Moreaux: “In my role overseeing the Costume House at Universal Production Services at Assembly Studios, I manage both the operational and creative sides of the costume rental facility.
Following its in-theater run across metro Atlanta, the 26th annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival (AJFF) continues statewide with its Virtual Cinema, streaming March 6–15, 2026. With à la carte streaming tickets or an all-inclusive At-Home Streaming Pass, audiences across metro Atlanta and Georgia can enjoy 20 feature films and all 16 short films from this year’s Festival lineup.
The opening of Cosm Atlanta, which is located adjacent to the Atlanta Hawks’ State Farm Arena and Mercedes-Benz Stadium, follows the company’s first two venues in Los Angeles and Dallas, both of which opened in 2024.
Frank Patterson, president and CEO of Trilith Studios, makes the case for why Georgia is one of the best places in the country to build and grow a business. In Patterson’s view, Georgia simply gets it. The state understands what businesses need to succeed and has created a policy environment that makes it possible.
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The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) continues its decades-long legacy of shaping the global film industry. This year, 211 SCAD alumni and current students and two professors contributed their talents to films nominated for the 98th Academy Awards®, underscoring SCAD’s role as a premier pipeline to the world’s leading studios and creative teams.
Reel Friends, the Atlanta-based independent film production company founded by Rocco Shapiro, today announced its first annual Reel Friends Block Party, a free community celebration sponsored by The Coca-Cola Company.
Filmmakers and location professionals alike point to Georgia’s welcoming environment, experienced local crews and the Georgia film tax credit as major draws, while location managers give a nod to the genuine partnership and support from the Georgia Film Commission at both the city and state level.
The team filmed for about a week in December 2019, after Swift and Wright secured funding through a meeting with local stakeholders. Wright told community leaders that visitors come from across the country and around the world to experience what the documentary calls the “southernmost whitewater in the U.S.”, drawn by both the Chattahoochee River rapids and the region’s southern hospitality.
The 26th Annual Atlanta Jewish Film Festival proudly announces the winners of its 2026 Jury Awards, honoring exceptional storytelling, artistic excellence, and courageous filmmaking from around the world.