University of Georgia Alum Brad Smith is the perfect example of a Georgia local making their dreams in the film industry into a reality. After beginning his career in the entertainment industry in 1988 (nearly 40 years go), Smith has worked as location manager and scout on a variety of film and television projects in the state.
In May, Discover Dunwoody chose to spotlight Jamie’s Achievements by recognizing him as their Distinguished Production Associate. Recently, he sat down with Georgia Entertainment President Jezlan Moyet to discuss how he transformed his college hobby into a scaled, successful, business.
Covington is known for prominent film & television projects like Remember the Titans, In the Heat of the Night, and The Dukes of Hazzard. Most recently it became famous for playing host to “Mystic Falls” in CW’s The Vampire Diaries and is now the home of Netflix’s Sweet Magnolias.
Bring It On Solutions Founder and CEO Jonathan Vendrick is filling an exclusive gap in Georgia’s entertainment industry. Having served as a Concierge Manager for over 20 years at luxury hotels, he built impressive skills and a VIP client base that now transfers to the state’s creative industries.
Daniel Blackman is the Founder of Renaissance94, a revolutionary non-profit and global social impact consultancy that advises corporations and public figures on strategy, storytelling, and community engagement.
Arreasha Z. Lawrence, Chief Music and Entertainment Officer of the Music and Entertainment Council, is a vibrant member of the creative community in Columbus.
Michael Wolmer is a Sales Associate for Barbizon Lighting Company’s Film & TV division. The Dunwoody local and University of Georgia alum is a prime example of how the entertainment industry creates jobs for Georgians.
This video, produced by Lucie, features some of our favorite people supporting Dunwoody and helping efforts to raise awareness of our hotels, dining, and shopping.
Georgia Entertainment’s ‘From Script to Screen’ event series is going global to promote the state at the Festival de Cannes.
On this episode of Georgia Entertainment’s Thought Leadership Series, she provides valuable insights into the state’s creative tax credits.