The intent of the EDDA is to preserve the building as a theatre, improve the exterior appearance, renovate the facility with modern comforts and cinematic technology, and operate as a single screen theatre with the ability to play movies both new and old.
Beginning January 2020, Gwinnett Tech will debut the Mechatronics program to serve advanced manufacturing companies in Gwinnett and North Fulton counties, as well as, enter into a joint partnership with the Georgia Film Academy for a production assistant certificate program to be taught at the OFS site in Norcross, Georgia.
Often referred to as a Renaissance man, writer-producer-actor Erman Baradi will be taking on the role of host at the 2019 HorrOrigins Film Festival, a first-time film festival happening in Atlanta, GA later this month.
“Georgia State is one of the most innovative and diverse universities in the country,” he said, “I couldn’t imagine a better place to work with students than CMII.”
According to a statement, KLA Production, Inc will be a cross-platform corporation “formed to execute Adams’ global content strategy – KLAP’s mission is to provide thought provoking, open-minded content that breaks the chains of fear and inspires to succeed.”
We can install our Starbucks coffee machine and Waterlogic water purifiers right on the sets, so all actors, actresses and staff can enjoy 100% purified water and Starbucks coffee using 100% purified water. These two services will offer participants the best quality available, right on site.
Atlanta-based production rental and post house Cloud to Ground has hired Keelan Bearden to lead the production services division. Cloud to Ground’s independent rental house offers camera and audio packages, grip, electric, space rentals, and everything needed for productions.
One such project is “I Am Here” film short, a first-time international collaboration with the Canadian Consulate and Canadian institutions Sheridan College in Oakville and Seneca College in Toronto, along with Clayton State University in Atlanta.
The Motion Picture Association is refuting a new study by Michael Thom, associate professor at the University of Southern California’s (USC) Sol Price School of Public Policy, for poor data selection, methodology problems, and its authors repeated dismissal of positive effects from production incentives that demonstrate a clear pattern of bias.
Moving images are big business. From movies to TV series to next-generation extended reality to video games, these media generate billions in investments annually. For a state to serve as a location can lead to a huge influx of funds. Enhancing needed infrastructure and supplier and talent networks can generate a notable sustained presence.