Take one drive through and you'll see they've got luxury apartment buildings going up on every corner, and a massive Hollywood-style film studio planned, which is going to add 3,000+ jobs to the city - https://www.tapinto.net/towns/bayonne/sections/government/ar...You also should check out Stephen Gregg Park - It's a little further from the Light Rail stations but a true gem of Bayonne.

The River Walk is fancy, but then just steps away in any direction one feels like they're in a film set for RoboCop, with all the trimmings of a post-industrial wasteland.

I part-time live in the USA and Berlin making films and producing events.I'm looking for a few good partners in Omaha that I could scale alongside while brrrr'ing over the course of a few years as the market continues to grow.

Hi @Christopher Phillips, I'm sorry you had this experience and I'm thankful that you're willing to share it with the community.They sure do a great job promoting across a lot of different platforms, but in general when something comes along and promises the moon, we should probably always suspect it's a "fake moon landing filmed in the desert" that serves a purpose, but isn't exactly what was promised.I've heard of similar experiences with several "end-to-end" services like this. 

Yes there are other states that film, but none as big and steady and Hollywood.

These include the Stowe Winter Carnival, Stowe Arts Festival and the Stowe Mountain Film Festival.

I've made millions buying, selling, renting, brokering, managing, renovating, insuring, filming & anything else you can do in these suckers.Biggest take aways from my experiences are that you can make a ton of money with them.

Now HOW people proposes doing fractional ownership, keeping on "blockchain", that is just the B-film for those asking how to cash-in on bitcoin craze. 

I have not been able to follow BP because of work and although I quit my job I am involved on a film project which is taking a lot of my time.

The producers cut my scenes from the program because my university prohibited filming on campus at the time.