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Set for Friday, Nov. 14, the Drop-In event will be hosted by Company 3. The gathering will emphasize nationwide collaboration and support a strong, balanced film market across the United States, celebrating talent and skill from coast to coast. Sponsors will be announced soon.

Coming from a marketing background where he's collaborated with agencies and production companies in the advertising sector, Paul Carpenter has observed the evolution of the platform. Carpenter notes the increasingly blurred lines between the entertainment industry and the marketing/advertising world, highlighting the intersection of these two fields.

Reuniting the virtuoso musicians behind last spring’s sold-out castle residency, the live production blends cinematic storytelling, genre-spanning anthems, and theatrical surprises designed to blur the line between audience and adventure.

LOOP is helping Georgia Tech expand its role in Georgia's creative industries by launching art-design-tech degree programs, transforming campus sites into creative spaces, and partnering with Atlanta's arts community.

The Woodruff Arts Center has launched Georgia’s NeuroArts Lab. The initiative explores how the arts influence brain function and overall well-being.

“The South got something to say, and we are building the infrastructure in The City of South Fulton to help filmmakers say it” - Mayor Kobi “In a time when our stories are being erased, here, in the Blackest City in America, it is our duty to preserve and uplift the truth.”

The Women In My World has experienced remarkable growth, establishing itself as a leading voice for Christian women seeking to make their mark in entertainment while maintaining their faith foundation.

The Golden Isles Film Festival (GIFF) proudly announces the return of its second annual celebration of film, arts, and culture taking place October 16-18, 2025, in Historic Downtown Brunswick, Georgia.

Dad’s Garage was founded in 1995. It moved into a former church building on Edgewood Avenue in the Old Fourth Ward in 2013 after its original location was repurposed.

Song Sung Blue is the festival’s Centerpiece Gala screening, with director Craig Brewer to receive the Spotlight Director Award. The festival will close with director Rian Johnson receiving the Outstanding Achievement in Directing Award.