Film & Television Production Law Georgia
Georgia Child Entertainment Labor Laws: Permits, Trust Accounts, and On-Set Tutors
Georgia has become a global hub for film and television production. Whether your set is located in Atlanta, Savannah, or Macon, bringing a minor onto a production involves strictly...
How to Broker and Transfer Film Tax Credits in Georgia to Third-Party Buyers
One of the most attractive features of the Georgia Entertainment Industry Investment Act is that the tax credits are fully transferable. Because most out-of-state production compan...
Drafting Film Location Agreements in Georgia: Permits, Insurance, and Property Damage Claims
Georgia is often referred to as the Hollywood of the South, hosting hundreds of blockbuster movies and television shows every year. Whether a production is shooting an explosive ca...
Maximizing the Georgia Film Tax Credit: Qualifying Expenditures and Audit Preparation
Georgia is highly regarded as the Hollywood of the South primarily due to its incredibly generous tax incentives. The O.C.G.A. § 48-7-40.26 allows qualifying film, television, and...
Liability and Workers' Compensation for Stunt Performers on Georgia Film Sets
Georgia's film industry is known for producing high-octane action movies and television series. Behind every explosive car crash, high-fall, and fiery explosion is a team of highly...
Employee vs. Independent Contractor Classification for Georgia Film and TV Crews
Georgia's booming film and television industry employs tens of thousands of grips, electricians, makeup artists, and camera operators. Because film production is inherently project...