These regulations will be disastrous for advertisers who seek to use consumers’ data to target relevant and meaningful advertisements to them.

Since 2012, Atlanta Movie Tours has been providing a whole new way to see the city for visitors and locals alike.

It might be early days, but marketers are seeing little return when advertising on Snapchat. They also seem more interested in spending ad dollars on the company’s newfound rival: Instagram.

The 22-minute film tells the tragic yet ultimately triumphant story of New Communities, a collective of black farmers in Georgia.

Senoia—which locals pronounce without the “a” at the end—has become ground zero in Georgia for what the film industry means to the state’s economic development.

There’s no word on what sent the movie to Atlanta, but a Toronto studio operator privately said the project got an “attractive offer” from Georgia that included tax credits that reimburse the salaries of major stars.

Country Icon Reba McEntire is coming to Madison later this month to began filming a new ABC one-hour drama.

Georgia has become the “Hollywood of the South” and Butts County is getting a slice of a pie worth billions of dollars in economic development for the state.

An ordinance that sets controls on Hollywood filming in Hall County is drawing concerns for being so restrictive that it might scare off some production crews.

According to movie star Burt Reynolds, Florida Gov. Rick Scott is “dumber than a peach orchard sow” for squandering the state’s film industry.