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Performance Jam is a creative hub for local Atlanta artists, performers, writers, & filmmakers founded by Vivian Bang, known for her Sundance Feature White Rabbit and Netflix’s Romcom Always Be My Maybe, and Baron Vaughn, from Netflix series Grace and Frankie.
SCADFILM and the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) presents IN FOCUS: The Art of Fear on Friday, October 16, spotlighting the popularity of the horror genre on television and streaming platforms. SCAD recently launched a new horror minor degree program as part of their top rated School of Film and Acting, that ranks as one of The Hollywood Reporter’s “Top 25 Best Film Schools”.
Themed “The Fringe of Reality,” the event will give attendees a hands-on look at how real-time engines, immersive displays, generative tools and virtual production workflows are changing how entertainment and experiences are created.
Atlanta’s 39th annual Out On Film festival has announced its 2026 Audience, Jury and Screenplay Award winners, capping an 11-day celebration of LGBTQ+ cinema under this year’s theme, “The World We’re Making.” Presented by GILEAD, festival screenings, Q&As, and panels centered around the historic Landmark Midtown Art Cinema.
Independent feature turns real-world questions about AI, art and human creativity into mystery thriller; limited tickets available to the public.
Georgia Entertainment will return to Los Angeles during the American Film Market for its annual Drop-In, hosted by Company 3. The event showcases Georgia’s locations, studio facilities, professional services, incentives and the state’s growing intellectual property and storytelling community.
October offers a compelling snapshot of what continues to define luxury living in Atlanta: record-setting real estate, architectural distinction, personal wellness and our connection to the entertainment industry.
Georgia’s coming leadership transition and a bipartisan federal film incentive proposal create an opportunity for the creative economy to help shape the state’s next chapter. Georgia Entertainment President Jezlan Moyet examines the changing landscape, the connection between business leadership and arts investment, and how Georgia Insider’s new Policy Watch feature supports informed engagement.
The record features six Gunn originals and one Duke Ellington classic. Gunn describes his approach as music that “plays offense,” celebrating Black achievement and exposing the institutional lies told about Black Americans.
The landscape of entertainment is shifting faster than ever, and with it, the definition of what it means to be a content creator. At the Georgia Film Academy, we have always trained students for today’s jobs while equipping them with skills for where the industry is going tomorrow.