House Representative Matthew Gambill Shares His Experience As A Legislator
House Representative Matthew Gambill (District 15) is a great example of a Georgian contributing their community.
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Weekend Box Office Results: Box Office Sacked By Super Bowl – Drops To Current 2024 Low Of $40M
Last year’s Super Bowl weekend totaled $52.6M, per Box Office Mojo, led by Warner Bros’ Magic Mike’s Last Dance, with an $8.3M opening. This year, we’re lower at $40M.
Co-Founder of CineAstra Camilo Diaz Shares His Journey To Producer
Georgia Film Academy Alum Camilo Diaz sat down with Georgia Entertainment to share his experience as part of the creative community in the state.
Celebrating 75 Years: A Heartfelt Thank You From AGG
As we commemorate this milestone, we want to express our sincere appreciation to our attorneys, staff, and clients for your unwavering support throughout the decades.
Germany’s Great Bavarian Circus Celebrates U.S. Debut in Atlanta
Germany’s Great Bavarian Circus makes its Atlanta debut under the big top at the Stone Mountain Park from March 15 to March 31.
AJC: Film, TV tax credit House bill, if passed, would be biggest changes since 2008
“This bill is a positive sign that the House values the film industry’s contribution to Georgia,” said Randy Davidson, publisher of Georgia Entertainment News. “However, many details need to be looked at including the impact on smaller productions and the nine options in the bill to get the full credit.”
Nonprofit Arts and Culture Organizations Provide Economic Impact in Georgia
Our thriving creative economy contributes to Georgia being not only an ideal place to do business, but also an incredible place to live and explore.
SCAD TVfest Day One Reveals the Power of Creative Collaboration
Max’s Tokyo Vice, for example, Paramount+’s Fellow Travelers, and Warner Bros. Animation’s My Adventures with Superman were all among the Day One highlights.
The Masquerade To Add Fourth Music Room In 2024
The introduction of Altar coincides with the 35th anniversary of The Masquerade, which opened in September of 1989 in Old Fourth Ward.
Fulton County Approves Additional $2.25 Million in Funding for Arts Programming
“This funding will make a huge difference in terms of supporting department programs, initiatives, and non-profit agencies who work with Arts & Culture to bring vital services and programs to those in Fulton County.”