Cassie Chantel, CEO of Tribe House Records, believes Athens is a “Young Atlanta” and on the verge of being a major city for film and music.

Producer Christos Hines talks about bringing the film community to Athens. It’s a positive for the economy and quality of life.

Montu Miller, recording artist and Ambassador for Classic City Hip Hop, explains how great music is going on in Georgia beyond Atlanta in towns like Athens, Augusta, Savannah, and Valdosta.

Mala Sharma, President of Georgia Music Partners, underscores how lawmakers who understand that music industry growth is economic growth, are leveraging Georgia’s strong, diverse music history to  build the music industry in new areas of the state.

Bill Sanford, National Director of Operations for CineLease Studios, talks on how the health of the Georgia Tax Incentive is crucial to the growth of the film industry in Georgia.

Matt Davis, President and Founder of Reel Supplies, a building supply company that is dedicated to the film industry, talks about keeping pace with the industry growth from the Georgia tax incentive.

LaRonda Sutton, Co-President, celebrates the 50th anniversary of Georgia Production Partnership from 1973 with productions like Cannonball Run, Deliverance, and In the Heat of the Night to 2023 as the top production center in the world.

Mark Wofford, President and CEO of Atlanta-based PC&E, talks about the many areas of Georgia, from colleges to small towns to better known cities, that contribute to the successful film industry in Georgia.

Jonathan Gosier, Co-Founder and CEO of Filmhedge, talks about bringing capital to Georgia to expand beyond shooting productions here so that projects develop here as well.