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The completion of Phase One of the backlot is part of a landmark 11-acre, three-phase expansion, making it the largest, most comprehensive film studio complex at any university in the country.
“Wildcat” is an unconventional biopic film with deep Georgia connections to Savannah-born novelist O’Connor as she struggles to publish her first novel. Hawke selected RIFF for the film’s Southern premiere (only the second U.S. screening) because of the festival’s broader mission to promote literacy in Georgia and to help celebrate its 20th anniversary.
Director of the Georgia Film Office Lee Thomas talks about all of the exciting things happening with Georgia’s film industry and how it impacts small businesses across the State.
The Development Authority of Fulton County (DAFC) board voted 6-2 in favor of the deal. But members clashed over impacts to county schools and the fact that about half the tax incentive will come from the school system.
Leanna Adams plays a washed-up child star hiding in her sister’s house for the holidays after a career-ending mishap when she discovers an injured stuntman dog-sitting, who refuses to leave. Holiday hijinks ensue as they attempt to kick each other out.
As editorial content created by AI language models like ChatGPT begin to fill the internet—often to the dismay of the very human editors that work on these websites—lots and lots of errors are coming with them.
For years, the city’s versatile filming locations and warm community have helped the film scene flourish, and the Savannah Film Alliance (SFA) is excited to celebrate those who made it possible at the second annual SFA Honors Gala.
Georgia Entertainment, in partnership with the City of Warner Robins held the sixth 2023 Georgia Unscripted Roadshow at the Museum…
Since day one, Atlanta has embraced us. From artists and athletes to elected officials and entrepreneurs, people are excited to have the support of a global talent agency. UTA is committed to putting infrastructure and institutional support across entertainment, sports and media to work for Atlanta’s creator economy.
Filmmaker and media mogul Tyler Perry has struck a new, multi-year first-look deal with Netflix that will see him write, direct and produce features for the streamer.