In a Q&A with The Connector, Chris Marshall, production supervisor at Inertia Films, shared some great advice along with his perspective on the film boom in Atlanta.
A Lee County native will be featured in what is forecast to be one of the biggest films this year,…
What Black Panther the film has done for Lamar, and for hip-hop more broadly, is far more significant than simply boosting sales. The superhero saga has provided a unique mainstream platform for both, one recently promised—but not delivered—by the Grammys, despite the fact that the latter bills itself as music’s biggest night.
An unprecedented coalition of 213 musical artists, supported by eight leading music organizations, called upon the U.S. Congress to pass the CLASSICS Act, bipartisan legislation pending in both the House and Senate to address one of copyright law’s most glaring loopholes.
Jeff Cooney, creative director/co-owner of EUE/Screen Gems died Monday in Westchester, NY. Cooney was executive producer of the Emmy-nominated National Geographic “Genius” series on Albert Einstein.
A night to celebrate film in New Mexico spotlighted one of the state’s economic drivers. The inaugural New Mexico Film…
Women in Film and Television Atlanta is hosting a pitch festival to bolster content creation in the Southeast, and some of the top TV networks and film studio executives are scheduled to attend.
Residents in Gilmer County are seeing film crews traveling throughout the town this week as an independent film Through the Glass Darkly films on location.
In 2016, Payne Lindsey, a twenty-eight-year-old freelance filmmaker in Georgia—now thirty, and the host of “Atlanta Monster,” the No. 1 podcast on iTunes for much of its existence, about the Atlanta child murders of 1979-81—was looking for a project.
The Atlanta Film Festival announces the finalists in the 2018 Screenplay Competition.