On Jan. 1, Georgia hit start on a digital entertainment incentive program to stimulate creation of even more video games and interactive productions.
This event is sure to be an incredible opportunity for your church body to experience a powerful life-affirming film. Not only that, but because the film is a faith—friendly romance, it is also a compelling outreach tool for others to come and be a part of a night that will offer healing and hope.
The Association of Film Commissioners International announced its 2018 Board of Directors, as well as the latest crop of film commissioners worldwide to earn AFCI Certification.
Craig tells us how important it is to have Georgia-based content developers. This includes positions like writers, producers, and directors.
The Georgia Department of Economic Development is currently seeking public comment on the proposed amended regulations which will govern the Musical Tax Credit.
In 2018, re:imagine/ATL is launching a new series of Saturday “Crash Course” workshops to train Atlanta-area students in film and media production while connecting them with local media industry professionals.
The Savannah Music Festival and Southbound Brewing Company are partnering for the fourth straight year to release a springtime IPA for the 2018 festival developed over a shared love of live music.
Drew tells us the main reason he moved his company to Georgia was independent film-making. He thinks independent film-making is the heartbeat of film. It does not rely on Hollywood.
Bryan McBrien discusses some exciting trends he is seeing in Atlanta. One of these is studio development. More and more studios are making Atlanta their home. Another is the growth of sound stages.
The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) announced its lineup for the sixth annual SCAD aTVfest, Atlanta’s only TV festival attracting industry-leading producers, directors, writers and actors to SCAD’s award-winning buildings in Midtown Atlanta.