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Our series was produced here in the one and only Atlanta, Georgia. This place has everything that Southern California does-dedicated crew, and amazing locations.

We lost a good one yesterday. For me and many others Craig Miller was an icon of icons in Georgia’s film and entertainment industry, a true champion for creatives and a huge advocate of tourism and economic development in the state. Universally respected and endlessly compassionate. 

This is our 22nd year of doing the festival. Most people, a lot of people in Atlanta don't even know that we're happening, but it's, it's a great opportunity.

The audience didn’t expand on this 43-year old Disney sci-fi franchise to the young-ins. That said, people chose to see the movie in a premium format with 67% coming from PLF screens, Imax, 3D, ScreenX or DBox.

Called the Arts + Health Laboratory: Georgia’s NeuroArts Coalition, this initiative is designed to harness the transformative power of the arts, grounded in neuroscience, to improve health and well-being.

The complete schedule with festival passes (now available) and individual ticket options will appear at RIFFGA.com and through the Rome International Film Festival app.

James Hall and the Ladies of... join Athens rock band Five Eight for a special night of music at Smith's Olde Bar on Friday, Dec. 12.

Georgia Entertainment will welcome guests to the 2025 Rome International Film Festival with the RIFF Kickoff, presented by Georgia Highlands College and Southern Isle Pictures. The event will take place Nov. 6 at 4:00 p.m. at the historic DeSoto Theatre.

I’ve spent my career where creativity meets business in television, production, and now advocacy and I’ve learned that the only defense I ever truly mastered was heartfelt hope. Hope, belief, and passion are what drive creators to bring something new into the world. But as technology evolves, protecting that spark has become both more complex and more critical than ever.

This episode is packed with practical insights and inspiration for filmmakers who want to understand what happens after their film is complete. Marco’s perspective bridges the gap between creators and audiences worldwide.