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If you don’t think of art and culture when you think of Cartersville, Georgia, then you haven’t let the town entertain you for a while.
Blumhouse bounces back with a solid sequel to a beloved fan original with no overpriced gimmicks ala M3GAN 2.0. Finally, a year where every other studio has rallied in some form or shape with horror, Blumhouse rightly gets its due.
The event will feature a luncheon, panel discussions, VIP experiences and networking opportunities, with additional programming to be announced. The summit is designed for entertainment travel planners, production professionals, tourism leaders and service providers supporting Georgia’s creative industries.
Becoming Love Fest features an inspiring lineup of creators and thought leaders. Attendees will experience immersive workshops, visionary panels, and cinematic film screenings that explore how storytelling can heal, empower, and connect us.
In a new wide-ranging deal, video for The Bill Simmons Podcast as well as The Ringer’s NFL, NBA, Fantasy Football, and F1 shows will live on Spotify and Netflix.
Out on Film Festival Director Jim Farmer said. “We set records roughly about two-thirds of the way into the festival. We had sold-out shows every day of the 11 days. It was tremendous.”
Perhaps nobody appreciates Georgia and its metropolitan area more than location managers and scouts, travel coordinators, and television series production supervisors who say the Peach State delivers precisely what they need.
A creator of production music for sync and licensing, Level 77 Music’s work appears in films, television series, gaming, commercials and branded media content.
Heading into its third year in 2026, the flagship program provides Georgia-based filmmakers with housing in the Town at Trilith, $100,000 in production funding, a living stipend, mentorship, and access to world-class industry resources, supporting selected indie writers and directors from development through production and distribution.
Miller was for eight years co-president of the Georgia Production Partnership, responsible for establishing and maintaining the Georgia Film Tax Credit, an incentive to attract productions to the state.