For nearly two decades, Georgia’s film tax credit has been the catalyst that turned this state into a $4 billion entertainment powerhouse. What started as a policy play has become a cultural crescendo – with studios, soundstages and a world-class crew that rivals anywhere in the country.
For Teacup Season 2, our early plans leaned toward other regions, but ultimately Georgia stood out — not only for its natural beauty, but for the depth of resources and talent available throughout the state.
The Center for Puppetry Arts announced over the weekend that it will receive a “remarkable gift” from the family of Jim Henson: a towering 12-foot statue of Kermit the Frog dressed as Charlie Chaplin’s The Little Tramp.
Intellectual Property (IP) plays a significant role in the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the US. In fact, the U.S Patent and Trademark Office found that IP-intensive industries accounted for over 38% of total US GDP. As a part of this significant portion of US GDP, IP plays a crucial role in the creative economy.
Disney continued to reclaim its Thanksgiving glory at the box office this year as Zootopia 2 broke myriad records. True, Thanksgiving is only a holiday here in the states, but this movie rang up big around the world.
Veteran Producer TY Walker along with his team at Braveheart Entertainment and Executive Producer, Keisha Perry Walker of Wild Peach Studios, have announced an exclusive partnership with Fanbase.
Spelman College is the latest school in Georgia to get a slate of film and television courses, with two introductory classes set to begin in Spring 2026.
During the summer of 2016 metro Atlanta was a busy hive of TV and film production activity, benefiting from the last gasp of cable dominance.
Georgia has consistently dedicated itself to welcoming the film business and in doing so has built wonderful infrastructure, tremendous crews and offers value in studios like Trilith LIVE.
Two Ships is a 2D hand-drawn animated short that my wife, Mackenzie, and I wrote together based on our experience of working opposite schedules and trying to maintain connection during one of the busiest times in our relationship. It’s a story that’s deeply personal to us but one we’ve found resonates with others who are also looking for human connection.