Rick talks to us about how they recruit their officers and the struggle it can be at times. All officers go through training and are subjected to multiple background checks.

Chris talks to us about how his background in film helps him satisfy the needs of clients in that area and set him apart from average insurance agents.

Drew talks to us about an aspect of independent filmmaking that is often misunderstood: the high-risk value.

Charles talks to us about the Savannah Film Alliance he started and how he hopes to help and grow the Savannah film industry through it.

Michael talks to us about about some films they are working on including a “Bondesque” film he hopes to start on soon.

Lorielle talks to us about their Pitch It! event they put on back in February and what their goals were for the event. One of their main goals were to bring content creators to Atlanta and they succeeded in that.

Jim talks to us about some exciting projects his company is working on, one of them being a film called God’s Gone Fishing. One of the people co-producing worked on many films including Animal House.

Marian talks to us about how Savannah and Atlanta are different when working in the film industry. She also talks about her upcoming show she worked on called “Living the Dream” and how she used that opportunity to hire locally for stunts.

Drew talks to us about how the post-production businesses has been going so far in 2018. For some it is boom or bust, but the industry is generally moving in the right direction and growing as the entertainment industry grows.

Carrie talks to us about some special custom and group tours the company provides. These tours can be great tools to help give attention to Georgia’s film industry.