Therefore, coming up with a new concept each year to keep it fresh and current with our goals and with the market trends is an important and somewhat challenging task. We have several brainstorming sessions, but our director Jason Sirotin came up with the winning concept this year.
The re:imagine/COMMUNITY program has been implemented in six Atlanta Public and Dekalb County Schools since 2015. The program recently received the Corporate Volunteerism Council 2017 IMPACT Award for engaging skills-based volunteers from 11Alive and FOCUS Brands at Grady High School.
University staff soon realized the dated features and general wear and tear of the buildings on Briarcliff campus made research and laboratory work difficult and expensive. They chose to use the space as extra storage instead.
These guys just do straight quality work. This is one of the best reels we have seen. Note that the stuntman in this is from the Spiderman movies. Great timing and illustration of quality work leaving the viewer wanting more.
Nicole Holt is over Zoe’s Kitchen in most of Georgia. She talks about what fresh means to the company and how that difference is unique.
Casey Corporate Transportation (CCT) has found a new niche that takes its fleet of cars beyond the business traveler to wrap parties, celebrity airport runs and other chauffeur services that require discretion.
In Georgia, the award-winning film was shown on the big screen at the AMC Classic Fort Benning 10 in Columbus, AMC Colonial 18 in Lawrenceville and the Mall of Georgia Stadium 20 in Buford.
From March 29th through April 14th, 2018, venues throughout Savannah’s Historic District will be filled with the extensive concerts, recitals, dance parties, film, theatrical and multi-disciplinary productions that make up the 29th edition of the Savannah Music Festival (SMF).
Bad Blood: The Movie is the feature film directorial debut of Atlanta native Tim Reis, who has previously directed music videos. The horror film explores the largely uncharted werefrog.
Thanks to the state’s competitive production incentive program, our industry will continue to film on location in Massachusetts, creating high-paying jobs, generating revenue for the state, and driving economic growth.