Georgia Camera Ready does it all for productions coming into town, from scouting locations to developing resources and contacts. The state-run program is unlike any other, said Tray Baggarly, liaison of Coweta County Camera Ready.
ATLANTA, Ga. – One of the reasons behind Georgia’s booming status as a film and TV industry leader is the…
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) National Executive Director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland joined local SAG-AFTRA President Eric Goins on October 16, 2023, at the Teamsters Local Union 728 in Atlanta to talk with membership and guests about the state of the strike between SAG-AFTRA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP), which represents the major motion picture studios.
The newly opened backlot features 17 stunning street facades and over 4,500 square feet of dressed set spaces that include homes, cafes, retail stores and classrooms.
Bashir Mansour, senior associate at Woodvale, said the studio is the ninth-largest movie studio in the United States with 600,000 square feet on 90 acres of land.
Hart’s production company has at least 70 projects in development, including an unscripted TV deal with NBCUniversal’s Peacock streaming service and a four-movie deal with Netflix, Hartbeat CEO Thai Randolph told Variety magazine earlier this year.
Robert Miller is one of 150 employees who worked overtime to make the project happen. After decades of work, he says the Assembly project is one of the biggest he’s been a part of.
The Atlanta Metro Chamber hosted the “How Companies are Leveraging and Engaging the Gaming and Esports Ecosystem” event October 12th, 2023. The heads of organizations like DreamHack, Skillshot, and NASEF gathered to collaborate on bringing focus to e-sports and gaming in Georgia.
Story Mill Entertainment at Flat Rock Studio in Columbus, GA has entered into a partnership with Range Media Partners in Los Angeles, CA. This relationship provides greater reach for Story Mill’s new content and emerging artists platform, while increasing Range’s slate ambitions and production capabilities.
Georgia now has $10.7 billion in surplus cash that its leaders can spend however they want after the state ran a huge surplus for the third straight year.