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Job Opportunities

Local job opportunities are posted below for review. If you would like to submit a complimentary job listing, send an email to njfilm@njeda.gov. Make sure to include basic details about the project, indicating where the production is filming, when the work is needed, whether the job is paid or unpaid, and how the employer should be contacted (email address and phone number).

Job listings are provided solely for the convenience of production companies and job seekers. The New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission neither endorses nor recommends employers or applicants, and our postings do not constitute an endorsement or recommendation of any kind. The Commission makes no guarantees regarding the accuracy of the information contained in these listings.

 

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Background Casting Opportunity QUEENS OF THE DEAD

My name is Hilary Greer, owner of HBG Casting, LLC. We work on tons of projects in New Jersey and beyond!

Currently we are casting background actors (SAG and Nonunion) for Tina Romero's QUEENS OF THE DEAD.

Would you please be willing to put this out there on your site and social media?

- Feature film; QUEENS OF THE DEAD

- ALL TYPES (Especially those that Identify as LGBTQ)

- Dates; Now Until August 1

- Where: PATERSON, NJ

- All Roles are Paid SAG-AFTRA; $208/8 Nonunion Roles; Nonunion Rate.

We will be using the New HBG Casting, LLC Avail Check Site as well as the below google form;

PLEASE INDICATE IF YOU ARE INTERSTED AND AVAILABLE:

https://forms.gle/RwU97YipnhwcFdbr6

 

Seeking: ZOMBIES, YOGA MOMS, CLUB GOERS, SOCIAL MEDIA INFLUENCERS and MORE.

Filming from June 24 to July 22. 

 

You may also create a Profile on https://hbgcasting.app/talent/ Required Fields are in RED.
-Even if at the top it says 57/77, if all sections are complete, they will see roles posted if they are a match. 
-Zip Code MUST be FIVE numbers only; NO dashes or extra characters/numbers.

-Please provide TWO pictures. Smile in at least one of them.


Transportation will be provided from a central spot in NYC/MANHATTAN to Paterson NJ for SAG-AFTRA covered roles unless you choose to self-report by Car.
If you prefer to self-report, SAG-AFTRA covered roles will receive travel time.

 

Please let me know if you have any questions or want to discuss further.

 

Thank you so much,

Hilary/HBG Casting, LLC

HBGCasting@gmail.com

Student Internships

A. What is a student internship?
An internship is an opportunity for New Jersey college students to gain valuable exposure to the world of professional film and television production. The internship program is sponsored by the New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission. Interns typically work two days per week, on weekdays only.

B. Who is eligible for an internship?
New Jersey residents who are currently attending a college or university. Non-New Jersey residents who are currently attending a New Jersey college or university.

C. What kinds of internships are available?
There are two kinds of student internships:

  1. An internship at the Executive Office of the New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission. This internship can be either full-time or part-time during the fall, spring or summer semesters, depending on the needs and availability of the student. The duties consist of general office work, assistance in filling specific production requests, location researching and scouting. Interns assigned to the Executive Office are given preference for short-term location assignments with a film or television company.
  2. Short-term location assignments with film or television production companies. These internships occur regularly, but with little prior notice. Their length and nature will vary according to the needs of the producer and the availability of the student. The work can consist of (but is not limited to) site surveys, liaison with the Commission office, general assistance, etc.

D. Does the intern receive a salary or other financial compensation?
At this time the Commission internship is unsalaried, although job-related expenses incurred will be reimbursed.

E. How many credits can I receive for an internship?
There is no set number of credits attached to an internship. Credits to be granted will be determined by the college in which you are enrolled and should be arranged by the faculty liaison for your institution.

F. May I take other courses while assigned to an internship?
Additional course work will depend upon the amount of time occupied by the internship, the hours at which the courses are scheduled and/or the flexibility of the internship schedule, the location, etc. Any additional courses should be arranged so that they do not interfere with the internship.

G. How do I apply for an internship?
Print out the application form and send it along with a brief resume and any letters of recommendation from college faculty, or current or previous employers, to:

David W. Schoner Jr.
Associate Director
New Jersey Motion Picture and Television Commission
One Gateway Center
11-43 Raymond Plaza West
Suite 1410
Newark NJ 07102

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Upcoming Events

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Deadline Extended (4/4) for Emerging Filmmaker Lab @ Newark

The application deadline for the Emerging Filmmaker Lab @ Newark has been extended to Friday, April 4th.

This free, two-week summer filmmaking intensive is open to Newark public high school students in grades 10–12. The program runs Monday through Friday, July 14–25, 2025, at Donald M. Payne Sr. School of Technology.

Students will:

  • Gain hands-on experience in filmmaking
  • Build a portfolio for college or career opportunities
  • Collaborate with peers
  • Develop technical and creative skills for the future

Please help us spread the word by encouraging students to apply—or by sharing with your colleagues. Full program details and the student application are available here: Emerging Filmmaker Lab @ Newark.

Roy W. Dean Grant now accepting Spring 2025 submissions

From the Heart Productions is excited to announce that the Roy W. Dean Grant for Spring 2025 is now open for submissions! Now in its fourth decade, this prestigious grant has provided funding and production services to independent filmmakers creating unique films that make a positive contribution to society.

Who Should Apply?

The grant is open to filmmakers working on documentaries, narrative features, short films, and web series. Projects should be budgeted at $500,000 or less. Grant is open to filmmakers at any level of experienc including students.

What the Grant Offers:

Winner of the Roy W. Dean Grant for Spring will receive $3,500 in cash and thousands more in donated film products and services including 40% deduction on color, editing, and sound & all production services from ProMedia NYC, $500 in grip, lighting or expendables from Filmtools, 30% discount in equipment rental from AbelCine Tech, Inc. NYC, $1,600 value / sound mix session from Silver Sound, and more from many heartfelt donors.

How to Apply: Visit our application page: Grant Application Form

Deadline: March 31st, 2025

Every Applicant Benefits

One of the unique aspects of the Roy W. Dean Grant is that every filmmaker who applies can receive a 15-minute consultation on their submission. Gain valuable insights on:

  • Finding funding
  • Building a donor or investor database
  • Marketing your film
  • And more!

Learn more about the grant: Roy W. Dean Film Grants and Awards

For any questions, please reach out to us at info@fromtheheartproductions.com or call 805-984-0098.

We encourage you to share this opportunity with your filmmaking communities. Thank you for helping us support indie filmmakers in making a meaningful impact!

 

 

 

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