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Newark is trying to get residents interested in a career in the film and digital media industry.

It comes as Lionsgate Studios opens in the city next year.

RELATED: Lionsgate will open movie and TV studio in Newark

The city started taking applications for the Newark Film Works program. It is a workforce development program designed to jumpstart a career in the industry.

All applicants must be 18 or older, residents of Newark, and have a strong interest in the field.

More information can be found HERE.