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Recent commentary, analysis and news:
The Dunwoody native and radio and TV host showed up Oct. 11 to christen the studio at new Arthur M. Blank Hospital.
Last week, we had the opportunity to attend one of Entertainment Tourism Alliance of Georgia’s (ETAG) town hall meetings. The event was held at the Montaluce Winery in Dahlonega and is one of six town halls ETAG is hosting all over the state.
In one of the year’s second-best triumphs for indie genre cinema after NEON’s Longlegs, Cineverse’s under $5M investment, Terrifier 3, is screaming to an estimated $18.3M+ 3-day after an $8.2M Friday, $5.9M Saturday and $4.2M Sunday.
Prime Video customers in the U.S. will soon be able to subscribe to Apple TV+ to enjoy award-winning and hit Apple Originals like The Morning Show, Slow Horses, Presumed Innocent, Severance, Silo, Hijack, and more directly via Prime Video. Additional territories to follow.
It’s set to be a historic night for the culture as the legendary Gucci Mane (Radric Delantic Davis) takes the stage at the iconic Atlanta Symphony Hall on October 12, 2024.
This vibrant festival will take place from November 7-10, 2024, across the dynamic city of East Point, Georgia.
Discover Dunwoody proudly announces Mela Rayne-Fernandez as the October 2024 recipient of the Distinguished Production Associate Recognition Program.
In honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), SHOWAbility is partnering with Georgia State University to host an informational expo focused on accessibility in the film industry.
Get ready for an exciting conversation with Randy Davidson, the CEO of Georgia Entertainment, as he joins Dunwoody Dialogues to dive into the ever-evolving world of film, music, and the creative industries.
There’s no doubt that the film and TV industry is undergoing a significant reset. Strikes, AI concerns, cultural shifts, labor and production costs, distribution challenges and international competition have created a difficult environment for production in Georgia and other states. Against this backdrop, Georgia’s Governor Brian Kemp plans to meet with studio executives in California next week.