Georgia’s Institutions of Higher Learning Foster an Entrepreneurial Spirit
In 2025, Georgia ranked eighth nationally in overall university R&D spending, up from 12th just a few years earlier.
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WATCH: Champ Bailey on Making the Leap into Film Production
Champ Bailey, Executive Producer of “Signing Tony Raymond,” shares the story of how a legendary NFL career led to an unexpected but exciting new chapter in film. Film production wasn’t part of the original plan after retirement, but Champ’s curiosity and drive to explore new ventures opened the door.
Savannah turns incentives into opportunity
The Savannah Regional Film Commission expanded its rebate program in January, adding an additional tier that lowers the barrier for independent productions to film in the region.
Georgia Is a Great Place to Do Business But Not Where Companies Choose to Call Home
Georgia already offers what many businesses need: operational efficiency, a stable legal framework, and a business climate that supports growth without unnecessary complexity.
Games Week Georgia Expands to Month-Long Celebration of Gaming, Esports and Interactive Entertainment
DreamHack Atlanta and MomoCon Anchor Expanded 2026 Lineup. Games Week Georgia has announced its return to Atlanta in May 2026
Georgia stars shine on Broadway: From the classroom to center stage
From the soundstages of Savannah to the bright lights of Broadway, Georgia’s creative influence is taking center stage. The state’s investment in education, arts and storytelling continues to produce world-class talent whose impact extends far beyond film and television.
Weekend Box Office Results: ‘Super Mario Galaxy Movie’ Soars To $629M
Super Mario Galaxy Movie minted $153M WW this weekend sending its running global cume to $629M. It is the second highest grossing movie so far in 2026.
What Georgia’s career list reveals about regional skill gaps
Georgia’s High-Demand Career List prioritizes occupations based on job growth, wages and training needs at both the state and regional levels. It offers a clear way to direct resources toward career paths that support higher earnings and faster hiring.
Trilith Foundation’s “Human Flourishing” Offers Georgia Creatives a Roadmap Through Suffering and Purpose
“Human Flourishing: A Field Guide Be Well, Do Good, Together”, a new book from the Trilith Foundation, will debut April 14 as a lifestyle companion designed to help readers navigate suffering, purpose and personal transformation.
Georgia Leads Global Film Workforce Opportunity, New Study Shows Path to Capture Millions in Local Wages
With a current Local Hire Rate of 72%, Georgia has meaningful headroom, and each 1% increase in local hiring equates to approximately $8.3 million in wages retained within the state.