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On Jan. 1, Georgia hit start on a digital entertainment incentive program to stimulate creation of even more video games and interactive productions.
2017 was a big year for collegiate eSports. The list of U.S. colleges offering varsity eSports programs grew to at least 56 institutions.
A full plate of agenda items were placed on the discussion table for Columbus City Council.
The University of Georgia French Film Festival will be showing a different French film every Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Tate theatre for the entire month of February.
This event is sure to be an incredible opportunity for your church body to experience a powerful life-affirming film. Not only that, but because the film is a faith—friendly romance, it is also a compelling outreach tool for others to come and be a part of a night that will offer healing and hope.
Surge TV and Jebi Films hosted a private gallery event at Kuja Studios to promote the release of season one of original docuseries, Klique.
The Association of Film Commissioners International announced its 2018 Board of Directors, as well as the latest crop of film commissioners worldwide to earn AFCI Certification.
Craig tells us how important it is to have Georgia-based content developers. This includes positions like writers, producers, and directors.
The Georgia Department of Economic Development is currently seeking public comment on the proposed amended regulations which will govern the Musical Tax Credit.
Was Atlanta as a whole owning its moment? Hip-hop and R&B are now the most popular genres in America. These songs and artists are driving the music business. And who is driving hip-hop and R&B? I can’t see a stronger argument than Atlanta.