Governor Deal signed House Bill 199, which makes a couple of positive changes to the interactive entertainment tax credit and adds a new tax credit for post-production companies and make the interactive entertainment credit available for more gaming companies to qualify.

Georgia’s $7 billion film industry continues to grow, but who’s training young filmmakers and how does the industry get connected to the local community?

Created by attorney and CPA, Ceasar Richbow and business executive, Michael Robinson, Total Momentum will be offering services to include the development, financing, and production of a variety of quality independent film and television projects.

In an email to all staff on 24th April, Paul Golding, chairman of Pinewood, said: “Ivan has played a huge role in the success of Pinewood.

For the whole week, Monday through Sunday, that figure jumps to $476 million and brings this film’s global haul to $908 million dollars in just eleven days. It should zoom past $1 billion this week.

Their goal is to eventually grow this into a regional student film festival for elementary through high school students in Savannah and throughout the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry.

Next week, nearly 11,000 local K-2 students will attend Savannah Music Festival’s (SMF) Musical Explorers concerts, which present Falu Shah (Indian music), Gino Castillo (salsa) and Heidi Bindhammer (art song).

Part biography and part self-help book, Charlamagne hopes his story will inspire readers to pursue their dreams and be realistic about their goals.

Outside of directing, Williams has served as DP on a range of other shorts and features. Here, he reveals what’s in his kit.

“Our goal is to show both Hollywood and our cousins in Atlanta that Augusta is now beginning to boast the quality of production services and support that will soon rival other thriving filmmaking hubs – we want to be standing shoulder to shoulder with the best.”