Discover Dunwoody Director of Marketing Mark Galvin sat down with Georgia Entertainment to share his thoughts on how tourism connects to the film industry.
“People can come here to realize their dreams and their potential. Great things can happen in Georgia and we have the quality to back it up.”
Story Mill’s future projects are slated to increase commerce in the city, in addition to employing locals.
Havird Usry of Fat Man’s Hospitality Group sat down with Georgia Entertainment before the Unscripted Roadshow in Augusta to talk about how his family business is impacted by the entertainment industry.
CEO of Story Mill Entertainment John Mock met with Georgia Entertainment in Columbus to discuss what makes the city a perfect hub for the arts. Mock praises the creative community for its positive impact on the local economy and states how Columbus is the perfect place for the arts to grow.
Television host and owner of Mom’s Attic Productions Tess Hammock sat down with Georgia Entertainment before the Unscripted Roadshow in her hometown of Middle Georgia. Hammock shared how her experience working in politics gave her an appreciation for elected officials.
Actor Jeff Harding stopped by the Georgia Entertainment Unscripted Roadshow in Savannah to talk about the post-strike entertainment industry. He echoes the rest of the film and television community – they are ready to get back to work.
Columbus game master and business owner Chris Poirier kicks off Georgia’s “Games Week” by sharing his perspective on esports in the state. Poirier, who sits on the board of the Georgia Scholastic Esports Foundation, focuses his attention on expanding opportunities for gamers in Georgia.
Visit Macon COO and Film Commission Liaison Aaron Buzza is an advocate for production in his community. In this interview, he details why the local community is excited by film and welcomes productions shooting in Macon.
Georgia Entertainment was excited to host the Savannah Regional Film Commission’s newest commissioner at our Unscripted Roadshow in November. He stopped by early to discuss the “layer of talent” in “people-driven” Savannah and the growth happening for film in the region.