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Last Updated: December 29, 2005 | Home > GPP Press Clippings 2005 Archives
Below you will find various news articles, feature stories, and other press clippings about Georgia incentive legislation as well as the Georgia Production Partnership (GPP) organization. Click on a link to read more. Articles may require subscriptions to read them in their entirety.
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| 11.27.2005 : Hollywood, GA |
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...Georgia has many elements working in its favor -- the depth of its talent pool (in front of and behind the camera), its variety of locations and its airport...
The Sunday Paper, By Kevin Forest Moreau |
| 10.05.2005 : Georgia On My Screen |
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...The work of Ray McKinnon and other Southern filmmakers, as well as state legislation passed in May, could signal a creative upswing in Southern film...
Creative Loafing, By Curt Holman |
| 09.30.2005 : Georgia Aims For New Games |
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...Some government and business leaders are banking that Georgia could become a major player in the $9.9 billion U.S. video game industry...
Atlanta Business Chronicle, By Justin Rubner |
| 08.07.2005 : Incentive Programs Spur Growth |
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"...Our goal is to get movies outside of metro Atlanta," Torre said. "That's something we were really looking at when we developed these incentives..."
Macon Telegraph, By Linda S. Morris |
| 05.15.2005 : Film Industry Legislation A Smart Move |
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...Louisiana, for example, passed a bill similar to HB 539, and saw a jump in film industry revenue from $20 million in 2002 to more than $335 million in 2004...
Athens Banner-Herald, By Paula S. Wallace |
| 03.31.2005 : Tax Credit Aims To Reel In Filmmakers |
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...Georgia General Assembly to film producers: "Roll 'em!" With the Legislature's passage of a state tax credit designed to attract film producers to Georgia...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, By Donna Soper |
| 03.12.2005 : Bill To Lure Moviemakers Passes |
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...so anxious to get lights, camera and action back in Georgia that they are offering Hollywood some financial incentives. A bill that passed the state House...
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, By Nancy Badertscher |
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