Creative Mammals really outdid themselves with this reel. This wacky, interview-style video gives people a chance to find out exactly what Creative Mammals does and how they help clients. They aren’t called “Creative” Mammals without a reason!
Lawrence gives us some information on his firm and it’s beginnings. He also goes over why he chose Atlanta to do business in over LA. He explains how the tax incentives played a big part in that.
Join the Technology Association of Georgia in a Field Trip & Discussion at the Creative Media Industries Institute at GSU April 11th!
This is the first time since 1999 that U.S. music revenues grew materially for two years in a row, while gaps in core rights continue to distort the marketplace and deprive recording artists and songwriters of the royalties they deserve.
For the past several years, video game fans around the world have become increasingly enamored with e-sports, the act of watching and playing video games in a competitive setting.
Come learn from the experts the new technology of the Panasonic’s VaricamLT and EVA-1 camera technology.
Matthew talks to us about why he has chosen to stay in the Atlanta area instead of moving on to somewhere like LA or NYC. He thinks that him, and other composers and artists, staying in Atlanta will show that Atlanta is not just a hub for film, but music as well.
Savannah Music Festival, a leading nonprofit performing arts organization, announces two new additions to its Board of Directors. Joining the now 30-member Board are M. Ann Levett, PhD and David C. Johnson, Jr.
The 4th SSU Indie Film Fest submission period is now open for everyone worldwide until March 31, 2018. Filmmakers can submit films to these 5 categories: Music Video, Horror/Sci-fi, Comedy, Documentary and Drama.
The GPP, along with presenting sponsor, the Georgia Film Office, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, will host the first of four regional meetings to showcase the opportunity the film industry brings to all of Georgia.