Stay seated for the credits for the movie "Killers" next weekend and you'll see why Georgia Films officials love Hollywood these days. The state's logo appears at the end of the Ashton Kutcher ...

One current way to earn the tax credit is to put Georgia's peach logo on the tail end of a film. To stream 11Alive on your phone, you need the 11Alive app. Download the 11Alive app ...

A move by Georgia lawmaker to cap how much the state spends each year on its lucrative film tax credit died Friday morning with the final gavel of the 2024 General Assembly session.

Auditing was tightened up a few years ago but the state’s rich 30% incentives have had no cap and relatively few requirements beyond displaying the Georgia Peach logo in credits. The film and TV ...

Georgia film production is expected to generate nearly $1.32 billion in tax credits in the 2025 fiscal year, according to a December 2023 state audit of the program.

A film or TV project can qualify for a 20 percent tax credit, plus an additional 10 percent if the final product includes a "Made in Georgia" logo. A production company must spend at least ...

Some Georgia lawmakers are ... Proposed limit on Georgia film tax ... credits start at 20% of production spending, but rise to 30% if a movie or television show displays Georgia’s peach logo.

Our state has attracted and helped to grow a very impressive film industry. Over $4 billion was spent on making films in Georgia last year. The Peach logo turns up more and more on streaming shows ...