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The Unique Appeal of Edgewater Hall: The Iconic Venue Featured on TLC’s Extreme Sisters Starring The Capasso Triplets

Edgewater Hall is a historic Staten Island landmark that has been transformed into a versatile film location. Featured in various productions including TLC’s Extreme Sisters, the venue offers a unique and timeless backdrop for filmmakers and photographers looking for an elegant and authentic setting. The building’s owner, Ettore Mazzei, is passionate about preserving its history and character, making Edgewater Hall a top choice for filmmakers seeking a vintage and versatile location.

Staten Island is a Film Destination!

While they say Hollywood and Manhattan are the epicenters for film production, for decades, Staten Island has been an absolute base for filming. It is sort of like we’re “New York’s Mini Hollywood”. Staten Island has experienced several different films – some of which were based predominantly or solely out of this great borough.

iNTeLL’s “Legacy Drip” Music Video Filmed High Above Bay Street

Staten Island has become a popular location for film and TV productions, with its unique blend of urban and suburban landscapes providing a diverse range of settings for filmmakers. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at one of the borough’s most iconic locations, Edgewater Hall, and how it was used in the music video for “Legacy Drip” by iNTeLL.

Edgewater Hall is the scene for Bobby Briz and iNTeLL’s “PENdulum” Music Video”

Staten Island is no stranger to the entertainment industry. From major motion pictures to TV shows, the borough has been a popular location for filming. In this post, we’ll explore one of the most iconic locations on Staten Island, Edgewater Hall, and its use in the music video for “PENdulum” by Bobby Briz and iNTeLL of 2nd Generation Wu.

Lisa Evers of FOX NY interviews 2nd Generation Wu at Edgewater Hall

In the Spring of 2020 FOX NY’s iconic journalist, Lisa Evers, used the 2nd Floor of Edgewater Hall as the backdrop for her interview with iNTeLL & Pxwer (of 2nd Generation Wu), Sun God, and Young Dirty Bastard after the release of their single “7.O.D.” The young rappers are the sons of Wu-Tang Clan rappers U-God, Method Man, Ghostface Killah, and Ol’ Dirty Bastard, respectively. In the interview, Evers discusses what it was like to grow up Wu and the challenges presented in starting a career in the shadow of such influential fathers.

James DeMonaco’s “Once Upon a Time in Staten Island” Shot at Edgewater Hall

Staten Island native James DeMonaco teams up with Edgewater Hall, once again, for his newest drama "Once Upon a Time in Staten Island." DeMonaco's film "Staten Island" shot at Amendment 18, formerly Dock Street, was released in 2009. The crime film features Ethan...

Gia Bella’s “Bombs Away” Was Filmed on Staten Island’s Bay Street

Singer Gia Bella released her single “Bombs Away” in 2014. In the music video for the track, Gia can be seen on Staten Island. Specifically, you can find her in the loft at 691 Bay Street. The clip, produced by Monstar Films, is just one in a series of music videos set on Staten Island by the production company.

Brodie Jaymz’s “Here We Go” Shows Off Staten Island’s Gatsby’s On The Bay

The music video for Brodie Jaymz’s “Here We Go” was partially shot right here on Staten Island last October. You might recognize the restaurant in the opening of the video as Stapleton’s Gatsby’s on the Bay. After that the video shows drone footage that rides down Bay Street. There are also some great shots of the NYC skyline.

BP Oddo Launches Website For Filming Locations on Staten Island

Staten Island has a wide variety of locations at which location scouts for movies and television have kept tucked in their pocked as a New York City for some time now. We’ve seen television shows like Gotham and Girls shoot on our shores, as well as feature films like Staten Island Summer. Recently, the office of Borough President James Oddo launched a SmugMug website to show off photos that showcase the range of possibilities for Staten Island’s starring role in the next big thing.

Blink: The Observer, Is A Short Film Shot On Staten Island

Blink is an original story written, directed, and produced by Kevin Rogers (Backslash Bomb Productions), a native Staten Islander. Rogers described the film on his IndieGoGo page by stating that, “Blink is a story about people trying to survive as the world they know slips away from them. It’s about the importance of friendship when you don’t know who you can trust and the lengths you will go to protect the people you love, even when you don’t know what the threat is.”

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