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.
As Governor Nathan Deal stated, “I am confident that the efforts of state industry leaders, community partners and the people of Georgia will help us maintain this momentum for many years to come.”
Bryan is one of the owners of Cinema Greens. They recently launched a retail location in Atlanta to serve decorators that may not be able to physically visit their full spread in Hampton.
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.