Times Square
Even though it's not loved by locals due to heavy tourist traffic, it's still the world's most recognizable street. Times Square perfectly captures the term "bright lights, big city."Everywhere you go there is a major brand with a store. There are big, bright neon lights. Open your Facebook and you'll get 20 ads in your feed.
If you are trying to get the world's attention through video, then a selfie or a professional video production in Times Square will really make your social media profile stand out.
Rockefeller Center
Conceived by John D. Rockefeller during the Depression as a “city within a city,” Rockefeller Center encompasses six square blocks of Midtown Manhattan. Several of the complex’s most popular attractions have made film appearances, including The Rainbow Room (Sleepless in Seattle), and Top of the Rock (The Adjustment Bureau).Stop by in December and you'll see the world's most famous Christmas tree, as well as a really cool skating rink.
There are just two obvious choices that scream New York. Other places like Brooklynhave hidden jewels that few outsiders know about. These would be great candidates for locations for video production.
For directions to our New York city location:
From Conneticut - Take I-84, I-684 to Hutchinson River Pkway S, I-278 W and then FDR DR to Robert F. Wagner Sr. Place in Manhattan, New York. Take Exit 2 on FDR DR. Follow Madison to Monroe St.
From New Jersey: Get on NJ-133. Go NOrth until you merge with I-95 and I-78 to Holland Tunnel. Enter Manhattan. Take Varick St, Franklin St, Worth St, Catherine St and finally Monroe St.
From Long Island: Get on Northern State Pkway. Merge with I-495. Stay on it until you hit Robert F. Wagner Sr. Place in Manhattan. Get on FDR Drive. Exit 2. Take Madison St to Monroe St.
Public Transportation: Take any bus to the Porth Authority Bus Terminal. Take A/C/E to West 4 St. Transfer to F train Get off East Broadway.
From Grand Central: take the 4/5/6 to Brooklyn Bridge. Walk 14 minutes to 25 Monroe st., NY, New York 10002.
