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Columbus State University is embarking on some exciting endeavors to increase opportunities for students interested in film production. Flat Rock Studio, a former warehouse owned by W.C. Bradley Co. and the new home for the Columbus State University’s television and film production program.
Spotify announced last year that it will recognize the songwriters, producers and engineers behind some of today’s biggest hits with an annual awards program called Secret Genius, and now it announced the second annual nominees for the prizes.
Support the Girls played at SXSW, the Macon Film Festival and opens at Midtown Art Cinema this weekend.
Over the course of the next five years, Seven Arts continued work on the project and submitted three cost reports with expenses totaling nearly $12 million dollars. After going through a slew of auditors, their scheme finally caught up with them.
Looking for something to do this weekend? Stop by a comics convention that celebrates African-American artists and filmmakers.
The call of “lights … camera … action” is heard as regularly in Savannah these days as “beer here” is at a big league ballpark.
Driving in some parts of Bulloch County will require you to take a detour for the next seven days.
The re-imagined film, “The New BIG Plane Trip,” shares a behind-the-scenes look at a Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport to its final destination in London’s Heathrow Airport.
It has been five years since film producers showed up in Columbus, closing the 13th Street bridge downtown for several days to shoot one dramatic car crash scene for the 2014 movie, “The Need for Speed.”
A Pennsylvania video game manufacturer is suing Pace-O-Matic Inc. and Miele Manufacturing Inc., both based in Georgia, alleging trademark infringement.