Georgia Film

Georgia Film Day 2025: Atlanta City Hall Hosts Culmination of Inaugural Georgia Film Week

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The excitement surrounding Georgia’s booming entertainment industry reached new heights on Thursday, March 20, as Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens hosted Georgia Film Day at City Hall. This flagship event marked the grand finale of the inaugural Georgia Film Week, a celebration organized by the Georgia Production Partnership (GPP) in honor of the organization’s 30th anniversary. Over the past three decades, GPP has […]

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What’s Filming in Georgia Now?

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With the momentum of Georgia Film Week, production in the state is thriving. Several major television series, feature films, and reality shows are currently in production, reinforcing Georgia’s reputation as the “Hollywood of the South.” Here’s a look at some of the projects filming in Georgia right now: Georgia continues to attract top-tier productions, further

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French Stewart Delivers a Career-Best Performance in ‘Bob Trevino Likes It’

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French Stewart has long been known for his sharp comedic timing and eccentric roles, particularly as Harry Solomon in 3rd Rock from the Sun. But in Bob Trevino Likes It, he delivers something entirely different—something raw, deeply human, and undeniably moving. During a recent screening at The Tara Theatre in Atlanta, Stewart spoke about how

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Capturing Art and Identity: Filmmaker Will Feagins on ‘Kiara, Portrait of a Printmaker’

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At the heart of filmmaking lies the power of storytelling, and Will Feagins knows exactly how to weave a narrative that resonates. The Atlanta-based filmmaker recently screened his latest documentary, ‘Kiara, Portrait of a Printmaker,” a deeply intimate look into the life and work of local printmaker Kiara, as part of the Filmer 7 showcase,

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‘Say Yes to Destiny’ Honors Alice Lovelace Through Film

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At South Fulton Art’s Filmer 7 screening, the various creativity and talent displayed by the filmmakers remains inspiring.  Say Yes to Destiny, a film by multidisciplinary Atlanta-based artist and filmmaker Jonathan Banks, was a stand out. The documentary pays tribute to the incredible life and work of Alice Lovelace, an activist, poet, and cultural leader

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‘Avengers: Endgame’ and ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ Tie as Most Successful Marvel Movies

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LAS VEGAS — Following the release of Captain America: Brave New World, a new analysis from VegasInsider’s supercomputer reveals Avengers: Endgame (2019) and Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) as the most successful films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The analysis evaluated all 35 MCU movies, assigning points based on worldwide gross, IMDb and Letterboxd ratings,

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Laverne Cox and George Wallace Praise Georgia Crews for ‘Clean Slate’ Production

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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Emmy-nominated actress Laverne Cox and legendary comedian George Wallace credit the professional and supportive crews in Georgia for making their filming experience on the new Prime Video comedy series Clean Slate unforgettable. The production, which was filmed in Savannah, Brunswick, and Thunderbolt, Ga., chose its locations carefully, showcasing the region’s picturesque

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‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Soars Into Theaters, Continuing Marvel’s Georgia Legacy

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FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. (AP) — Marvel Studios’ latest blockbuster, Captain America: Brave New World, lands in theaters on Feb. 14, continuing the franchise’s longstanding relationship with Georgia’s film industry. Filmed at Trilith Studios in Fayetteville—just outside Atlanta—the highly anticipated installment sees Anthony Mackie reprise his role as Sam Wilson, now wielding the shield as Captain America.

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Georgia Film Day Expands to Georgia Film Week 2025

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ATLANTA – Georgia’s thriving film industry will receive an extended spotlight in 2025 as Georgia Film Day expands into Georgia Film Week, a week-long celebration recognizing the state’s booming entertainment sector. From Monday, March 17, to Friday, March 21, industry leaders, creatives, and policymakers will gather to honor the achievements and future of Georgia’s film

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Duffer Brothers Call Final Season of ‘Stranger Things’ the Most Intense Yet

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LOS ANGELES — The Duffer brothers say the upcoming fifth and final season of Stranger Things will be the most intense and emotional yet. Speaking at the Next on Netflix 2024 event, co-creator Ross Duffer said, “This is our biggest and most ambitious season yet.” His brother and fellow co-creator, Matt Duffer, added, “At the

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