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The latest project by Avondale Estates resident, Cara Consilvio, “For the Love of Friends,” a documentary chronicling activist Brent Nicholson Earle’s 10,000-mile run around the country in 20 months to bring awareness to the AIDS epidemic, will be airing for the first time on Public Broadcast Stations on June 1st.
Production is due begin in September in Georgia on the project, in which more than half of the characters in the ensemble cast will deaf and portrayed by deaf actors. Brothers Jevon and Delbert (producer) Whetter are from a multigenerational deaf family, while actors Harvard and Durant are also deaf.
Jon Gosier and the team at FilmHedge kicked off the Cannes Film Festival representing Georgia and its award winning creatives.
Filmmakers infused the photography of the action-packed feature with a considerable amount of colored lighting effects and specific design elements in addition to extensive VFX work.
The Georgia Latino Film Alliance (GALFA) is proud to announce the launch of its groundbreaking Career and Resources Center, a dynamic platform designed to foster diversity, equity, and inclusion in the film industry.
Set designers, chefs and prop masters are out of work and growing anxious.
A champion for the development of infrastructure for the creative economy, Leon expects huge growth in Georgia.
The new stars of fashion debut cutting-edge collections live on the runway and in the multiversal realm of SCAD’s latest fashion film.
Due to the ongoing uncertainty and meaningful challenges that exist industrywide, Peabody has decided to cancel the 83rd annual Peabody Awards ceremony that was set to take place on June 11 in Los Angeles.
The developer is Bastrop Colorado Bend, led by Alton Butler, who also owns California-based Line 204 Studios — a company that provides stages and equipment rentals to the likes of Netflix, Hulu and the NFL.