Filming Going On At Monmouth Mall
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Rat Rock Nation looks like some rumors are going around all about some filming being done at Monmouth Mall in Eatontown right off route 35 here in Jersey.
It sounds like a spin-off or the actual show called “The Walking Dead” will be doing some scenes in the parking lot, or right in the mall itself.
A couple of friends of mine said they saw a couple of the crew members out there with all the cameras and filming equipment. That’s right the zombies might be walking around the mall.
Now with a lot of people shopping online with Amazon, you might say the mall might be very quiet and they should have no problem getting some great scenes to be filmed there at the Monmouth Mall.
I want to know how to become an extra on this movie set. If you have any information on how to be part of this filming project please let us know right here. Sounds like a fun thing to do and I was into watching “The Walking Dead” and all the zombies walking around.
I’m always a fan of even the Zombie Walk that takes place right here in Asbury Park. We should just get a bunch of people from that and get all dressed up and walk over and maybe the movie crew would say WOW look at all these zombies and put us in the movie. That would be cool but of course, we should probably ask first.
Would love to know if you have any pics of seen or even heard about this please share them right here. Sounds pretty cool thing to do.
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