Georgia State University (GSU) has long been a leader in music industry education, with a program that has recently evolved into an experiential incubator for producers, artists, and aspiring executives.
Georgia State University (GSU) has long been a leader in music industry education, with a program that has recently evolved into an experiential incubator for producers, artists, and aspiring executives.
Honored with the 2024 IMPACT Award for servant leadership, Steven excels in driving growth and enhancing experiences for both locals and visitors alike.
The Duffer Brothers shared nostalgia about Georgia-lensed Stranger Things and teased their next big project at the 13th annual SCAD TVfest in Midtown Atlanta on Feb. 5, 2025.
Laurie Poole serves as the Film & Media Liaison for McIntosh County through Georgia’s Camera Ready Program, a statewide initiative ensuring every county has a dedicated film-friendly representative.
Georgia Entertainment has announced plans to hold their signature ‘From Script to Screen’ event series at the SXSW Conference & Festivals to spotlight the state’s resources, infrastructure, world class studio facilities and incentives.
The 13th annual SCAD TVfest concluded on Friday, Feb.7, packed with engaging panels, hands-on masterclasses, distinctive programs, and curated screenings.
Located on the renowned Tyler Perry Studios campus in Atlanta, Studio of the Americas is dedicated to producing groundbreaking films and television series that authentically portray Native American stories, culture, and traditions.
The first quarter of each year is a pivotal time as Georgia’s elected leaders convene at the Capitol to discuss legislation and policies that will shape the state’s future. While dealmaking is a year-round endeavor, these three months are especially crucial.
With over 25 years of experience in the film and television industry, Beth Talbert is a seasoned executive known for her expertise in studio operations, cost control, and team leadership.
You don’t know until you know. But now, practically everyone does. Jeff Keating, an Atlanta native, writer, producer, and founder/CEO of the city’s Doghouse Pictures, made certain.