Nearly 500 films and television productions were filmed in Georgia this year and Columbus played a big role in bringing in those productions.

Georgia’s’ reign as the No. 1 filming location in the world may have come to an end, according to a report Monday in the Atlanta Business Chronicle.

With a gubernatorial nomination in hand, Republican Brian Kemp has begun sharpening his approach on a few key issues. Call them course corrections, if you prefer.

Four Valdosta State University students took home wins from the American Youth Film Festival held at The Westin Peachtree Plaza in Atlanta earlier this year.

If you love the movies, you’ll love the new additions to the Macon Film Festival. The festival’s 13th year kicks off this week, and each year they add more ways to enjoy the shows.

The global ambitions of Georgia’s emerging filmmakers were front and center at the World Affairs Council of Young Leaders event “Reeling Out Georgia Film to the World” held on Aug. 9 in Buckhead.

One of Netflix’s newest series “Insatiable,” which was filmed in Newnan, has met with both national criticism and local praise.

From age 16 to 24, Amanda Tarvis worked as a waitress in food service. She never imagined a life in the film industry.

Hi-Rez Studios announced the next phase in its company evolution and growth from self-publishing studio into multi-game publisher with distinct studios as well as esports and art services available to third-parties.

How would you like to be a stand-in for the sequel to one of the most legendary horror films of all time? Well, here’s your chance.