The movie theater experience seems to be in flux. While there is an appeal to visiting the theater with the more recent Savannah weather patterns — smoldering heat one day and rains leading to flooding downtown the next — one would assume there is still an audience to head out to the megaplex to catch the latest blockbuster offering.

The National Association of Collegiate Esports (NACE) hosted its first-ever national convention at Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia, July 18-20, 2018.

Georgia’s movie industry is opening up new opportunities for Georgia schools.

Here’s a look at nearly all of the series and movies shooting around Atlanta and Georgia for the week of July 23rd.

It’s a wrap on production for a movie recently filmed in the Fountain City.

The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival will celebrate the opening of the new Sandy Springs Performing Arts Center with an encore presentation of “Heading Home: The Tale of Team Israel,” a stirring, family-friendly story of sports, patriotism and personal identity.

The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) is looking to bring eSports competitions to high schools across the nation.

The third piece of Marvel’s successful “Guardians Of The Galaxy” franchise hit a snag late last week after Disney fired its popular director because of years-old jokes posted on Twitter.

Blavity, a technology and media company aimed at black millennials, recently closed $6.5 million in new funding.

In a now-infamous rant that originated in the DVD bonus features of his last film to date, 2006′s “Inland Empire,” filmmaker David Lynch expressed profound distaste at the notion of watching a movie on a mobile device.