Daniel Blackman is the Founder of Renaissance94, a revolutionary non-profit and global social impact consultancy that advises corporations and public figures on strategy, storytelling, and community engagement.
The Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII) at Georgia State University proudly announces its official qualification as a Silver Level “Unreal Academic Partner” for its M.F.A. in Digital Filmmaking, Virtual Production, and Visual Effects Concentration. Administered by Epic Games, this prestigious recognition highlights CMII’s commitment to providing high-quality educational opportunities in the rapidly evolving field of digital media. It also underscores their dedication to excellence in education through a knowledgeable faculty, proven curricula, and top-notch technology.
Friedman’s is a local family-owned and operated custom frame shop that’s been in Savannah since its inception in 1902. Now in their fifth generation, they attribute their long success to their dedication to quality and customer service.
Outstanding SCAD 2024 graduates will represent more than 40 top-ranked programs, including interactive design and game development, interior design, film and television, fashion, graphic design, and design management.
The convention brought in approximately 50,000 people to the Georgia World Congress Center and made an estimated $35 million in economic impact for metro Atlanta.
As the number of states offering entertainment tax relief has dwindled, Georgia has emerged as the clear regional winner, eclipsing otherwise active entertainment work in Louisiana, Florida and North Carolina.
The Bo Bartlett Center at Columbus State University welcomes Zoey Frank, a renowned contemporary artist, for a six-week residency program through June 29.
This weekend at the Memorial Day box office, the film industry seems to be questioning its existence, ready to jump out of a window.
After 11 days of an exceptional edition, the Jury of the 77th Festival de Cannes presented its winners’ list among the 22 films presented in Competition this year.
If you usually walk the streets of Downtown Camilla, you might notice some changes as filmmakers saw a need to bring the entertainment industry to a small South Georgia town in hopes of creating exposure in the field.