Tag: Hollywood of the South

Garry Marshall's Mother’s Day, starring Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts, The Divergent Series: Allegiant Part I, the CW's new Atlanta-centric series Containment, and FOX's Sleepy Hollow are just a few of the films and TV shows spotted in Atlanta this month.

We caught up with several of the stars and the series creator from Starz's Survivor's Remorse on set in a Buckhead mansion to learn what’s new in season two.

If you’re not familiar with Starz's Survivor’s Remorse, it's time to check out this slam dunk of a comedy, set (and filmed!) in Atlanta. The show, created by Mike O’Malley, follows Cam Calloway (Jessie Usher), a star basketball player who’s career has just blown up. Recently, we spent a day on the Buckhead set of the series.

If you haven’t seen the trailer for the CW’s Containment, you might want to check it out. Since the show is not only filmed here but also set in town, there will be a lot of nods to Atlanta that residents will pick up on.

Marvel’s "Ant-Man" reimagines the old Georgia Archives Building as the waterfront headquarters of Pym Technologies. That got us thinking: What other Atlanta icons could be transformed with a little movie magic?

At this past weekend's San Diego Comic-Con, AMC revealed the new trailer for The Walking Dead's upcoming 6th season, and it is something.

The summer heat isn’t slowing down the Hollywood of the South. Those familiar yellow waypoint signs on the roadside are continuing to direct cast, crew, and us onlookers to bits of movie magic. Lots of productions are shooting both in and around town right now; here’s this month’s detailed look.

When it comes to meticulously era-appropriate set design, Halt and Catch Fire is the heir to the recently departed Mad Men. We asked production designer Christopher L. Brown (who has worked on both series) to walk us through the office set of Mutiny, a startup featured in season two.

AMC’s “Halt and Catch Fire,” the 1980’s Silicon Prairie tech drama shot in Atlanta, recently wrapped on its second season. We sat down with star Lee Pace at the show’s Doraville studio to chat about mid-life crises, why his character's trying to "play better with others," and his favorite cookies in Atlanta.

We recently spent a day on the metro Atlanta set of AMC's "Halt and Catch Fire," a Silicon Prairie technology drama set in 1980s Dallas that stars Lee Pace, Scoot McNairy, and Mackenzie Davis. Here's what we learned: