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According to Nielsen live-plus-same-day data, ABC’s broadcast averaged 32.9 million viewers, making it the second least-watched Oscars since the 2008 show.
In part two of this special series on DJ Pierre and the acid house music scene in Atlanta, Georgia Film News travels behind the scenes of the artist-owned techno club – WildPitch. DJ Pierre shares the latest on his club since its opening in June 2016 and performing live.
One of the newest and fastest growing talent agencies in the Southeast with over 150 talents signed and who are now booking commercials, TV, and Feature Films. Also, Red Willow Talent believes in strong character and goal setting.
Rising film director Erika Anderson showcased her talent in the Campus Movie Fest (CMF) on Monday, Feb. 13. CMF, which is the World’s largest student film festival, was hosted at Georgia State University. Contestants were given one week to create five minute short films.
Georgia Southern University Film Club will be hosting “The Reel Job” Q & A panel for students and members of the Statesboro community to meet the faces behind popular films and television shows.
State Rep. Trey Rhodes, R-Greensboro, who sponsored the bill, said it adds “a third leg” to “create an entire ecosystem” of film, music and video game development in Georgia.
Jon Privett worked on the Clint Eastwood movie, “Sully,” which is depicts “the Miracle on the Hudson,” when Captain “Sully” Sullenberger glided his disabled plane onto the waters of the Hudson River
Film and television production companies that specialize in post-production work would qualify for state tax credits under legislation that cleared the Georgia House of Representatives Friday.
The University of North Georgia (UNG) will screen the film “American Textures” as part of a Diversity Film Series on the Dahlonega, Gainesville and Oconee Campuses March 7-9.
“Security for the entertainment industry is a very demanding business. When I saw how much Georgia was ramping up in the entertainment industry, I decided to get back into it.”