Cassie Chantel is CEO of Tribe House Records located in Athens, Georgia. Cassie talks about being mentored on her way to being successful and how she is involved with mentoring and working with kids on career awareness and opportunities in the music business.
Andrew Ratcliffe is the Founder and CEO of Tweed Recording based in Athens, Georgia. He talks about the educational and career opportunities in sound and audio at the studio,
Montu Miller, the Ambassador of Classic City Hip Hop, talks about all the great towns beyond Atlanta making great music and spreading those resources only makes Georgia stronger.
Joe and Anthony Russo have filmed some of the biggest movies in the world in Georgia (“Avengers: End Game and Infinity War,” ” “Captain America: The Winter Soldier”) and they chose to bring their globe-trotting series for Amazon – “Citadel” – here as well.
There has been a notable shift in Atlanta’s real estate market, according to Andrei Leon, President & CEO of Artisan Haus Real Estate.
Traditional industrial industry is being pushed outwards to make room for lower impact businesses.
Mark Wofford of PC&E talks about the trials and successes during the company’s 40 year history including bouncing back from the pandemic to better serve their clients.
Steve Weizenecker of Barnes & Thornburg LLP talks about the rural component of the film, video game development, music, digital production and other areas of the entertainment industry.
We’re excited to share the expansion of the Kennesaw State Esports gaming space, highlight the huge number of entrants to the KSU SMASH Lan (Tipped Off 14), and we tease the latest summer camp offering from the Georgia Film Academy.
Matt Davis is the founder and CEO of Reel Supplies based in Georgia. The company provides building products and material for productions shooting around the state. He credits the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act with helping the company grow and being able to pay employees above the industry standard.
This animated, one minute video illustrates how the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act is impacting the state’s creative economy.