After criticizing his predecessor’s use of tax incentives as an overused tool that yielded questionable returns, Gov. Phil Murphy is poised to bring back a film credit program that could lose up to $425 million.
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Tim Hightower, a pinball enthusiast and set dresser for Georgia-filmed television and motion pictures, this week launched a Kickstarter campaign looking to raise $250,000 to open Atlanta Pinball Museum.
Mermaids are coming to Mississippi in a new movie set to be released this summer.
The award winning, historically renovated building that houses Ciné is now up for sale, and Athens Film Arts Institute has launched a new crowdfunding campaign to buy it!
The real-life Georgia setting is both a popular spot for vacations and film crews. It needed no props or backdrops to create an earthly taste of heaven.
The AMC Classic Summer Movie Camp is set to kick off in June.
The Georgia Indo-American Chamber of Commerce, in collaboration with the New York Indian Film Festival, Atlanta Film Festival, India China and America Institute and the Indian Consulate in Atlanta is is proud to present the Atlanta Indian Film Festival.
Gentleman Jack is kicking off its second-annual Real to Reel local film screening tour in Atlanta, Georgia. In collaboration with Codeblack Entertainment, Gentleman Jack looks forward to helping uplift the voices of the next wave of Black film creatives and showcase their works to local and national audiences.
The idea is simple enough: Be the last person standing. On an island. Where everyone is trying to kill each other. This is the concept behind Epic Games Inc.’s “Fortnite: Battle Royale,” a campy survival video game that has swept the country.