Kristen Hudson is the director of marketing and public relations at The Columbus Museum. She sat down to discuss the museum’s dual focus on American art and regional history and why it makes the museum such a special place.
With nearly four decades of experience since launching his career in 1988, Smith has become a cornerstone of Georgia’s thriving film production landscape, carving out an impressive niche as a sought-after location manager and scout.
Tatiana has worked in various roles, mainly as a Commercial Production Coordinator and Assistant Production Supervisor. Her key responsibilities involve coordinating and managing resources for both studio and on-location video shoots.
Tess Hammock, television host and owner of Mom’s Attic Productions, joined Georgia Entertainment in her hometown of Middle Georgia to share her experience in the industry.
Jordan Beck tells stories, builds brands, and navigates the unknown, moving seamlessly between film, sound, and the next big idea.
Tacara Hemingway discusses MEC, which is dedicated to strengthening and expanding music education by stabilizing, protecting, connecting, sustaining, and growing resources for musicians and educators alike.
Honored with the 2024 IMPACT Award for servant leadership, Steven excels in driving growth and enhancing experiences for both locals and visitors alike.
Laurie Poole serves as the Film & Media Liaison for McIntosh County through Georgia’s Camera Ready Program, a statewide initiative ensuring every county has a dedicated film-friendly representative.
Members of Ghost Girls including Saski, Renny, Manda, Lioness, TyyRex, Valar, Carry, Cece, Velvet recently hosted the California Wildfire Relief event. The combined fundraising streams raised over 13,000 dollars for the California Wildfire Relief Fund.
With over 25 years of experience in the film and television industry, Beth Talbert is a seasoned executive known for her expertise in studio operations, cost control, and team leadership.