Women are in full attendance this weekend at the domestic box office, walking over fanboys as a pair of Thanksgiving holdovers, Disney’s Moana 2 and Universal’s Wicked, are driving an early pre-holiday weekend to $92 million, up 21% over the same frame a year ago.
Discover Dunwoody awarded Jackson Giles a trip for two to join Georgia Entertainment at the Sundance Film Festival 2025.
Today the nonprofit Sundance Institute announced the 87 feature films and six episodic projects selected for the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, revealing a lineup full of bold independent storytelling.
To commemorate its 25th anniversary, Atlanta Jewish Film Festival (AJFF) is honoring Executive and Artistic Director Kenny Blank with the launch of the Kenny Blank Vision Initiative, a $2.5 million growth campaign designed to expand AJFF’s impact as a year-round hub for cultural engagement, education, and storytelling.
Chris Escobar has been awarded Georgia’s Creative Champion of 2024/2025. The honor was bestowed last night at Georgia Entertainment’s Signature 100 event held on Stage 5 of Assembly Studios. Over 600 producers, directors, and entertainment executives in Georgia and beyond were in attendance.
The Discover Dunwoody Distinguished Production Associate Recognition Program shines a light on the hardworking professionals who play vital roles behind the scenes in the film and entertainment industry.
The Gwinnett Chamber’s latest On Topic Luncheon took a behind-the-scenes look at Georgia’s booming film industry. Moderated by Lisa Anders of Explore Gwinnett and the Gwinnett Film Office, the event welcomed a star-studded panel of industry experts: Randy Davidson of Georgia Entertainment, Lee Thomas of the Georgia Film Office, and Scott Votaw of the Georgia Film Academy.
Justin Campbell is a proud Georgia native with over a decade of hands-on experience in physical production.
One of the year’s dullest box office periods historically will not be the case in 2024, with all films grossing $132 million, the best this frame has ever seen.
Georgia has the foundation to become a powerhouse in the national music industry, but to do so, it needs strategic, coordinated investments in music education, infrastructure, live events, and policy. By capitalizing on its rich musical heritage, supporting its growing talent pool, and fostering a culture of collaboration, Georgia can lead the charge in shaping the future of music in the U.S. and beyond.