“There are many socials that take place in the industry, but our partners suggested a very targeted and strategic networking event,” said Randy Davidson, President of Georgia Film News/Georgia Entertainment News.
The bill passed the Georgia House of Representatives thanks to the leadership of Representative Amy Carter (R. Valdosta, GA) and Senator Jeff Mullis (R – Chickamauga).
The Savannah studio has committed to invest $890,000 in equity into the deal, allowing us to commence pre-production in June.
We caught up with Bo Bowen of The Bowen Law Group late last year as Savannah was bustling with films. Bo shares the opportunities and challenges going forward.
The Ken Howard Membership Center is a resource center created for the union’s members, where they can use computers, get their questions answered and find out about upcoming events.
Chris LeDoux established their Georgia office in 2014. During our time together, LeDoux shares details of his journey, insights about living and working in Atlanta, as well as highlights of his work in film including La La Land, Hidden Figures, Marvel’s Doctor Strange, and more.
CCSD has made the list 15 out of the 18 years of the award program. The list recognizes the efforts by teachers, administrators, parents, students and community leaders to make music education part of the curriculum.
Summer movie season is coming and many of the year’s most anticipated blockbusters were filmed right here in Georgia. With so many movies being released each weekend, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by all of your options. Don’t worry, we’re here to fill you in on what’s coming up and which of this season’s hits could have been filmed in your backyard!
Shot entirely on location in Atlanta, returning as the stars are the triple threat cast of Mila Kunis, Kristen Bell, and Kathryn Hahn as Amy, Kiki and Carla.
“The company’s focus on table-top and motion control production is welcome, and much needed addition to the Southeast,” said Reichard.