“We’re in a new, dynamic era for Georgia’s media industries. We’ve seen the tremendous results of state tax incentives already for film and television establishing Georgia as the number one destination for film production, and now we see the gaming industry primed for the same growth,” says Paula Wallace.

More controversial than which film earns the Oscar for best picture may be the benefit states receive in providing the movie industry tax credits.

A battle between state lawmakers and Delta Air Lines over the carrier’s decision to end a discount program for NRA members, and a pending bill that would allow adoption agencies to deny services to gay couples has again thrust the state of Georgia into the national spotlight.

Lights, camera and action are bringing in billions of dollars to the state of Georgia – more than $9 billion just last year.

The Atlanta Film Festival is proud to announce the winners of the 2018 Screenplay Competition.

Fresh off the premiere of the second season of his hit show “Atlanta,” Donald Glover (who raps under the moniker “Childish Gambino”) announced a new tour starting this fall.

The Greater Cleveland Film Commission is leading efforts to increase the Ohio Motion Picture Tax Credit from $40 million dollars a year, to $100 million dollars.

Sissy Carlyle has a secret journal where she lives out 11 different adventurous lives.

Georgia can’t afford to pass an anti-LGBT adoption bill. Literally.

Ubisoft announced the acquisition of the video game development studio Blue Mammoth Games. With the acquisition, Ubisoft adds Brawlhalla, currently the most played fighting game on Steam, to its portfolio and bolsters its online expertise.