The filming industry in Georgia has emerged as a global powerhouse, transforming the state into the world’s top filming location. Thanks to generous tax incentives, diverse landscapes, and world-class infrastructure, Georgia attracts numerous high-profile films and TV shows. Iconic productions like “The Walking Dead,” “Stranger Things,” and several Marvel movies have showcased Georgia’s versatile settings, from bustling urban centers to picturesque rural areas. The industry has significantly boosted the local economy, creating thousands of jobs and supporting businesses statewide. Additionally, Georgia’s vibrant cultural scene benefits from the industry’s growth, fostering local talent and creativity. With ongoing investments in technology and infrastructure, Georgia continues to be an attractive destination for filmmakers, solidifying its reputation as a premier filming hub.
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Paramount’s modern Western The Rescue, starring Hassie Harrison and Brandon Sklenar, began filming near Atlanta in early February under the code name “Smoky.” The film releases January 29, 2027.
HBO’s DTF St. Louis trailer reveals several Georgia locations that were stand-ins for Missouri including Stoney J’s Winery in Cumming and Cauley Creek Park in Johns Creek. The limited series premieres March 1. Watch the trailer here.
Netflix’s new comedy Free Bert — starring Bert Kreischer — is set in Beverly Hills but filmed across Metro Atlanta. Here’s where the show was shot, including Woodward Academy, Atlantic Station, and Magic City.
