The reality is that every successful creative treats each project as a financial project as much as a creative one. If your goal is to build a creative career that lasts, financial well-being is one of the tools that empowers creativity to flourish.
When one of the most-watched creators in the world builds his fashion brand in Georgia, and launches it during the most iconic industry events, that’s a signal. Atlanta has established its signature style as the place where creative expertise, business infrastructure, and cultural credibility increasingly show up in the same room.
The inaugural Atlanta Fair, at Grant Park’s Enspire Mercantile, will bring together more than 100 independent artists and hundreds of original works, while giving visitors something less common in the traditional art fair experience: the opportunity to meet the artists themselves and buy work directly from them.
Reimagine, an education and workforce development organization investing in the next generation of creative leaders, today announced that applications are now open for its Fall 2026 EMERGE apprenticeship programs.
Zach Braff and Esther McGregor play a police officer working to get drugs off the street and his addicted daughter in their haunting new movie, Clean Hands.
Since its inception in 2002 on Fox, “Idol” has produced its live shows in Los Angeles. Until last year, the earlier Hollywood Week episodes were also filmed there.
Filmmaker Elisée discusses the whirlwind journey of his film “The Tropic Sun and His Eyes” since its premiere at the Tribeca Festival, where sold-out screenings and an added fourth showing signaled the project had struck a chord.
The partnership connects Atlanta Film Society members with banking tools and financial education built for entertainment careers.
Recognizing that this industry supports good jobs with high wages and contributes to local communities, 65 countries have built their own incentive programs to attract film and television productions away from the United States. A federal tax incentive would level the playing field for the United States and help keep American stories made in America.
Georgia Entertainment marked its third consecutive year at the Toronto International Film Festival with an expanded “From Story to Scale” series bringing together filmmakers, financiers, executives, creators and industry leaders from around the world as TIFF launched its new global content marketplace, TIFF: The Market.