Whatever Happened to Baby Jane and all films presented by the Bergen County FIlm Commission at the Williams Center will be screened in the Rivoli. The only time we will screen in other areas of the Williams Center will be during our 3-day September 26-28 Reel Jersey Film Festival. This festival will access all the screens in the Williams Center including the Rivoli to showcase not only classic films but also present day filmmakers from around the country and the films of high school students based in Bergen County. This is “Reel Jersey Film Festival: A Celebration of American Film Past, Present & Future.”
Hope to see you in the Rivoli of the Williams Center this Thursday night at 7:30PM (March 27th) for Baby Jane and on Friday, March 28 at 7:30PM for An Evening of Vaudeville with Uncle Floyd which will include a screening of restored Vitaphone vaudeville shorts.
See www.bergencountyfilmcommission.org for a full calendar of our listings through April. We will soon add our calendar for September through December 2008.
The Bergen County Film Commission is proud to call the Williams Center and “The Rivoli” its new home. This commission, created in late 2007 by the Bergen County Board of Freeholders, is an all volunteer commission patterned after the successful Fort Lee Film Commission. The Chair of the new commission is Nelson Page and the Executive Director Tom Meyers, both of the Fort Lee FIlm Commission. This commission has started, since January 2008, a series of retrospective film programs in the Rivoli through the use of a newly purchased digital projector. Film programs are scheduled throughout 2008 -visit www.bergencountyfilmcommission.org We hope to have 35MM capability in The Rivoli for the September 26-28 Reel Jersey Film Festival which will access all 5 screens of the Williams Center. The Bergen County Film Commission will assist Bergen County and the Williams Center Board in the renovation of The Rivoli.
Whatever Happened to Baby Jane and all films presented by the Bergen County FIlm Commission at the Williams Center will be screened in the Rivoli. The only time we will screen in other areas of the Williams Center will be during our 3-day September 26-28 Reel Jersey Film Festival. This festival will access all the screens in the Williams Center including the Rivoli to showcase not only classic films but also present day filmmakers from around the country and the films of high school students based in Bergen County. This is “Reel Jersey Film Festival: A Celebration of American Film Past, Present & Future.”
Hope to see you in the Rivoli of the Williams Center this Thursday night at 7:30PM (March 27th) for Baby Jane and on Friday, March 28 at 7:30PM for An Evening of Vaudeville with Uncle Floyd which will include a screening of restored Vitaphone vaudeville shorts.
See www.bergencountyfilmcommission.org for a full calendar of our listings through April. We will soon add our calendar for September through December 2008.
The Bergen County Film Commission is proud to call the Williams Center and “The Rivoli” its new home. This commission, created in late 2007 by the Bergen County Board of Freeholders, is an all volunteer commission patterned after the successful Fort Lee Film Commission. The Chair of the new commission is Nelson Page and the Executive Director Tom Meyers, both of the Fort Lee FIlm Commission. This commission has started, since January 2008, a series of retrospective film programs in the Rivoli through the use of a newly purchased digital projector. Film programs are scheduled throughout 2008 -visit www.bergencountyfilmcommission.org We hope to have 35MM capability in The Rivoli for the September 26-28 Reel Jersey Film Festival which will access all 5 screens of the Williams Center. The Bergen County Film Commission will assist Bergen County and the Williams Center Board in the renovation of The Rivoli.