Charlotte is the Creative Development and Workforce Coordinator for the Georgia Film Academy. She works with directors and writers to help facilitate homegrown projects.
Jennifer Hall explains how MatchKey Consulting works with clients to navigate the various issues faced by entertainment professionals as they navigate projects to completion.
“Film and television production in Georgia has increased exponentially over the past 30 years,” said Dr. Stas Preczewski, president of GGC.
Lynn is President of Williams, Turner and Mathis. She talks about Professional Media Liability coverage (E&O) and when you should seek such coverage.
“The tourism industry is a vital economic engine for Georgia, as it generated a record-breaking $60.8 billion in economic impact and provided employment for more than 450,000 Georgians last year.”
Join us at the Havana Club for heavy hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, casino games & entertainment, music and remarks by special guests from Georgia’s film & television community.
Jeff Weinkle of Aprio talks about a recent client that was engaged in production work but was not taking advantage of all the tax benefits that are available.
From the opening shot of twinkling dogtags and quick change to war and families in emotional turmoil, Thank You For Your Service brought to light the harrowing experiences of PTSD and the harsh realities of servicemen returning to a less-than welcoming home country.
A capacity crowd of VIPs gathered for the Georgia Entertainment 101 event this week. It was an evening of networking, but also a time to celebrate Georgia’s dynamic entertainment industry and the diverse businesses that make up the industry.
“They thought it was real. We’re still waiting for a quote from them saying our marijuana plants are so realistic looking we fooled the DEA.” Bryan McBrien