Georgia is where silver screens shine brighter than peaches, and blockbuster films and TV find their home.
Tyler Perry was among the star-studded crowd that attended the premiere of Beyoncé’s “Renaissance” film in Beverly Hills on Friday night. Perry, a longtime friend and supporter of Beyoncé, shared a photo of himself with Tina Knowles, Beyoncé’s mother, on his Instagram account. In the photo, Perry is smiling and putting his arm around Knowles, […]
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he highly anticipated documentary, “Maxine’s Baby: The Tyler Perry Story,” made its world premiere at the prestigious AFI Fest, leaving audiences moved, inspired, and with a deeper understanding of the prolific filmmaker’s journey to success. A Glimpse into Tyler Perry’s Life “Maxine’s Baby” delves into the life and career of Tyler Perry, one of the
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In a move that signals its commitment to expanding its creative horizons, Level 77 Music has unveiled Sonic Score, a dedicated film and TV scoring division. This exciting development is poised to elevate the company’s presence in the world of entertainment and solidify its reputation as a powerhouse in music composition. A Symphony of Creativity
This year marks a momentous milestone for the Georgia Film Office as it celebrates its 50th anniversary. Half a century of dedication to the film and television industry has transformed Georgia into a cinematic powerhouse. In the fiscal year 2023, this commitment bore fruit as film and TV productions injected a staggering $4.1 billion into
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In a significant development within the entertainment industry, Warner Bros. Discovery is reportedly in negotiations for a deal worth $500 million to sell its film and TV music publishing assets. This potential sale is garnering attention as it could reshape the landscape of music publishing in the world of film and television. A Strategic Move
