Georgia has long been a major player in film, television, and entertainment—largely driven by its strong production tax credits. After a stretch without a dedicated post-production credit, the Georgia legislature has brought one back, this time with updated requirements and eligibility thresholds that reflect how...

Independent producers are legendary multitaskers—usually balancing a tight budget, impossible deadlines, three emergencies, and one lukewarm coffee. In that whirlwind, insurance often feels like a chore to “just handle later.” Unfortunately, “later” is when productions get burned. That’s where an experienced film and television insurance specialist...

After spending days or weeks filming your production, the last thing you want to deal with is the loss or damage of your work or equipment. The following are a few tips for preventing the loss of your equipment: If you cannot see the equipment...

Electrical rooms provide essential functions for commercial properties, but they can also pose significant fire risks if not properly designed, built and maintained. From overloaded circuits to faulty wiring and inadequate upkeep, a range of largely preventable issues can lead to dangerous and costly fires. This...

When Marvel Studios announced it was moving major film productions out of Georgia, the headlines focused on cost savings, tax incentives, and global expansion. But will they regret their decision? On paper, it makes perfect sense: lower labor costs abroad, attractive U.K. tax breaks, and fewer...

Equipment damage, loss, or theft is one of the most persistent and costly risks for A/V rental houses. These incidents occur frequently, especially during offsite events where gear is constantly moved, set up, and handled by multiple parties. The financial stakes are high: a single piece...