Thu, Aug 18, 2022
In this episode, they dive into the vibrant and thriving film and TV industry of Georgia, exploring the factors that have propelled the state to its entertainment throne. Join them as they discuss the recent success, the allure of filming in Georgia, and the challenges the industry faces.
Bo and Ryan kick off the episode by highlighting the remarkable recent success of Georgia's film and TV industry. They delve into the factors that have contributed to Georgia becoming a prime destination for filmmakers and production companies, including the state's sound stages that have attracted major projects.
The hosts explore the reasons why Georgia has become such an attractive location for filming. They discuss the friendly tax incentives, good climate, and breathtaking scenery that make Georgia an ideal backdrop for a wide range of productions. Additionally, they shed light on Savannah's significant role within Georgia's film and TV industry.
Shifting gears, Bo and Ryan delve into the controversial topic of the Heartbeat Bill and its impact on the entertainment industry in Georgia. They examine how this legislation has sparked debates and influenced filmmakers' decisions to work in the state. The hosts then turn their attention to the election laws in Georgia and the potential implications for the film and TV industry. They analyze how these laws have raised concerns among industry professionals and explore the ongoing discussions surrounding voting rights and the entertainment business.
Bo and Ryan also shed light on the transferable film and TV tax credits offered in Georgia, discussing how these incentives have attracted big-budget productions and provided a boost to the state's economy.
As the episode progresses, the hosts compare the film and TV industries in other states to Georgia. They highlight notable competitors and discuss the unique strengths and offerings of different locations across the country.
Furthermore, Bo and Ryan address national threats to the film industry, focusing on the impact of COVID-19 and the challenges posed by the ozone strike. They analyze the measures taken by the industry to adapt and overcome these hurdles.
Lastly, the hosts touch on the role of unions in the TV and film industry. They examine the benefits and challenges associated with unions, discussing the impact on labor rights, working conditions, and the overall industry landscape.
Bo and Ryan kick off the episode by highlighting the remarkable recent success of Georgia's film and TV industry. They delve into the factors that have contributed to Georgia becoming a prime destination for filmmakers and production companies, including the state's sound stages that have attracted major projects.
The hosts explore the reasons why Georgia has become such an attractive location for filming. They discuss the friendly tax incentives, good climate, and breathtaking scenery that make Georgia an ideal backdrop for a wide range of productions. Additionally, they shed light on Savannah's significant role within Georgia's film and TV industry.
Shifting gears, Bo and Ryan delve into the controversial topic of the Heartbeat Bill and its impact on the entertainment industry in Georgia. They examine how this legislation has sparked debates and influenced filmmakers' decisions to work in the state. The hosts then turn their attention to the election laws in Georgia and the potential implications for the film and TV industry. They analyze how these laws have raised concerns among industry professionals and explore the ongoing discussions surrounding voting rights and the entertainment business.
Bo and Ryan also shed light on the transferable film and TV tax credits offered in Georgia, discussing how these incentives have attracted big-budget productions and provided a boost to the state's economy.
As the episode progresses, the hosts compare the film and TV industries in other states to Georgia. They highlight notable competitors and discuss the unique strengths and offerings of different locations across the country.
Furthermore, Bo and Ryan address national threats to the film industry, focusing on the impact of COVID-19 and the challenges posed by the ozone strike. They analyze the measures taken by the industry to adapt and overcome these hurdles.
Lastly, the hosts touch on the role of unions in the TV and film industry. They examine the benefits and challenges associated with unions, discussing the impact on labor rights, working conditions, and the overall industry landscape.