The online community is now in soft launch, giving many of those relationships and conversations another place to continue between the stories we publish and the events we produce. It allows us to create more intimate conversations and curated experiences for people across Georgia’s creative and innovation economy to find one another.
Long Shot Productions Ltd., in partnership with the East Coast Talent Agency and the Earl and Rachel Smith Strand Theatre, recently concluded the 12th Annual Cobb International Film Festival on historic Marietta Square.
Universal Production Services’ Sign Shop at Assembly Studios Atlanta offers graphic design, printing, custom signs and prop packaging for the entertainment industry, local businesses and beyond. Onsite for productions working on the studio lot, the shop is also open to clients off lot who need a fast, convenient and cost effective source for signage and props.
Dragon Con is not only just about meeting famous creators or celebrities it’s always about the local talent in Georgia from the famous Dragon Con parade that airs on LIVE TV amassing over thousands of people showcasing their groups and organisation and amazing cosplays.
Trilith Foundation put researchers who study human flourishing on the same stage as the athletes, filmmakers and executives shaping culture. The premise was that both rooms get better when they talk to each other.
Each month we bring you a list of ongoing productions in Georgia. This information is provided by Georgia.org and reproduced by Georgia Entertainment to bring you the latest, verified productions.
In this conversation with Jezlan Moyet, president of Georgia Entertainment, Bailey-Ford discusses her journey producing nearly 50 independent films, including Color Book, a project that premiered at Tribeca and later became a top 10 Netflix title thanks to its authentic portrayal of a Black father and representation of children with special needs.
Don Mandrik, co-chair of the entertainment practice group at Hall Booth Smith, discusses how the firm’s attorneys go beyond legal advising to actively participate in the entertainment industry.
I am going to suggest that Republicans and Democrats get together, and immediately craft Legislation to save the Movie, Television, and Entertainment Business in America. Congress should approve, immediately, a Federal Production Incentive to create Entertainment Jobs in America. It can be done quickly, accurately, efficiently and, importantly, will benefit ALL of America.
Look across Georgia’s economy today and creativity is everywhere. It is changing agriculture and banking. It is reshaping healthcare, transportation, manufacturing, tourism, education and real estate. Technology has accelerated that transformation, giving people extraordinary new tools to turn ideas into companies, products, experiences and entirely new ways of doing business.