Georgia Entertainment joins those across the state in mourning the loss of Martha Zoller, the longtime WDUN talk radio host who died Monday at age 67.
The Entertainment Services and Technology Association (ESTA) is excited to welcome Mark Wofford to the team as the new manager of the Production Equipment Rental Group (PERG), ESTA’s film, television, and commercial production arm.
Students in Macon and across the region will gain direct access to hands-on training for careers in film, television and digital entertainment without having to travel hours from campus.
U.S.-based producer Autumn Bailey-Ford (On a Wing and a Prayer) and Simo Kubheka and Damien Brown of the South African-based NV Film Studios and Services have partnered to launch AfriNova Entertainment Group.
The film features Olivia Scott Welch, best known for her role in Netflix’s hit Fear Street trilogy. Her additional credits include Netflix’s Unbelievable, AMC’s Lucky Hank, and Amazon’s Panic.
Scott Votaw, Assistant Vice Chancellor for the University System of Georgia and head of the Georgia Film Academy, shares how the academy is evolving to keep students ahead of a rapidly changing entertainment industry.
Cinema Life Film Festival Collective, a grassroots, all-women-led indie festival platform, announces the Opening Night of the Georgia Shorts Film Festival on Friday, June 19, 2026, in honor of Juneteenth—launching the festival with a powerful celebration of Black cinema, bold storytelling, and emerging filmmakers of color.
In a video interview with Georgia Entertainment’s Jezlan Moyet for Discover Dunwoody last year, Winn said the state’s evolution as a production hub has given independent filmmakers the kind of support that once existed only in New York or Los Angeles.
It was at CSU that Dvn Dsn discovered his love for filmmaking after joining the Film Club and participating in 48-hour film festivals with a group of friends. This led to the creation of “Multicent Productions,” a production company founded by Dvn Dsn and his friends to present their film festival submissions.
Atlanta has long been one of the nation’s most influential creative and cultural hubs. From film and television to music, sports, gaming, digital media, and live entertainment, the city continues to shape conversations, culture, and commerce far beyond the South.