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Open to arts nonprofit organizations, fiscally sponsored groups, private entities, and state/federally recognized tribes, the Cultural Sustainability program offers general operating funds to organizations rooted in communities of color.
The combined Signature Georgia Entertainment 100 & Georgia Unscripted was held in Columbus, Georgia on Nov 19.
Discover Dunwoody announces a strategic partnership with RE:IMAGINE, a leading force in Atlanta’s film industry youth development, to support emerging storytellers and film professionals in one of the world’s fastest-growing entertainment markets.
Georgia Entertainment announced today that the High Museum of Art has been named its honorary nonprofit for the upcoming Signature Georgia Entertainment 100 which will be held on Dec. 11 at Assembly Studios.
A Columbus area native’s award-winning movie will premiere next week on streaming services.
On Tuesday, December 31st Overstory Rooftop Bar is thrilled to host a spectacular New Year’s Eve celebration.
Driven by her passion, Skylar took a leap of faith and majored in film studies at Georgia State University, where she discovered the Georgia Film Academy (GFA), a stepping stone to her future in the film industry.
“Treat them the same way you treat us! How dare you?!” are some of the screams I’ve been getting from traditional major studios when it comes to the chilly box office performance of the Dwayne Johnson and Chris Evans $200M Christmas action movie Red One.
Stunt performer and actress Jewelianna Ramos-Ortiz is capturing attention in both the Hollywood and independent film worlds with her dual achievements as Maria Alvarez in Netflix’s Cobra Kai Season 6 Part 2 and the award-winning short film The Humming Grows.
Terry College’s Business of Creative Economy students explored Trilith Studios in Fayetteville — one of Georgia’s largest creative ecosystems