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Blomberg will oversee DreamHack in the region as it prepares for a 2024 slate that will include festival returns in Dallas (June 2024) and Atlanta (Oct 2024).

This year's summit will feature three panel presentations, which will delve into the current state of entertainment, eSports/gaming, and fintech while also exploring the question of "What's next?" for the digital landscape in Atlanta.

“Thanks to strong policies like the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act, thousands of Georgians now work in an industry that did not have a significant presence in our state just decades ago." Hilton H. Howell Jr., Founder, Chairman and CEO of Assembly Atlanta

Georgia Esports League latest episode of the State of Esports celebrates one of the newest Ghost Gaming Content Creators  -Ghost Ambassador and UGA student Nebbiiee can be found on twitch making rocket league content. 

Level 77 Music, an independent boutique production music company that creates libraries of songs for film, television, sports, advertising and corporate use, announces four nominations for the UK-based Production Music Awards.

Upon visiting Cinelease Studios - Three Ring it was clear Georgia’s thriving film industry continues to climb. The studio’s expansion reflects the state’s dedication to meeting the rising demand for film spaces.

“The real impacts of the film and television industry in Georgia reach beyond the red carpet, improving the lives of thousands of Georgians and contributing to the state’s overall economy,” said GDEcD Commissioner Pat Wilson.

The festival takes place from September 21st to September 25th and October 7th to 8th, 2023. The September screenings will be held at the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture & History.

“Georgia’s tourism economy is the strongest it’s ever been!” said GDEcD Chief Marketing Officer Mark Jaronski. “The pandemic shut down travel around the globe, but not here. Thanks to the leadership of Governor Kemp, our General Assembly, Commissioner Wilson, and the men and women of our statewide tourism industry, including our state tourism office and expert marketing and communications team, travel to and within Georgia and its ensuing benefits to our state’s economy and Georgians are higher than ever, establishing an unprecedented legacy for years to come.”

Though it couldn't match the returns of its predecessor, the latest horror entry in the conjuring universe scared up a healthy $32.6 million debut.