montclair, December

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WEBCASTS/WEB SERIES

1. “Brand Building through Customer Insight” (American Marketing Association) – Allendale, January

2. 12 Steps to Recovery (Maximeyes Prods.) web series produced by Tony Clomax – South Orange, April

3. “Turtle Race” (College Humor) - Fort Lee, May

4. “Onion News Network” (Zweibel Worldwide)- Montclair, May

5. “Exit Row” (Puppet Heap) – Hoboken, May, June

6. “Who the Hell is Dan Bruder?” web series – Wayne, Franklin Lakes, June, July

7. “Driving Jersey” – Red Bank, Sandy Hook, Hoboken, April, June, July

8. “Friends of Episcopal Relief and Development (ERD) – Morris Twp., Madison, August

9. “Crossing Blood Lines” (Blue Force Films) – Freehold, Red Bank, August, September

10. “Garden State Adventures” (GSA) – Sussex, Jefferson Twp., September, October

11. “Rhyme Reel” produced by Dave Catalano – Maplewood, Union, Twp., September, October, November

12. “The Circle: The Other Side of New Jersey” (MTSBM)– Newark, Irvington, October, November

13. “The 47th Floor (Stonestreet Studios) - Tenafly, November

14. “JustUs” – series created by J Omarr – Newark, November, December

15. “Boys to Manzo” (Bravo) – Franklin Lakes, Hoboken, November, December

16. “Dead Road” web series created by Corrado Gadaleta – Hoboken, Weehawken, December

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17. “The Promise” (Sony Entertainment) starring Bruce Springsteen – Asbury Park, December

18. “Tasting With The Vayniacs” web program produced by Gary Vaynerchuk – Springfield, recurring series

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COMMISSION MEMBERS/STAFF

There are eleven commissioners, eight of whom are nominated by the Governor and confirmed by the Senate to serve staggered terms of two to four years. Two are ex officio members. All commissioners are non-salaried.

COMMISSIONERS

Michael W. Proscia, Chairman (North Bergen) Michael E. Uslan, Vice-Chairman (Cedar Grove) Dennis Hedlund, Secretary (Colts Neck) Shelley Adler (Cherry Hill) John R. Bruno (Clifton) Thomas M. Haveron (Harrison) Celeste Holm (Morris County) David A. Smith (Pennington)

EX OFFICIO

Linda Kellner, Acting Executive Director New Jersey Business Action Center

Carol Ann Herbert, Chairman, New Jersey State Council on the Arts

STAFF

Steven Gorelick, Executive Director David W. Schoner, Associate Director Andrew S. Graham, Production Coordinator Charles Ricciardi, Operations Manager John M. Borelli, Special Projects Manager

Joseph Friedman, Executive Director Emeritus