Georgia House Speaker David Ralston announced Wednesday he’s starting a legislative effort to further boost the state’s booming film, TV and entertainment industry.
Ralston created the House Working Group on Creative Arts & Entertainment, which will evaluate the state’s tax incentives and other programs that have led to Georgia becoming a prime location for entertainment-related jobs.
The working group could propose legislation to support the entertainment industry, which includes film, TV, music and video game production.
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