COVID-19 put the brakes on dozens of movies and TV shows that had been planning to shoot in metro Atlanta. But in the past 12 weeks or so, with safety protocols...
Gillian Royes was born in Jamaica and earned her doctorate in film and history from Emory University. Her Shad series of books about a trail-blazing Jamaican ba...
Michael Haverty always knew that adapting Albert Camus’ 1942 novel L’ Etranger / The Stranger would be challenging. And he always envisioned it in its workshop ...
ArtsATL has named Patti Siegel, an arts leader with an extensive background in nonprofit work, marketing and digital content, as executive director.
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It usually takes actors time to build a portfolio before landing a leading role in a movie, but Atlanta’s Jahzir Bruno has done it incredibly fast. The 11-year-...
Actor's Express' Virtual Downstage series continues with a 16-performance run of Neat by playwright Charlayne Woodard. In telling the story of her cherished Aun...
In a double whammy, Netflix’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 and Amazon Prime’s Borat Subsequent Moviefilm prove that Sacha Baron Cohen isn’t just a funny guy, but ...
Out on Film, Atlanta's annual celebration of LGBTQIA+ cinema, has named the winners of its 2020 jury and audience awards. For the first time in its 33 years, th...
