VALDOSTA — The Quality of Life Association celebrates black history month with a narrated living timeline showcasing many famous Black history figures of yesterday and today. The fundraising event titled, “All Shades Art Exhibit and…
Wiregrass program helps Atlanta videographer succeed
Release: Wiregrass Lays Foundation for Atlanta Videographer and Editor Valdosta, GA., – Devonte Goodwine had his eyes set on a career in movies and television when he graduated from Valdosta High School in 2011. After…
Wiregrass makes degree program for design and media
Release: A New Creative and Innovative Program Starting at Wiregrass Valdosta, Georgia –Wiregrass Tech is expanding the current Video Production program to create a new program, Design and Media Production Technology. This program combines interests…
‘Business Facilities’ names GA No. 1 in film…
Release: Georgia Ranked No. 1 in Film Production by Business Facilities Magazine ATLANTA – July 30, 2020 –On the heels of the news that multiple Georgia-lensed productions have received nearly 50 total 2020 Emmy Award nominations,…
Governor Kemp reopens GA’s film industry
Release: Georgia Film, TV, Streaming Production Industry Is Open for Business Atlanta, June 12, 2020 –Governor Brian P. Kemp announced today that the major motion picture, television, and streaming companies plan to bring back and hire…
VSU Professor Starts Production Company
VALDOSTA, Ga. – Caterina Orr is not only the Interim Coordinator/Director of the African American Studies (AAS) Program at Valdosta State University, but also a woman wearing many hats within the entertainment arena. As a…
Business > To Boost Productivity, Try Social Incentives…
Harvard Business Review In an experiment, half the university students who were hired for a tedious, repetitive job – entering bibliographic records into a database – were willing to sacrifice part of their pay to…
Peanut Yields to be Better Than Projected
TIFTON, GA - Peanut production may not be as high as last year's record setting season, but it will still be higher than expected. Last year's peanut crop produced 4,550 pounds per acre, beating the…