In a recent conversation, Seth Ingram, Film Chair at Georgia Highlands College and Executive Director of the Rome International Film Festival, shared his perspective on how state-of-the-art facilities like Assembly Atlanta are shaping the next generation of Georgia filmmakers.
He emphasized the importance of real-world education by giving students hands-on experience working on set, collaborating with unions, and understanding the business model behind film production. Ingram also highlighted the growing economic impact of Georgia’s film industry and his excitement for producing more stories here at home, including his latest project Signing Day.
Join us for the official kick off of the Rome International Film Festival on November 6, followed by a special screening of Signing Day. RSVP here.
