BROWSING: NEWS
Season 2 of Free Bert will be filmed right here in Georgia! And honestly, it couldn’t feel more right. From the cast to the crew, everyone has fallen head over heels for the Peach State, and it shows.
HB14 establishes the Georgia Music Office as a formal entity, and we are hopeful the Governor will sign it into law. However, its implementation is subject to appropriations from the legislature, meaning funding will be required before operations can begin.
Matt McClain, Executive Director and General Manager of Trilith Live, pulls back the curtain on one of Georgia’s most ambitious live entertainment destinations. Spanning 7 acres and over 500,000 square feet of conditioned space, Trilith Live is built to impress.
This week, Georgia film industry leaders told lawmakers production in the state is beginning to rebound. “We are busier now than we have been in some time,”
From Yellow Pages to Feature Films, Eddie Evans Built a Career on Grit, Adaptability and Georgia Pride. Athens-born and Georgia-raised, Eddie Evans set his sights on the film industry long before it flourished in his home state.
From the snow-dusted slopes of Park City to the sun-drenched promenades of Cannes, the Georgia Entertainment team spent the past year doing what we love most: telling Georgia’s story to the world.
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller’s Project Hail Mary continued to swell in its second weekend with a Saturday of $22.7M, +55% for a 3-day of $54.5M, a great -32% hold.
Gillian Rabin describes Resolve Media Group as more than just a production house; it’s a creative ecosystem. Built as a community of producers, directors and filmmakers, the company focuses on developing standout intellectual property while supporting clients who need hands-on production expertise.
Electric Owl Studios will host the Producers Guild of America for a “Sips @ Stages” Event featuring a distinguished panel discussing “Women Producing the Future”. The event is open to all film professionals.
Go behind the scenes of Weapons, the Academy Award-winning supernatural thriller directed by Zach Cregger, filmed in Atlanta and released in 2025 by Warner Bros. Pictures. The film earned Amy Madigan the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her portrayal of Aunt Gladys.