https://dol.georgia.gov/minors-entertainment - The Georgia Department of Labor has a Minors in Entertainment page with all requirements.

Georgia enjoys a generally moderate year-round climate. For current and historical weather information visit:

Georgia Weather History

Historic Averages for Atlanta

University of Georgia Weather Network

For a complete list of the film and television projects that have filmed in Georgia since 1972, please visit our Filmography page. Data can be sorted by title, type or year.

Our office has film liaisons in all 159 counties in Georgia through the Camera Ready program. These trained liaisons will help you on the local level with arranging shoots, finding locations and whatever local assistance you may need.

No, but you can check our Georgia Production Directory for local stock footage suppliers.

Our office is not involved in the actual production or funding of films. But we’d be happy to assist you with finding locations or production resources to help you bring the project to fruition.

Our office does not market scripts to agents or producers. But there are several great books and web sites that can show you how to properly market a script. You can also take workshops offered by groups like the Atlanta Film Society.

All cast and crew announcements we post are sent to us by the production company, and represent how they wish to be contacted. We cannot give out additional information without the company’s approval.

If you would like your property considered as a filming location, please visit the List Your Property page on our website. If you wish to offer your property for housing purposes, you can list in our Georgia Production Directory under SUPPORT SERVICES, PRIVATE ACCOMMODATIONS or contact housing coordinators listed in the directory.

There are many grant programs listed at the following links. Each one has its own specific criteria and application process. Filmmakers should research each opportunity carefully to ensure that the funder supports the type project for which funding is being sought.

Georgia grants for filmmakers:

Georgia Council for the Arts: GCA offers grants that support projects involving filmmakers; however, there must be a public component. For instance, GCA could support a project that brings students to a film set to teach them about how a movie is made, or a project that includes workshops by the director explaining how the final film was put together.

GCA grants also require that the applicant be a non-profit organization, school, library, college or government entity. Grants cannot be made to individuals or for-profit companies.

For additional information on GCA grants, go to www.gaarts.org/what-we-do/grants.

Additional Georgia film grants:

• Film Impact Georgia
• Georgia Film Fund Initiative

The following links list multiple grants and fellowships for filmmakers:

• American Documentary
• Desktop Documentaries
• FilmDaily.tv
• Film Independent
• Filmmakers Without Borders
• Moving Picture Institute
• SFFilm
• Studio Binder
• Women Arts
• Women Make Movies
• Women’s Voices Now