The movie industry brings a tremendous amount of money to Georgia – according to the governor’s office $9.5 billion in 2017.

The new Will Smith movie “Gemini Man” was spotted filming around Savannah’s Wright Square, according to several Instagram posts and the Savannah Morning News.

As a child, Jason Winn loved watching the movies “The Goonies,” “Batteries Not Included” and “Short Circuit.” They were films the entire family could watch.

Who would have thought that a superhero movie based on a comic book character from the fictitious African nation of Wakanda would produce such a seismic socio-cultural shift as “Black Panther” has?

The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) announced a new exhibition at the SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film, featuring costumes from “The Handmaid’s Tale.”

The blockbuster movie “Black Panther” depicts a fictional futuristic country in Africa called Wakanda. But fans might be surprised to learn that many location shoots for the film were done in Georgia.

On Tuesday, news pundits pondered whether the Austin serial bomber was inspired by the Georgia-filmed Discovery series “Manhunt: Unabomber,” which, at times, portrays serial bomber Theodore Kaczynski as a charming pioneer of the “tiny house” movement.

Director Bo Burnham, the comedian known for his popular stand-up routines and YouTube career, will bring his new film EIGHTH GRADE to the Plaza Theatre on Saturday, April 21 as the Closing Night presentation of the 2018 Atlanta Film Festival.

The old- and new-money neighborhood of Buckhead in Atlanta, Georgia, has become a fine-dining destination for both locals and Hollywood stars in recent years.

“Sneaky Pete,” the Amazon drama series starring Giovanni Ribisi, is relocating to California from the New York area due to the California tax incentive program that has approved $9.2 million for the show’s third season.