Georgia Entertainment has released program details and partners for its signature “From Script to Screen” event series at the 49th annual Toronto International Film Festival.
Erica Lumpert brings a great deal to the picture in Georgia. The native New Yorker who relocated down South is the CEO of Security Associates of Coastal Georgia (SACG), a top provider of concierge security services to a number of industries – industrial, retail, school, and events among them.
On Sept. 7, 2024, at Tara Theatre, an Atlanta guest audience will premiere Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist, an eight-episode limited series based on a true story that cuts close to home.
In the last four years, our community has experienced the ripple effects of this burgeoning Creative Economy. And while they still are getting their arms around it, they are engaged and ready to embrace all the benefits that come with Georgia’s explosive film and entertainment industry.
VisitColumbusGA Board of Commissioners announce the retirement of CEO, Peter Bowden, effective December 31, 2024.
Peter Rumbold leads Shadowbox Studios, a global studio services platform that provides state-of-the-art, purpose-built soundstage campuses and key production services in Georgia and the United Kingdom. Its Georgia campus alone offers some 850,000 square feet of production facilities.
BronzeLens 15th Anniversary Film Festival Recognizes… Legendary Filmmaker Bill Duke Gil Robertson, President of the African American Film Critics Association, and Shaunya Chavis Rucker, Multi-Emmy Award-Winning Veteran television journalist and Fulton County Films Division Manager!!
Georgia Entertainment watched Thursday night as filmgoers celebrated Georgia-born actors at the Atlanta screening of The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat at the Springs Cinema and Taphouse in Sandy Springs.
Chick-Fil-A is moving aggressively into the entertainment space with plans to launch a slate of originals for its own streaming platform. Deadline understands…
Ask anyone, regardless of profession or background, and they will tell you that it is notoriously hard to break into a career in the film industry. That’s exactly what Trilith Institute is trying to do away with. With a new slate of classes designed specifically to help bridge the gap between where you are and making it in the industry, they hope to launch the next generation of creatives in Georgia.