Host James Tsismanakis explores the unexpected intersection of creativity and professional soccer with two Atlanta-area entrepreneurs who are making waves in both industries.
This marks the second collaboration between the organizations, building on their successful partnership for the 2025 issue. Strategically aligned with Atlanta’s role as a host city for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the upcoming issue of the Creative Economy Journal will delve into the dynamic convergence of sports, entertainment and creativity.
Building on the “Rituals We Share” series, these PSAs leverage the star power of local sports heroes to show fans how taking care of their minds sets them up to succeed in life.
Ghost Gaming, a leading North American gaming lifestyle organization with over 85 managed content creators and esports competitors, will get early access to the latest technology from Intel Gaming and showcase how Intel powers gaming from the casual player to the content creator to the high end esports competitor, to the game developer.
It seems we’ve all been streaming a full load of documentaries and docuseries, which unfold in multiple episodes. We’ll be seeing more of them too, according to current reports from film’s above-the-line greats and multinational entertainment executives alike.
Georgia is “pot committed” to the creative industries. In the past decade, educational and workforce development programs have evolved to meet the needs of today’s employers.
The Atlanta Dream have sold out their 2025 Full and Half Season Ticket Memberships for the second straight season, the organization announced today. In addition, the Dream have already completely sold out four of their 22 home games, including matchups against Indiana (6/10), Chicago (6/13, 6/22), and Las Vegas (8/27).
65-thousand fans will fill Raymond James on Saturday March 15 as The Savannah Bananas take on their rival The Party Animals, which will be the largest crowd for a Banana Ball game in history.
Seth Ingram is the Executive Director of the Rome International Film Festival (RIFF) and Division Chair of Humanities in Film Production at Georgia Highlands College. He also executive produced the highly anticipated, Georgia-lensed, ‘Signing Day.’
Many law firms, banks, agencies and other businesses have divisions they call “Sports & Entertainment.” It’s interesting to look back at how sports and entertainment have converged, especially in today’s Creative Economy that has evolved over recent years.