In its third year, the Atlanta Sci-fi Film Festival has a rich lineup filled with diversity in front of and behind the cameras. A boutique-style film festival, The Atlanta Sci-fi Film Festival attracts a diverse audience of dedicated fans and inspires a new generation of under-represented filmmakers, also known as “sci-fi creatives” from all over the world.
Exciting news for doc lovers: The SCAD Savannah Film Festival and The Hollywood Reporter have selected 10 top documentary features from 2018 that will be represented by their directors at this year’s edition of the fest’s celebrated “Docs to Watch Panel” — which will be presented by THR and moderated by yours truly for the fifth consecutive year — at SCAD’s Lucas Theatre on the afternoon of Sunday, Oct. 28.
From the #1 box office movies and best binge-worthy shows to the top musical artists, entertainment is booming in Georgia!
There are a few major film and television productions looking for positions behind and in front of the camera. If you’re looking to get onto a movie or television set, you should check these out.
Exactly five months after the original version passed the United States House of Representatives 415-0, and one week after the bill was unanimously approved by the Senate, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 1551, the Music Modernization Act, under unanimous consent.
Earlier this year, in announcing his departure from The Walking Dead, star Andrew Lincoln stressed that his “relationship with Rick Grimes [was] far from over.” It would appear the outgoing star of the AMC zombie drama is living up to his word, with an eye on a new role in the Walking Dead universe.
Actors Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson recently posted some teasers on Instagram hinting at a possible return of the duo in the upcoming untitled “Avengers 4” reshoot.
Southeast Georgia is back in the Hollywood spotlight.
TV One announced that production is underway in Atlanta, Georgia for the original film, DEADLY DISPATCH, starring Tamala Jones (Castle), Dominique Perry (Insecure) and Rapper Bone Crusher (ATL). The film is slated to premiere on TV One in 2019.
East Tennessee’s darling will soon be taking her songs to a completely different level soon: Streaming television.