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Georgia Insider will host its next On Background virtual gathering on Thursday, November 5, from 1:00–2:00 p.m., bringing together executives and community leaders for a timely conversation about how places compete for investment, talent and attention in an increasingly connected economy.

The newly created role will help the Union navigate the impact of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies on entertainment workers.

The series is based on Slaughter’s 2017 best-selling crime thriller novel about two sisters and their traumatic, family-secret-filled past, as Slaughter describes it.

The exhibition is the first museum presentation dedicated to the vibrant costumes of Netflix’s style-setting series “Emily in Paris,” from creator Darren Star and Paramount Television Studios.

The evening brought together artists, filmmakers, musicians, local business owners, elected officials and entertainment executives from Georgia and beyond to celebrate the creatives making their living in the region and the businesses that make their work possible.

Produced with a community-centered approach, the documentary combines first-hand interviews and narratives to provide an unfiltered perspective into housing insecurity.

From Nov. 13 to 15, music lovers and more than 20 celebrated songwriters will gather at the lakeside destination for three days of songs, scenery and storytelling. Spread across eight venues, the Songwriters at the Lake Music Festival will offer a range of experiences, from intimate and interactive to spectacular and show-stopping.

Executive producer Tamara Gregory takes us behind the scenes of the award-winning series Reasonable Doubt, which has called Georgia home for the past three seasons thanks to the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act. Though the show is set in Los Angeles, Georgia’s diverse locations, talented production design team and local cast and crew bring Jax Stewart’s world to life right here in the Peach State.

Independent films, Hollywood storytellers and the music of Dolly Parton will take center stage in downtown Rome this November as a Northwest Georgia film festival celebrates its 23rd year.

Annie Davis never saw herself making superhero movies. Instead, from a young age, she always wanted to be the next Robert Osborne, the host of Turner Classic Movies.