The Atlanta-filmed action flick “Rampage” is about an invasion of monsters wreaking havoc on a city, but the movie’s effect on the Big Peach was anything but disastrous.
The headlining performers have been announced for this year’s AthFest Music & Arts Festival, taking place June 22nd through 24th throughout downtown Athens.
The Georgia Game Developers Association debuts its new “Game Dev News Network” 7:30 pm EST on YouTube, Twitch and Mixer!
From low-budget movies made on this city’s streets to features from all corners of the world, the Atlanta Film Festival showcases the many varieties of cinematic expression.
Atlanta figures heavily in the awards, winning the prize for best film commission and supplying the location for two of the winning productions.
The opening weekend of the 17-day Savannah Music Festival ended last Sunday with an energetic and immensely creative tribute to Gullah culture presented by musicians familiar to Charleston audiences.
The esports industry is fast-growing. However, this industry growth presents a new challenge for regional Pacs and the NCAA.
Bustling Atlanta may be the third-largest production center in the U.S. (after L.A. and New York), but the coastal Georgia city of Savannah offers far more charming allures for producers looking to shoot amidst cobblestone streets, green parks and historic buildings.
The last time New Mexico elected a new governor, the state’s budding film industry faltered. The next time should go smoother.
Polk County has been the backdrop for television and films for several productions, the most recent in Aragon last week when rap artist Q brought his team of filmmakers to city hall as a setting for scenes for his new music video.