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Georgia-filmed “I, Tonya” has been scooping up awards ahead of the 2018 Oscars and could earn some more hardware Sunday night.
Charlotte talks to us about the Black List Happy Hour. The Black List Happy Hour is a social network for…
Unlike the mega budgeted spectacles made by George Lucas and J.J. Abrams, though, this unofficial chapter of the saga is being made on a budget just north of $14,000 by students from the Savannah College of Art and Design.
Georgia’s history as the “Hollywood of the South” is nothing new, but the recent boom has only helped its notoriety in…
Global companies continue choosing Atlanta as the headquarters for their film production. And now the focus is keeping them here.
Following a plunge in film production in Louisiana in recent years, the industry is experiencing a rebound.
The Georgia Film Office, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, celebrated Film Day at the Capitol to recognize the state’s past, present and future in the film industry.
The growth of the entertainment industry in the state during the last decade was the subject of this year’s Charter Lecture, “Hollywood South: The New $9.5 Billion Georgia Industry,” held Feb. 26 at the Chapel.
Two Hollywood figures are urging colleagues to stop filming movie scenes and TV shows in Georgia if a controversial adoption bill becomes law.
Jeff informs us on the main purpose of tax incentives. They are used to basically incentivize behavior within the state. …