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While the Marvel stars were in town, they put their talents to use in a very special performance to raise $500,000 for a very worthy cause: hurricane recovery efforts in Puerto Rico.
Atlanta festivalgoers could catch nearly 100 narrative features, documentaries and blocks of short films—selections from among the 7,600 submissions the festival received this year from 56 different countries. ATLFF announced several award winners from the fest.
The Creative Industries Loan Fund is a joint project between the Mayor’s Office of Film and Entertainment and the City’s Economic Development Authority, Invest Atlanta.
Gov. Nathan Deal announced that Pandora, the largest music streaming service in the U.S., will expand its presence and create 250 jobs in Atlanta over the next three years.
With the state’s film tax credit bill now past the Senate and the Assembly, production companies are eager to work in the Garden State, say those in the industry.
In his first CinemaCon appearance, Motion Picture Association of America Chairman and CEO Charles Rivkin delivered the “State of the Industry” keynote address.
Avengers: Infinity War begins its international rollout Wednesday in such major markets as Korea, France and Australia.
Lights, camera, and action for the people who filled the room of Poppin’ Stop in Hepzibah. The taste of gourmet popcorn wasn’t the only reason why the shop was packed.
Quiet Hounds, an Atlanta-based band, recently had the music video for its song “Emperors” selected for the Atlanta Film Festival.
Another movie studio is about to take shape near Atlanta, with a host of soundstages to be erected in Covington by year’s end.