New Jersey is experiencing a resurgence in film and television production, with major studios investing billions of dollars and state tax incentives attracting projects that might otherwise be filmed elsewhere. According to SouthJerseyNewsBeat.com, state Assemblywoman Maureen Rowan believes South Jersey is missing opportunities to share in that growth.Rowan, D-Atlantic, says Atlantic County has the scenery, historic buildings, casino properties, beaches and communities that filmmakers need. Now, she wants more municipalities to position themselves to attract productions — and the jobs and economic activity that come with them.