Gov. Brian Kemp signing House Bill 475 With the signing of HB 475 into law, Gov. Brian Kemp reinforces Georgia’s commitment to the...

Georgia’s film, television, and digital entertainment industry secured four major wins in the past five months, and each made it easier...

Photo credit: Mark Redman The Georgia Department of Revenue (GDOR) made significant changes to the film tax credit audit process,...

In December 2024, the Georgia Film Office updated its Alternative Marketing Options (AMO) menu, offering exciting new opportunities for...

"The film industry continues to send a clear sign that Georgia is an important destination for film and television production, reliably...

By: Georgia Film Office August 14, 2024 Published on the We Speak Business Blog Georgia has set the stage for a bright future in...

Local artisan runs successful embroidery business servicing the film industry Creating movie magic takes more than just cameras and stars...

Advocates are campaigning to increase the cap on the state’s film incentive program from $100 million to $300 million. By: Joshua Axelrod...

The city offers financial pledge plus ‘a robust array of concessions and in-kind support to the festival;’ Festival committee is...

June 7, 2024 1:32 PM By: Sammie Purcell Published in Georgia Public Broadcasting News Sweetwater Creek State Park. Credit: Courtesy of...

By Rodney Ho May 29, 2024 Published in the AJC The active Georgia film office list of movies and TV list is at its busiest since November...

May 28, 2024 By Rosa Waite, Director of Creative Operations Published in Georgia Entertainment News This year’s MomoCon delivered an...

Growing entertainment industry outreach program is expanding into Atlanta this summer. Stacy Milner (center), CEO and founder of the...

Photo Credit: ©Walt Disney Co./Courtesy Everett Collection By Todd Longwell May 9, 2024 10:15am PT Published in Variety Located 25 miles...

Photo Credit: Eli Ade/Warner Bros. By Todd Longwell May 9, 2024 9:15am PT Published in Variety Over the course of his 45-year career,...

By Todd Longwell Published in Variety Photo Credit: ABC Georgia’s base 20% transferable tax credit isn’t that impressive when compared to...

Savannah is also planning to put in a bid now that Sundance is considering leaving Utah in 2027. People take photos beneath the Egyptian...

Georgia’s legislative session is a wrap, burying with it a tortured bill on state film and television production tax credits.

79% of likely voters say the film and TV production industry has a positive impact on Georgia’s economy

More than 15,000 Georgia businesses support our state’s film industry. The film tax credit fuels opportunities for tens of thousands of hard