Drew talks to us about an aspect of independent filmmaking that is often misunderstood: the high-risk value.
Drew talks to us about an aspect of independent filmmaking that is often misunderstood: the high-risk value.
Charles talks to us about the Savannah Film Alliance he started and how he hopes to help and grow the Savannah film industry through it.
Michael talks to us about about some films they are working on including a “Bondesque” film he hopes to start on soon.
re:imagine/ATL invites leading women from film, music, and media industry to discuss the future with Metro Atlanta high school girls at SPANX Headquarters.
The SCAD Film Festival adds two more honorees: Chloë Grace Moretz and John David Washington.
Venom, with Tom Hardy as the Marvel anti-hero, topped the domestic and international charts, followed by A Star Is Born. In North America, the $100 million comic book adaptation added $35.7 million, for a total so far of $142 million. Overseas, an extra $41.2 million this past weekend brought the total to $253 million, for an impressive worldwide cumulative of $379 million and also the title of the No.1 film in 54 countries.
AMC Theatres is excited to announce that AMC Stubs A-List, which was launched about three months ago to stimulate moviegoing across all age groups including millennials, continues to deliver on its promise and potential.
Moonshine Post-Production is a full service post-production house with world class facilities in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia. Surrounded by a solid team of artists, supervisors and technicians the company has a consistent track record for delivering creative work on time, on budget and with exceptional service.
Universal’s moon landing drama, First Man, which retraces Neil Armstrong’s first small step for man, was one giant leap for the Georgia economy. The production, which stars Ryan Gosling, injected $33 million into the Peach State economy, delivering jobs to more than 3,600 men and women from Marietta to Midtown.
The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, in partnership with Emory University, is proud to present its second edition of AJFF On Campus, a mini-festival for students, faculty, and staff, as well as the general public.