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As a board member of IATSE 491, Judith More sees the positive impact the union is having on film industry growth in Savannah.
“So, there’s an incentive that Georgia gives that other states also give, and we have the best one in the country,” said Davidson. “We’re looking to highlight the benefits of communities having not just film, but having robust cultural arts, music, gaming, community and how that rides along with economic development overall, how that’s easier for site selectors to get companies to move here.”
Small towns in Georgia offer unique backdrops for filmmakers. Sarah Walker, Executive Producer and Writer, explains why she shoots in the state.
Hollywood writers have been striking for three months, and a month ago actors joined them. Together they’ve been filling up picket lines outside the major studios in Hollywood. But the strikes aren’t only having an impact in California. The industry says it employs more than 1.7 million people outside that state, and pays them $158 billion a year in wages.
Atlanta-based creative studio Ideas United (iU) is celebrating two decades of changing the way stories are told.
Crazy Legs Productions announced today the launch of CUTLERS COURT, a new nationally syndicated courtroom show, premiering on Sept. 11, 2023.
Brianna Black has always been captivated by film’s ability to tell a story. Brianna credits GFA as the stepping stone that allowed her to make connections and develop skills to fuel her career.
Organizers of the 20th Annual 168 Film Project are celebrating a new home and a new collaboration with Angel Studios for this year’s faith-based film production competition, with a Sept. 4 deadline for entry
The Georgia Entertainment 100 will adjoin the Georgia Unscripted Roadshow event in Augusta on August 30th. The combination brings the educational program of the roadshow series together with the gala style, networking format of the signature 100 events that Georgia Entertainment is known for.
An upcoming joint art exhibition by the Bo Bartlett Center and Pasaquan will celebrate the profound impact the Pasaquan founder has had on contemporary artists.