Jennifer talks to us about her company, Matchkey Consulting. Her clients include production companies, content providers, and vendors. They are looking to help anyone trying to make it in the film industry.
Lyn talks to about what makes the film industry special in regards to insurance. There are not many insurance companies who specialize in production and film coverage.
Aaron, or Cujo, talks to us about how much of a blessing the film tax credits have been for the film industry in Georgia. He credits them to why Georgia has become the premier location to work in the business of film.
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Charles talks about the explosion of growth the film industry is seeing in Savannah. From the number of productions to the rising number of crews available, this is a special time for Savannah.
Chris talks about how Sapelo helps and serves their clients in the film industry. A lot of this depends on the size of the productions. He also speaks on the importance of getting film insurance as soon as possible.
Brynn tells us about her company and what they do. Crew 22 is a pipeline for film companies seeking crews in Georgia. It is a much better option than bringing in a crew all the way from New York or LA.
Craig tells us how important it is to have Georgia-based content developers. This includes positions like writers, producers, and directors.
Drew tells us the main reason he moved his company to Georgia was independent film-making. He thinks independent film-making is the heartbeat of film. It does not rely on Hollywood.
Bryan McBrien discusses some exciting trends he is seeing in Atlanta. One of these is studio development. More and more studios are making Atlanta their home. Another is the growth of sound stages.