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Recent commentary, analysis and news:
The struggle continues in Georgia well into the fall as the TV and film production slate remains flat month over month.
For the sixth consecutive year, Billboard Magazine has named Kennesaw State University’s Joel A. Katz Music and Entertainment Business Program (MEBUS) as one of the world’s top music business programs.
TheWrap’s annual list of top film schools is out today, and three Georgia programs have ranked in the top 50.
From out of the blue, Sony/Marvel’s Venom the Last Dance after registering the lowest opening in the trilogy with $51M, actually held fantastically with a -49% second weekend or $26.1M.
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) indicated its support for U.S. Representative Adam Schiff’s recent letter to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) requesting statistics relevant to ensuring the United States maintains its standing as a leader in the film and television production industry.
Georgia Entertainment has announced details of the Signature Georgia Entertainment 100 event on December 11. The invite only affair for partners, directors, producers and other leading industry influencers intimately involved in policy and the business of Georgia’s Creative Economy will be held on Stage 5 at Assembly Studios!
Take an inside look at the first Golden Isles Film Festival in Brunswick!
This month, Fulton Films (GA) rolled out the red carpet to celebrate its successes in film, honoring the partnerships and community support that have elevated the film industry’s profile in Fulton County.
As part of this year’s awards, 69 entities in 51 counties will receive more than $1.4 million in funding.
Four metro Atlanta restaurants now have major culinary bragging rights after they each earned one Michelin star in the company’s 2024 guide.