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Atlanta coronavirus update

Atlanta’s latest coronavirus updates: Wednesday, May 27

On Tuesday, school systems discussed plans for the fall. Here’s your Wednesday morning update.
What's filming in Atlanta now

What’s filming in Atlanta now? Coming 2 America, After We Collided, The Underground Railroad, and more

Eddie Murphy's Coming 2 America, Selma Blair film After We Collided, and The Underground Railroad, based on the Colson Whitehead novel, are just a few of the movies filming in the metro area.
Celebrities in Atlanta

These are the neighborhoods celebrities stay in while filming in Atlanta

As Hollywood continues to choose Atlanta as a prime filming destination—Georgia productions generated more than $9.5 billion in impact last year—actors, crews, and other talent are infiltrating Atlanta neighborhoods and sometimes even setting down roots. From Buckhead to Midtown to Pinewood Forest, here’s where they hang their hats.
Pinewood Forest

Across from the massive movie studio, Pinewood Forest was designed with creatives in mind

In Fayetteville, 15 miles south of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and just across the street from Pinewood Atlanta Studios, Pinewood Forest is designed as the kind of mixed-use community where “positive collisions” happen among neighbors—and where picturesque streets might serve as the backdrop of a Hollywood blockbuster.
Pinewood Forest Braise Fayetteville

Pinewood Forest’s first restaurant will feel “like you’re going to a friend’s house for dinner”

At the new mixed-use community across the street from the mammoth Pinewood Atlanta Studios in Fayetteville, Braise, will be an intimate, 30-seat restaurant that serves many of its meals family-style.
What's filming in Atlanta now?

What’s filming in Atlanta now? Avengers: Infinity War, Godzilla, The Passage, and more

Avengers: Infinity War (starring every Marvel character ever), Godzilla: King of the Monsters, and post-apocalyptic series The Passage are just a few of the movies and TV shows filming in Atlanta right now.
Frank Patterson

Pinewood Atlanta’s president wants to make Y’allywood a new media magnet

Frank Patterson envisions the Pinewood campus becoming something of a mini Silicon Valley for new media companies. Think firms devoted to emerging virtual reality or motion capture technology, or a start-up focused on next-generation sound design or video game software.

New movie production complexes are opening in Atlanta. Will jobs follow?

It’s hard to miss Hollywood’s presence in Atlanta, whether it’s Fairlie-Poplar transformed into San Francisco’s Chinatown for Ant-Man or Reese Witherspoon handcuffed after scuffling with a traffic cop on Peachtree Road. The local film and television industry—which, according to the Georgia Department of Economic Development, generated $5.1 billion in economic impact for fiscal year 2014—is spawning a surge in lower-profile businesses: production complexes.

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