Prominence Films is excited to share some of what they’ve been up to recently. They are working on a long-term project to help grow a solid film industry in the Southeast.
AMC Theatres announced that AMC Stubs, the Company’s loyalty program, has grown approximately six-fold since its relaunch nearly two years ago, from approximately 2.5 million household members then to more than 15 million household members now.
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved the Music Modernization Act, comprehensive legislation, including the CLASSICS Act, that updates music licensing laws for the modern streaming era.
Shelbia Jackson has been named Director of the DeKalb Entertainment Commission. The Commission is the primary driving force charged with attracting and expanding businesses supporting the film, television, music and digital entertainment industry in DeKalb County.
Gray Television, Inc. and Raycom Media, Inc. jointly announced that they have entered into an agreement to combine their companies in a transformative transaction that will create the single largest owner of top-rated local television stations and digital assets in the country.
The first ever Rejected Reels Film Festival was Saturday June 9th at Cinevison, and featured 12 films- both shorts and features.
The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Southeast Chapter, announced the winners of the 44th Annual Southeast Emmy Awards at a special ceremony at the Grand Hyatt Buckhead in Atlanta on Saturday.
Tweed Recording Academy has arrived in Downtown Athens, GA. Tweed Recording Academy combines Athens’ two most prominent traditions: Music and Education.
Bryan gives us some information on his two great partners. Jeff Brown saw some work as the Head of the Greens Department at Universal Studios. Carlos Martinez is a renowned plant specialist who has done a ton of work with large company in LA and has great experience with dealing with customers who demand perfection.
SAG-AFTRA announced a tentative agreement has been reached with the four major television broadcast networks (ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox) and other producers on terms for a successor agreement to the National Code of Fair Practice for Network Television Broadcasting.