Black Film Festival Atlanta Founder Raecine Tyes joins the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to invite you to attend this year’s event. She also reminisces on the event’s impressive first year while sharing details about what to expect when the festival returns Feb. 1-6, 2022. Tyes joins show host Carol Morgan for the Around Atlanta segment. An author of two motivational[...]
The city of McDonough, located in Henry County, is a wonderful blend of American history and modernism. Whether you desire an outdoor lifestyle or shopping until you drop, McDonough offers the perfect mixture of both. With three easily accessible exits to I-75 and only 20 miles from Atlanta, residents enjoy the closeness of the city, while residing in the suburbs.[...]
Have you caught a glimpse of movie stars such as Reese Witherspoon or Owen Wilson at your favorite restaurant? No, your eyes aren't playing tricks on you. In fact, the state of Georgia is becoming known as the “Hollywood of the South” thanks to the incentives our government provides to the film industry. Blockbuster Year for Films in Georgia The Georgia Department[...]
Former artistic director at Dad’s Garage for 10 years, Film Producer Kevin Gillese with New Comedy Project is now exploring the nuances of holiday gatherings through independent films. Gillese is in the studio today for the Around Atlanta segment of the Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio podcast to talk about the independent adult comedy film “How To Ruin The Holidays.”[...]
With filming for hit television shows and blockbuster movies happening in our own backyards, down the street from our summer jobs and at our schools, global companies are continuing to choose Atlanta as the headquarters for their film production. On today’s Around Atlanta episode, Dee Dee Murray, Production Manager at DeKalb Entertainment Commission explains the various efforts that the organization is[...]
If you’re a movie buff at all, then you’ll know this famous line is delivered by Rick Grimes during the season four finale of The Walking Dead. Did you know that Atlanta is now the No.1 film destination in the United States? If you’re a die-hard movie fanatic, then you’re going to feel really foolish if you haven’t gone on[...]
Today's Around Atlanta episode of Atlanta Real Estate Forum Radio showcases the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, happening now all over the city. Brennen Dicker, chair of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival and general manager of SIM International's Atlanta branch, joins co-hosts Carol Morgan and Todd Schnick to discuss the film festival and its diverse offerings. The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival opened[...]
The Atlanta Film Society (ATLFS) is proud to present their chief annual event: the Atlanta Film Festival from April 1 to April 10. The 10-day affair is celebrating its 40-year history as one of only two dozen Academy Award-qualifying events in the nation. The festival showcases over 200 films to nearly 25,000 attendees. The competition is fierce as Atlanta Film Festival[...]