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After film production dried up in Georgia, Dan Cathy wants to fill his empty soundstages with a new generation of digital creators.

SAGE Business Counsel and Glass Door Studios are forming a strategic partnership to drive SAGE’s next phase of growth by translating the firm’s values and vision into compelling media. Through this collaboration, SAGE and Glass Door Studios will translate the firm’s principles of ethics, innovation, and leadership into dynamic storytelling and visual experiences.

The Georgia Sports Innovation Coalition (GSIC), in partnership with SEICon, today announced the inaugural GENEXSIS 2025. The event, which will be Georgia’s premier sports innovation summit, will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2025, at the Garage at Tech Square ATL in Atlanta.

Co-hosted by Georgia StoryLab, this hands-on workshop will teach participants how to create a complete short film using cutting-edge generative AI tools, from initial concept to final production.

Featuring Meta Take One, winner of Atlanta Film Festival’s Viewer’s Choice Award; the U.S. Premiere of Kidnapping Inc.; The Eternal Song, voted Best Documentary at six International film festivals; and the World Premieres of five films by South Fulton high school students.

Monument Motion Picture will host a free VIP screening of THE VANISHING: The 60-Year Unsolved Disappearance of Mary Shotwell Little on Wednesday, November 12, 2025, at SCADshow in Midtown Atlanta.

Brandweek, Adweek’s flagship event for the world’s top marketers and creative minds has chosen Atlanta for a special live session on November 4 at Georgia-Pacific’s global headquarters, hosted in partnership with the American Marketing Association (AMA) Atlanta Chapter.

The 28th annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival kicked off Saturday with a dynamic day of screenings, Q&As, and red-carpet celebrations honoring cinematic excellence.

Georgia Entertainment takes a sneak peak of Trilith Institute's latest Emerging Creativity Residency for Writers and Directors program and provides behind the scenes images of the filming of "Cobb County Country Club" -- the program's first television pilot.

Set in the Deep South, the film follows Coach Walt McFadden, played by Michael Mosley (Ozark), a talented but idealistic assistant coach at Louisiana University who’s out of second chances. After failing to land a top recruit the previous year, Walt is given one last shot at redemption: signing the nation’s number one defensive end, Tony Raymond — or losing his job.