This year’s festival will feature 96 films during four days of live screenings, including independent horror features and 11 themed short film programs.
This year’s festival will feature 96 films during four days of live screenings, including independent horror features and 11 themed short film programs.
The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) announced the Opening Night presentation for the 29th annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival.
Developed as a thesis project through the SCAD MFA program in Savannah and made with a Georgia-based cast and crew that grew to 83 people, anchored by an almost entirely female senior producing team, the film recreates a chapter of World War II aviation history with vintage aircraft drawn from Kermit Weeks’ Fantasy of Flight collection.
Kennesaw Mountain High School graduate Peighton Williamson’s goal of a career in the film industry is coming to fruition. The 20-year-old, set to enroll in Berry College in the fall, recently completed an internship on the set of MGM’s “Creed III.”
Reimagine, an education and workforce development organization investing in the next generation of creative leaders, today announced that applications are now open for its Fall 2026 EMERGE apprenticeship programs.
Zach Braff and Esther McGregor play a police officer working to get drugs off the street and his addicted daughter in their haunting new movie, Clean Hands.
Filmmaker Elisée discusses the whirlwind journey of his film “The Tropic Sun and His Eyes” since its premiere at the Tribeca Festival, where sold-out screenings and an added fourth showing signaled the project had struck a chord.
The partnership connects Atlanta Film Society members with banking tools and financial education built for entertainment careers.
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the Georgia Screen Entertainment Coalition (GSEC), announced that Julia Boyd, CAE, has been named Executive Director of GSEC, effective Oct. 1, 2026.
The discussion follows President Donald Trump’s August 31 call for Congress to develop a federal production incentive, which the Motion Picture Association subsequently endorsed as a way to increase U.S. competitiveness and production activity across the country.