Despite the pandemic and murmurs in Hollywood of a boycott over its restrictive voting laws, Georgia saw its film industry grow to $4 billion in direct spending from film and TV productions in the past fiscal year, according to the state’s film office.
The film office reports that 366 productions filmed in the state in the past year, including 21 feature films, 45 independent films, 222 television and episodic productions, 57 commercials, and 21 music videos. Marvel Studios has made Georgia its main shooting site, with recent and active productions including “WandaVision,” “Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” and the upcoming “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.”
Georgia Productions Grossed Record-Breaking $4 Billion Despite Pandemic, Boycott Talk
The bottom line was threatened over the past year by COVID protocols and the uproar over the state’s voting laws
