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New PlayStation Network show "Powers" is filming in Atlanta

By Jennifer Brett
Sept 17, 2014

"Powers," a new show based on the comic series by Brian Michael Bendis and Michael Avon Oeming for Sony's PlayStation Network, is filming now in Atlanta.

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The cast includes

Michael Beasley, Claire Bronson, Pete Burris, Phillip DeVona, Aaron Farb Jeryl Prescott, Sharlto Copley, Susan Heyward  

and

 Leander Suleiman. 

David Slade, known for work on the AMC hit "Breaking Bad," along with films including "The Twilight Saga: Eclipse," is directing.

The project is filming today at Oglethorpe University, and has been in downtown Atlanta as well.

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