A first-of-its-kind event that marries movies, immersive art installations and food, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival is pleased to announce Cinebash, translating literally to a “film party,” that celebrates Jewish cinema through multimedia art forms.

Alpharetta, Ga.-based Hi-Rez Studios is launching an esports production company.

In 2016, the state became the nation’s leading producer of feature length films, and last year, production studios large and small made an economic impact in the state of more than $9 billion.

The Aurora Theatre’s expansion in Lawrenceville could include an exterior design that seemingly echoes famous performing arts venues such as the Kennedy Center and Lincoln Center.

The historic Fox Theatre, an Atlanta institution since opening its doors in 1929, has announced its lineup of shows for the rest of spring and summer 2018.

For the second time in the University of North Georgia’s (UNG) history, the Georgia Production Partnershipnew window (GPP) will open itself to the public for questions and answers regarding the film and television industry on UNG’s Gainesville Campus.

The two-story brick home looks no different than any other in the quiet Gwinnett County subdivision. The grass is manicured, pruned shrubs line the walkway to the front door, and luxury SUVs are parked in the driveway.

The “first phase” of Atlanta’s fast-growing electric dance music festival is complete.

The game development landscape in 2018 is vast, with handheld devices, consoles, PC, and even mixed reality. With so much out there, it can be staggering to get started, even if you’re a veteran.

Augusta is being considered for a feature length film carrying a lot of name recognition.