Speaker Ralston Pledges Support of Georgia’s Film Industry

Speaker Ralston touts economic and collateral benefit of Georgia’s film, television and digital entertainment industry at the 2021 Georgia Chamber Eggs & Issues Breakfast.

GSEC Announces 2020 Friends of Film Award Winners

This award is given to state legislators who have championed issues important to Georgia’s film, television, and digital entertainment industry.

GSEC Releases 2021 Legislative Priorities 

Click below to view the 2021 legislative priorities and policy statements.

Georgia Tech Study Confirms Film Tax Credit Success

With the release of a Georgia Tech study showing that the film industry’s direct spend in Georgia is significantly higher than previously reported, the Georgia Screen Entertainment Coalition said the findings prove the industry’s investment and job creation is paying off for taxpayers.

Media Outlets Across State Tout Success of Film Tax Credit

After more than a decade
since its implementation,
the economic effects of the
Georgia film tax credit are felt
in every corner of the state.

Macon celebrating a busy year on movie, TV screens

Hollywood had practically ignored central Georgia’s largest city for two years prior to 2019. But its onscreen fortunes took a big upturn in the past 12 months.

Production in the Peach State

Production of some of the most popular films largely took place in Georgia – a state rapidly becoming one of the country’s largest film and television production hubs.

Black Panther has $83.9M Impact

Black Panther generated more than $83.9 million in local economic activity and contributed over $26.5 million in wages to more than 3,100 workers across Georgia.

House Bill 199 Explained

In, 2017, Gov. Deal signed HB 199, adding a new tax credit for post-production companies and making the interactive entertainment credit available for more gaming companies.