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If you live in Georgia you know how big Georgia film has become. Ant-Man and the Wasp just opened with nearly $80 million and the box office and it was primarily filmed in the peach state.
Most thought the weekend’s box office would be dominated by the newest Marvel project Ant-Man and the Wasp. In a surprise upset, Dying to Live took the prize thanks to a massive $200 million showing. Ant-Man and the Wasp opened with only $161 million.
Columbus State University will host the third annual Columbus Interactive Media Fest on Saturday, July 14. The event will feature keynote speakers, networking, and lunch with professionals in the gaming industry and those interested in a career in the field.
Local fans of Marvel can rejoice.
New Jersey recently passed tax credits for film and TV production companies that are even more generous than those in Georgia.
There’s a lot of talk about the growing movie industry in the state of Georgia, but “Rock-A-Bye” the movie is unique in that it’s local to Harris County.
The Garden State is back in the production tax credits game.
When two diminutive heroes team up on an urgent mission against a powerful new enemy in Marvel Studio’s Ant-Man and The Wasp, the result is action-packed comedy and outsized economic impact in Georgia.
Savannah Music Festival has accepted the resignation of Rob Gibson, its Executive & Artistic Director of sixteen years.
The BET Awards, which have been held in Los Angeles for 16 years, could be headed for Atlanta.