Founded in 2004 by Jessica Merriman and Chris Stuckey, then students at Georgia Tech, MomoCon has grown from a 700-person, on-campus event to the largest gaming event in the Southeast for fans of video games, animation, cosplay, comics and tabletop games.

King Arthur couldn’t draw the sword from the stone and Snatched grabbed its share of the Mother’s Day pie, but Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 hung on to the top prize once again.

One of China’s most successful talk shows debates society’s questions, big and small: Would you let your parents live in a retirement home? Is it better to break up with someone in person or not?

Rebecca Bush says this is the perfect time to present an exhibition about the history of film in the Columbus area.

Georgia State is one of the GFA’s 14 partner institutions; film students wanting to participate in the Georgia FIlm Academy’s programs must complete GFA Course 1.

By Christina Nicole, Senior Staff Writer “Graduation” comes from writer-director Cristian Mungiu. It played a Cannes last year and is…

Atlanta partner Stephen G. Weizenecker worked closely with Georgia Music Partners, Inc., and the Recording Academy Atlanta Chapter in drafting the bill.

Seventy feature films from University of North Georgia students and filmmakers from across the world made the final cut for the upcoming Skyline International Film Festival in Oakwood.

There are numerous tours that take visitors to actual locations, places visited by celebrities and immersive activities that make you feel part of the film world, and this is the “Year of Georgia Film.” The state is truly ready for its close-up.

Two lawyers submit sworn affidavits that they’ve been contacted by FBI agents looking into possible civil rights violations.