With $433.2 million overseas and $100.1 million at home, the Universal Pictures’ official goodbye to their nearly two decade long street racing/action saga clocked the biggest worldwide launch of any film in history.
Poulos and Hoover provide insights into their work as brokers for commercial real estate transactions in the metro Atlanta area and how they are helping film producers and their supporting companies find and lease office space for their Georgia productions.
“There’s something about the south.” At least that’s what Cindy Hogan says. And she should know. She’s one of the principal actors in “The Case for Christ” filmed right here in Georgia.
Cullen provides insights for filmmakers and other artisans who want to produce in Georgia, take advantage of the tax incentives, and learn from the best in Hollywood.
We had done everything we could think of to get the necessary funds together. We had done a crowdfunding campaign, we had asked both of the rich people we knew, we had sold off the rights to our genetic material to various demonic entities.
I can say, without doubt or hesitation, that Jordan Peele’s (of “Key & Peele”) “Get Out” is the best movie of 2017.
Over $17.6 million on local rentals and purchases for set decoration, production, and other supplies. Over $2 million on catering, bakery goods and other food items. More than $2.7 million on transportation, including truck and car rentals.
Only five of 30 schools in the University System of Georgia (USG) – and four schools in the Technical College System of Georgia – have partnered with the Georgia Film Academy (GFA) to offer “Introduction to On-Set Film Production.”
A washed-up novelist turned private detective, Ryota, mourns his father, battles a gambling addiction and tries to get closer to his semi-estranged young son in Hirokazu Kore-eda’s After the Storm.
By Rebecca Daniel, Senior Editor Hollywood has long been the entertainment capitol of America. However, in the last few years’…