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Welcome to the Georgia Production
Partnership (GPP), a not-for-profit coalition
of companies and individuals who are active in the state's film,
video, music, and interactive game industries. Established in 1998, this professional group has been instrumental in the grass roots organization of the production
community and the development of key legislative incentives. Our goal is
to bring Georgia back to the forefront of U.S. production.
- Member Meeting : February 2 : 12:00pm - 1:00pm
The next member meeting will take place on Tuesday, February 2, 12:00pm - 1:00pm, in the private meeting room of Manuel's Tavern. Please plan to arrive by 11:30am to place personal food orders...We're delighted to announce that Will Packer of Rainforest Films will be our guest speaker. In addition to showing the sizzle reel from "Stomp The Yard 2: Homecoming," Mr. Packer will be discussing "Why Rainforest Films still has a 770 and not a 310 area code."
- The GPP-ATLFF Production Assistant Academy
The Georgia Production Partnership in association with the Atlanta Film Festival present The Production Assistant Academy, February 20 & 21. CLASS SPACE IS LIMITED! Follow this link for course information and application...
- Georgia Boosts Incentives for Entertainment Industry
On May 12, 2008, Governor Sonny Perdue signed into law the 2008 Entertainment Industry Investment Act (HB 1100), new legislation designed to encourage entertainment industry productions in Georgia. The signing ceremony took place at the studios of Turner Broadcasting System...
- Georgia County Registration - A GPP Fast Forward Initiative
The Georgia Production Partnership is putting together an online database that will provide out-of-area film, television, and commercial producers with vital information about each county's filmic resources. Called the Georgia County Registration...
- State Hires First Digital Entertainment Guru
Video Game Development Industry Booming In Georgia... The Georgia Film, Music & Digital Entertainment Office, a division of the Georgia Department of Economic Development, is leading the way in the thriving and powerful video game development industry in Georgia...
- Georgia's Development Arm Proud Of Successes
Movies, videos and commercials contributed $448 million in economic impact and put 7,870 people to work -- "a record-breaking year," according to Bill Thompson, director of the state's film, video and music... [The Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
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