Split Ends is set in the fictional town of
Manningtree, New Jersey, where hairdresser Lizzie Munro fights
to save historic Main Street... and the future of her community.
Many real small-town businesses and organizations helped bring
Split Ends to life:
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TheSalonGuy with Libby Christensen, Writer/Producer of Split Ends from stephen marinaro on Vimeo. Elizabeth Christensen – Writer/ProducerSplit Ends is the brain child of Scottish-born Libby Munro Christensen. On Mother’s Day in 2002, the New York Times published a piece about Libby and her interesting career as a successful business woman and hairstylist to the stars.
Split Ends was filmed in Historic Botany Village in
Clifton, New Jersey. Many businesses along the town’s main street participated
in the filmmaking effort, providing locations and logistical support to our cast
and crew. The nearby brick mills and smokestacks are reminders of America’s
manufacturing heritage.
Guests will find Les Saisons Inn in Maplewood, New Jersey, a
wonderful place to gather with family and friends. The circa 1840 Second Empire
French Victorian is redolent of New Jersey’s fascinating history.
The historic Belleville Public Library is one of 1,681
community libraries across America whose construction was funded by
Scottish-born industrialist and philanthropist, Andrew Carnegie. Beautifully
restored in the 1990’s, the library served as a Split Ends location.
