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The incentive helped Georgia weather a recession and build an industry. That impact on small businesses continues today. More than 15,000 Georgia businesses support our state’s film industry.

This year’s shows will shine bright with the addition of stars of stage and screen including Tituss Burgess (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and “Moulin Rouge”), Solea Pfeiffer (“Hadestown” and “Almost Famous”), and Brandon Victor Dixon ("Hamilton” and NBC’s “Jesus Christ Superstar”).

The event is being held to “bring our film and cinema community together with our broader creative community to have fun and raise funds for our ongoing projects and support the goal of adding a third screen and a Digital Cinema Package (DCP) projection system as an added feature in our existing multi-use LAB space.

New Georgia Location Will Bring on Dozens of Employees, Allowing the Studio to Add Additional Film and Television Work to its 2024 Docket

GEL is officially announcing a full season of Brawlhalla for the state’s collegiate, university, HBCU, TCSG, etc. programs.

MomoCon is one of the fastest growing “all ages” conventions in the country. In 2024, 50,000 guests are anticipated.

The work of contemporary artist, Dr. Danny Campbell will be on display at the Emma Darnell Aviation Museum and Conference Center.

Technological advances – like AI, today’s headline-stealer -- are touching every tool filmmakers use to tell a story, all along the line of pre-production, production and post-production.

Educational opportunities this year include author Heather Hale, Marti King Young from ABC’s “Will Trent,” University of Central Florida assistant professor Betsy Kalin, documentary filmmaker Nicole Triche, and Valdosta State University assistant professor Chalise Ludlow.

According to Stevenson, there are plenty of opportunities for Georgians to get involved in the music business.