CHRISTINE HANLON Producer, County Clerk ADAM WORTH, Director, Cinematographer, and Editor; ‘Monmouth County at War; Rebels, Raiders, Revolution;’ Screening at Garden State Film Festival Documentary

#realconversations #monmouthcountyclerk #Emmywinner#AmericanRevolution #documentary #filmmaker #battleofmonmouth #cinemnatographer#editor #videojournalism #GSFFCONVERSATIONS WITH CALVIN — WE THE SPECIESHosted by Calvin SchwartzMeet CHRISTINE HANLON (Monmouth County Clerk) and ADAM WORTH(5-time Emmy Award-winning director, cinematographer, and editor). ‘As thisspecial interview was coming together, the grasp of the relativity (withrespect to Einstein) of the depth, importance, relevance, and the uniqueness ofthe guests was like a rolling stone. Many reasons for unbridled excitement. Christine has been the MonmouthCounty Clerk since 2015. I live here. Adam Worth, with all those Emmys andnominations. Their third collaboration. ‘Monmouth County at War; Rebels,Raiders, and Revolution’. America’s 250th. Monmouth County was acenter of the American Revolution. When I watched Ken Burns’ documentary just amonth ago, a bright light bulb went on, a similar realization. Monmouth was anepicenter. Funny thing, Adam’s crew and Ken Burns’ crew were together filmingat Monmouth Battlefield State Park. Christine and Adam are effervescent,ebullient, brilliant, and quintessential Monmouth and Jersey. I could’velistened for hours. A few notions. Neighbors fought neighbors. A deep conflict.Many didn’t think we could win, so they sided with the British. The filmhighlights African American, Native-American and loyalist perspectives. Enoughsaid (the last James Gandolfini movie). So much to glean from this interview. Ifeel like I’m on the cloud. I am.” Calvin🎙️ 700+ Interviews &Videos📺 9,400+ Subscribers —and growing👉 Please Subscribe:https://www.youtube.com/c/ConversationswithCalvinWetheSpecIEsGLOBAL Reach. Earth Life. Amazing People.**CHRISTINE HANLON (Producer, County Clerk) & ADAMWORTH, (Director, Cinematographer, and Editor); ‘Monmouth County at War;Rebels, Raiders, & Revolution;’ Screening at Garden State Film Festival(Documentary)YouTube:Description of the film: Created in collaboration with Monmouth County and theMonmouth NJ 250th Committee, Monmouth County at War: Rebels, Raiders, andRevolution uncovers the untold story of New Jersey’s bloodiest region duringthe American Revolution. In Monmouth County, loyalty could mean your life.Through raids, reprisals, and the struggle for freedom, neighbors turnedagainst neighbors and the line between justice and revenge disappeared.Featuring leading historians and the rarely told stories of African American,Native American, and Loyalist fighters, the film reveals how the Revolution’strue cost was paid in the fields and homes of ordinary New Jerseyans — and howits echoes still haunt the landscape today. From the battles and betrayals thattore neighbors apart, to the brutal fighting at the Battle of Monmouth, to therise of Colonel Tye’s Black Brigade, and the secret smuggling networks thatsustained the war. Uncover how loyalty and survival drove Monmouth’s residentsto take sides - or switch them - revealing the Revolution not as distant glory,but as a brutal, personal war at home. LINK TO TRAILER:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oi1i-X64VsoCHRISTINE HANLON:  Formore information about the Monmouth County Clerk’s Office, visitMonmouthCountyClerk.gov.Christine Giordano Hanlon has served as Monmouth CountyClerk since 2015, having been re-elected to her third term in November 2025.**ADAM WORTH BIO:  AdamWorth is a five-time New York Emmy Award-winning director, cinematographer, andeditor with 19 total Emmy nominations across directing, cinematography,editing, audio post-production, and video journalism. With over 20 years ofexperience, he has produced, directed, shot, and edited five feature-lengthdocumentaries, exploring subjects ranging from **