U.S.-based producer Autumn Bailey-Ford (On a Wing and a Prayer) and Simo Kubheka and Damien Brown of the South African-based NV Film Studios and Services have partnered to launch AfriNova Entertainment Group.
The film features Olivia Scott Welch, best known for her role in Netflix’s hit Fear Street trilogy. Her additional credits include Netflix’s Unbelievable, AMC’s Lucky Hank, and Amazon’s Panic.
Financial success is not just about money. It is about whether your financial life is aligned with the life you feel called to live.
Scott Votaw, Assistant Vice Chancellor for the University System of Georgia and head of the Georgia Film Academy, shares how the academy is evolving to keep students ahead of a rapidly changing entertainment industry.
Drawing inspiration from Pink Floyd, James Brown, Jimi Hendrix and Delta blues traditions, Buddy Red delivers a style that is fearless, emotionally charged and unmistakably his own.
LaGrange, Georgia, is emerging as one of the Southeast’s more quietly effective tourism success stories, blending heritage, outdoor recreation, family attractions, entertainment and cultural experiences into a visitor economy that continues to expand in scale and sophistication.
The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) is proud to announce an extensive partnership with the FIFA World Cup 26™ Atlanta Host Committee (AWCHC), the Metro Atlanta Chamber, and the City of Atlanta to develop and install an intuitive wayfinding campaign, launch immersive art activations, and manage social media strategy to support the upcoming historic FIFA World Cup 26™ matches.
Dunwoody is tapping into its global sensibilities to gear up for the 2026 World Cup, aiming to draw in a whole new crowd and getting creative with how they do it.
Cinema Life Film Festival Collective, a grassroots, all-women-led indie festival platform, announces the Opening Night of the Georgia Shorts Film Festival on Friday, June 19, 2026, in honor of Juneteenth—launching the festival with a powerful celebration of Black cinema, bold storytelling, and emerging filmmakers of color.
Enluis Montes Olivar was no stranger to the stage when he crossed the commencement ceremony platform on May 15 to receive his bachelor’s degree in music from Columbus State University. The 29-year-old Venezuelan native and conducting prodigy has been standing on performance stages and leading orchestras before audiences of thousands since the age of 6.