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Atlanta motion capture guru shares secrets for how to make it in animation
Actor Capture has worked on “Lyle, Lyle Crocodile,” “The Suicide Squad” and “Creed III,” among other projects that have taken them as far as Taipei, Vancouver and South Korea.
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These leaders have been tapped to help guide Georgia’s film industry
The Georgia Screen Entertainment Coalition has a big challenge to navigate this year: the total recalibration of the film and television industry.
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The Georgia Voice, Atlanta’s landmark LGBTQ newspaper, has a new owner
Hyperlocal news organization Rough Draft Atlanta has acquired The Georgia Voice to expand its coverage of the city's LGBTQ+ communities.
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She built a career in film. Now her startup helps kids find dream jobs
Nearly 10 years into her career in the film industry, Meaghan Skerchock was looking for a change. A chance phone call with an aerospace engineer led her to found a startup.
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Anchor Justin Farmer leaving broadcast news and WSB-TV for finance
Farmer, an Atlanta native and Emmy-winning journalist, said he will also serve as a special contributor on economic, financial and political issues for Channel 2 Action News.
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Coca-Cola’s AI holiday ad sparks controversy for not being the ‘real thing’
The argument over brands incorporating AI into advertising campaigns is far from settled.
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As the microchip sector booms, Georgia Tech and Apple are training students
The program will provide expanded coursework for undergraduate and graduate students looking to learn more about microelectronic circuits and hardware design.
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Atlanta broadcasting giant sees deregulation under Trump administration
Executives with Atlanta-based Gray Television said they believe the incoming Trump administration will loosen regulations within the broadcasting industry.
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Atlanta broadcast news company to lay off more than 100 workers
The changes to Scripps News is one part of multiple actions its parent company is taking to reduce costs by about $35 million.