Georgia Film Academy’s Charlotte Stauffer on the Black List Happy Hour
Charlotte talks to us about the Black List Happy Hour. The Black List Happy Hour is a social network for…
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Film Day at the Capitol Celebrates Georgia’s Film and Television Industry
The Georgia Film Office, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, celebrated Film Day at the Capitol to recognize the state’s past, present and future in the film industry.
Entertainment industry finds a home in ‘Hollywood South’
The growth of the entertainment industry in the state during the last decade was the subject of this year’s Charter Lecture, “Hollywood South: The New $9.5 Billion Georgia Industry,” held Feb. 26 at the Chapel.
Jeff Weinkle of Aprio on the Main Purpose of Tax Incentives
Jeff informs us on the main purpose of tax incentives. They are used to basically incentivize behavior within the state. …
Rick Strawn Gives a Background of Paradigm Security
Rick sits down with us to give some background on Paradigm Security. He also discusses how his history in law enforcement helped him. He strives to give his clients great, quality security and to leave them feeling safe and secure.
Nicole Holt on Zoes’ Metro-Specific Catering Team: Area Catering Sales Managers
Nicole sheds some light on the company’s metro-specific catering team: the Area Catering Sales Managers. They work in big city markets like Atlanta and Savannah. They are also moving into the music industry as well!
Production of New Line Cinema’s Game Night Contributes $14.7 Million to Georgia’s Economy
Georgia won big thanks to the production of New Line Cinema’s new action comedy, Game Night. According to figures from the studio, the film generated $14.7 million to the state’s economy.
University of Georgia Charter Lecture to Speak on Entertainment industry’s impact on Georgia
The industry has grown in the last decade from $240 million in 2007 to its current $9.5 billion. Now, there are an average of 30 to 40 productions ongoing at any given time across the state.
Kimberlin Bolton on How to Get Involved with re:imagine/ATL
Kimberlin talks to us about the two ways to get involved with re:imagine/ATL. One of these ways is becoming a mentor and changing lives! Donations are also accepted and welcome.
Life-long love of the water translates into film, TV opportunities
Mike Neal grew up on the water. As a kid in Maine he was always outdoors fishing and boating. Many…