Weekend Box Office Results: ‘Kung Fu Panda 4’ Puts The Kung Fu Grip On ‘Dune’ With $30M Weekend
Kung Fu Panda 4 and Dune: Part Two will top Arthur The King, Love Lies Bleeding and The American Society of Magical Negroes this weekend.
Music & Entertainment Council CMEO Arreasha Z. Lawrence: ‘Providing Space for Entertainment Is Vital To Any City’
Already setting itself apart with the Springer Opera House, Flat Rock Studios, and more creative resources, Columbus is an exciting place for artists and musicians.
Weekend Box Office Results: ‘Dune: Part Two’ Rises To $367.5M; ‘Kung Fu Panda 4’ Kicks Off With $80.5M
Warner Bros/Legendary Entertainment’s Dune: Part Two held strongly in its sophomore session at the international box office, adding $81M to handily cross the $200M overseas milestone, and reaching $367.5M globally.
Columbus’ Vanessa Stewart: How Legislation Effects Local Artists
As the Chief Creative Officer for Story Mill Entertainment, Vanessa [...]
Executive Director of The Georgia Film Academy Scott Votaw: ‘It’s An Amazing Time for Georgia’
As the Assistant Vice Chancellor for the University System of [...]
Columbus Filmed ‘The Neon Highway,’ Starring Beau Bridges Sets March Release Date
William Wages’ upcoming film “The Neon Highway,” produced by Stratton [...]
Weekend Box Office Results: ‘Bob Marley: One Love’ Feels Alright With $52M; ‘Madame Web’ Crawls To $26M
The worst reviewed superhero movie in some time, Sony/Marvel’s Madame Web, (13%; even lower than Sony’s Morbius which did 15%), miraculously kept at the top of its weekend projections despite the fact that that’s not something to boast about.
Steve Cohen of UTA Discusses Georgia Opportunities at Columbus Film Office Meeting
The arts is a major focus for UTA in Georgia. Investing in and representing artists to create an epicenter for a market where buyers and sellers can converge right here in the state.
CEO of Story Mill Entertainment Shares How Columbus Is A “Fantastic City’ For Arts
Mock believes that Georgia's film tax credit is the best in the country, and Columbus is soon to be a staple for creatives in the state.