The NJ Film Industry Business Conference.
Film. Where It All Started.
Location TBD
29th-30th March 2025
Participants
930
Exhibitors
180
Sessions
30
Speakers
36
The Conference
Two Days of Powerful Talks, Presentations and Exhibitors
29th March 2025
9:00 AM
to
30th March 2025
6:00 PM
IN PERSON EVENT IN NEW JERSEY, USA
New Jersey is the new frontier for Hollywood studios moving in, and the tax incentives that New Jersey has to offer. Hollywood studios are moving to New Jersey, as well as a number of local industry players building studios and facilities to be ready for the influx of projects coming to the state and forecasted to be bringing in major revenue potentials for the state projecting from now til 2050.
The film industry is coming back to where it all started, with Thomas Edison's first inventions in New Jersey!
If you are in the film, television, music, streaming ott, music, distribution, talent and management industires, then you need to be at this conference! Network with fellow industry peers, be educated about the current status of the industry in New Jersey, take workshops toward further building your craft, meet with sound stage studio owners and industry suppliers and vendors, and sign your next deal with producers and financiers in attendence.
Speakers
Proud to bring inspirational speakers from across the globe
Team
Dedication. Expertise. Passion.
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