This month, Fulton Films (GA) rolled out the red carpet to celebrate its successes in film, honoring the partnerships and community support that have elevated the film industry’s profile in Fulton County.
Amazon has acquired a minority stake in Spotter, a startup that provides capital, services and software to digital creators.
The Atlanta Comedy Film Festival is back for 2024, bringing together comedy filmmakers and producers from around the globe for an all-day celebration of humor in film.
As part of this year’s awards, 69 entities in 51 counties will receive more than $1.4 million in funding.
Tens of thousands of props and related TV and film production equipment are being sold in a five-day sale starting Wednesday, Oct. 30.
GreatHomesATL, a trusted real estate brokerage serving Atlanta and surrounding areas, is pleased to announce the availability of an exceptional commercial property in Smyrna, GA, tailored to meet the needs of Georgia’s growing entertainment & hospitality industries.
Champ Bailey is a house-hold name for many Georgians. After growing up in Folkston, he played football at the University of Georgia and made his mark as one of their all-time best athletes.
This week marks the launch of the B.I.G. Entertainment Network, Georgia’s premier organization exclusively dedicated to advocating for local investment in the state’s thriving creative economy.
Jewelianna Ramos-Ortiz, world champion martial artist and nationally recognized stunt performer known for her stunt work in blockbuster films like Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and as the stunt double for Wednesday star Jenna Ortega, stars in the upcoming action short film The Humming Grows.
California’s Film & Television Tax Credit Program has generated tens of billions of dollars in investments while creating nearly 200,000 jobs, and Governor Newsom is proposing to expand it to outpace other states and bring more business back to California.