Julie Ann Crommett is a leading voice for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), with 15 years of experience driving systemic change in media and tech.
Georgia Entertainment announced today that the High Museum of Art has been named its honorary nonprofit for the upcoming Signature Georgia Entertainment 100 which will be held on Dec. 11 at Assembly Studios.
Driven by her passion, Skylar took a leap of faith and majored in film studies at Georgia State University, where she discovered the Georgia Film Academy (GFA), a stepping stone to her future in the film industry.
Georgia Entertainment sat down with Head of Effects Jason Mayer with DreamWorks Animation, based in the Media District of Los Angeles, from the convenience of the Midtown campus of the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) at the university’s AnimationFest event this fall.
Trey Baggerly serves as the Director of Event Services for Coweta County, Georgia, and is one of the state’s 159 film liaisons in the Georgia Camera Ready Communities Program.
When you speak to Grant Wainscott, his passion for expanding the ecosystem of Georgia’s creative industries immediately stands out.
Discover Dunwoody spotlights Trace Taylor as the Distinguished Production Associate of November, an initiative that celebrates the hardworking individuals who bring films and television shows to life from behind the scenes.
Sweetwater is proud to announce the merger of Lux Machina Consulting into NEP Sweetwater, furthering unparalleled expertise and dedicated, global resources in audiovisual solutions and virtual production to the film and entertainment industry.
Chelsea Spivey has vision and tenacity, two key qualities it takes to help sustain and grow a healthy film industry in Georgia.
The Trilith Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing the next generation of storytellers, has announced its “Script to Screen” Summer Camp Series, taking place in summer 2025.