The Atlanta Film Festival is pleased to congratulate writer/director Eimi Imanishi and Suzanne Andrews Correa as they have been selected for Sundance Directors and Screenwriters Labs, Class of 2018.
“Chief Movie Buff” Carrie Burns talks about how she started out 6 years ago just giving tours to friends for large events and mostly Walking Dead events. After a while this hobby bloomed into a successful business!
Chris talks about how the film tax credit has helped his clients and in turn helped his company. This tax credit makes Georgia a top target for productions and causes the state to stand out from other areas like New Zealand and Canada.
Aprio, LLP, a full-service CPA-led business advisory firm, has entered into an agreement to acquire HPC, a technology-driven, cloud-based accounting firm with a global footprint.
The 13th Annual Macon Film Festival will shift from its previous spot on Macon, Georgia’s July calendar to the following month this year, opening Thursday, August 16 and running through Sunday, August 19, 2018.
While Deadpool 2 continues to claim the top spot on the charts, Solo more than likely will not surpass its sister Star Wars spinoff Rogue One. The bad reception of Solo is leaving Disney scratching its head and rethinking their strategy.
My Sudden Sight Productions announces the world premiere of Depth Perception, a recent addition to the 2018 Atlanta Fringe Festival.
Brennen Dicker, a film and video professional with 20 years of experience, has been named executive director of Georgia State University’s Creative Media Industries Institute (CMII).
Cumulus Media Inc. announced that the Company has successfully completed its financial restructuring and emerged from Chapter 11 having reduced its debt by more than $1 billion.
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