Steven Spielberg is heading to the Jersey Shore this spring to film his latest UFO movie, and the production team is searching for local extras to join the cast. The film, currently using the code name "Non-View,

Spielberg, 78, spent some of his youngest years as a child living in New Jersey with his family, as depicted in his film “ The Fabelmans ” (2022). He most recently filmed in Jersey, largely in Paterson, for his take on “ West Side Story ” (2021) starring Clifton’s Rachel Zegler.

Grant Wilfley Casting, the casting company handling the Oscar-winning director's new UFO-themed film (code name "Non-View"), is seeking Long Islanders to work as background when the movie shoots in Huntington on March 4. The notice calls for people ages 18-70 of all ethnicities who would act as wrestling fans. The pay rate is $181.50 for 10 hours.

Hot off its appearance in the Bob Dylan biopic "A Complete Unknown," Cape May will again be a filming location, as confirmed by a call for local extras to appear in the next Steven Spielberg movie.

Steven Spielberg plans to shoot part of an upcoming new film in Cape May this March, and is looking for locals to be extras. This is your chance to be in the movies.

Spielberg, arguably one of the biggest names in the world of film is bringing a new idea to life on the silver screen. His new movie, according to Wildwood Video Archive, is a UFO movie which is currently being referenced as The Dish is still shrouded in secrecy however, filming for this movie is set to happen partially in Cape May, NJ!

It was just last May when scenes for the recently released the Bob Dylan biopic, A Complete Unknown, starring Timothée Chalamet were shot in South Jersey, with Cape May being used as a stand-in for Newport, Rhode Island in scenes depicting the 1965 Newport Folk Festival.