Behind the scenes at Trilith, Georgia’s largest studio
Trilith Studios tour provides UGA students with a model of a creative ecosystem at work.
Browsing: Film & TV
First woman-owned studio in Hall County opens in Flowery Branch, Georgia
Film Quality Studios, the first woman-owned film and media production facility in Hall County, announces its grand opening.
What’s filming in Georgia in November 2024?
The struggle continues in Georgia well into the fall as the TV and film production slate remains flat month over month.
Columbus Film Office Launches New Film Crew and Support Services
The Columbus Film Office has launched a new resource on the VisitColumbusGA website for filmmakers and locals supporting productions in the region. The Columbus Production Directory offers directors and producers the ability to search for local crew and support services.
Japanese Film Industry Reps Plan Visit to Georgia, USA, in 2025
Like many U.S. states and countries internationally, Japan is watching Georgia – and planning a visit to the Peach State in the first quarter of the new year.
WATCH: Mark Kueffner: The Atlanta Composer Behind Iconic Film Scores and TV Soundscapes
Mark Kueffner, an Atlanta-based composer, has become a vital part of Georgia’s film and music landscape, bringing over 25 years of expertise to the industry. His music compositions have shaped both local and national productions, aiding Georgia’s place as a creative powerhouse.
Georgia Entertainment 200 Spotlight: Darryl B. Cohen, Esq., Commentator and Legal Analyst, Partner, Cohen, Cooper, Estep & Allen LLC
Cohen’s legal commentary and analysis has appeared on WXIA, WAGA, WSB, CNN, FOX, Court TV, News Nation, The Nancy Grace Show, Meet the Press, Dan Abrams, Erin Burnett, Law & Crime, Surviving the Survivor, and Scripps TV.
Three Georgia film schools ranked in top 50 nationally
TheWrap’s annual list of top film schools is out today, and three Georgia programs have ranked in the top 50.
Weekend Box Office Results: ‘Venom: The Last Dance’ Has Great Second Weekend Hold
From out of the blue, Sony/Marvel’s Venom the Last Dance after registering the lowest opening in the trilogy with $51M, actually held fantastically with a -49% second weekend or $26.1M.
IATSE Expresses Support for Federal Film and TV Tax Incentive Legislation, Other Measures to Keep Jobs in U.S.
The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) indicated its support for U.S. Representative Adam Schiff’s recent letter to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) requesting statistics relevant to ensuring the United States maintains its standing as a leader in the film and television production industry.