Universal Production Services’ Sign Shop at Assembly Studios Atlanta offers graphic design, printing, custom signs and prop packaging for the entertainment industry, local businesses and beyond. Onsite for productions working on the studio lot, the shop is also open to clients off lot who need a fast, convenient and cost effective source for signage and props.
In this conversation with Jezlan Moyet, president of Georgia Entertainment, Bailey-Ford discusses her journey producing nearly 50 independent films, including Color Book, a project that premiered at Tribeca and later became a top 10 Netflix title thanks to its authentic portrayal of a Black father and representation of children with special needs.
Universal Production Services’ Costume House at Assembly Studios Atlanta ranks among Atlanta’s largest costume rental facilities. The inventory spans men’s, women’s and children’s apparel from vintage to contemporary, plus specialty collections including gowns, law enforcement, medical and hospitality uniforms.
Cape Fear brings its southern coastal story to life through the landscapes, crew and talent of Georgia. Filmmakers and cast describe how Savannah and Atlanta capture the texture, history and mythology central to the show, offering a coastal energy that suits the production’s tone.
In this conversation with Jezlan Moyet, president of Georgia Entertainment, filmed at Discover Dunwoody’s studio, costume designer, Beverly Saffier reflects on the instincts and philosophy behind her work, tracing her eye for storytelling through wardrobe back to childhood and describing how she immerses herself fully in a character’s world through research before ever making a design choice.
Justin Kerenyi of Hall Booth Smith says new business development drives much of his work, whether with individual artists early in their careers or with mid-size and larger companies.
In this episode of More Than Legal, host and attorney Danielle Laughlin sits down with Randy Davidson, founder and CEO of Georgia Entertainment and the soon-to-launch Georgia Insider, for an honest, heartfelt conversation about purpose-driven leadership, the creative economy and what it means to be on the right side of history.
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.
Dr. Gregory Ramshaw, a professor in the Department of Parks, Recreation, Tourism and Management at Clemson University, shares his thoughts on the powerful connection between sport, culture and community as Atlanta prepares to host the FIFA Men’s World Cup.
This warm behind-the-scenes featurette takes us into the heart of filming “The Breadwinner,” sharing the story of how a movie set in Nashville ended up finding its home in Georgia.