Top Filming Locations In Atlanta

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Over the last decade, Atlanta has cemented itself as the movie-making capital of the world. Some of the best films of the past 20 years have been filmed in Atlanta and parts of Georgia.

The city’s lush landscape, four-season weather and mix of metropolitan and rural amenities makes it a perfect spot for movie scouts. This article will explore some of the top filming locations in Atlanta. But first, you may also want to know…

But first, more Travel Content:

What Movies Are Filming In Georgia?
Why Is It Cheaper To Film In Georgia?
How Does The Film Industry Impact Georgia?
What Are Some Movies That Have Filmed In Atlanta?

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Atlanta History Center

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The Atlanta History Center is one of many local venues where filming has commenced for movies and documentaries.

The Georgian Terrace

The Georgian Terrace is one of many local venues where filming has commenced for movies and documentaries.

Marriott Marquis

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Downtown Atlanta’s Marriott Marquis is not only a huge convention destination, but full-length films have been shot there.

Georgia Aquarium

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The fish at the Georgia Aquarium make for a beautiful backdrop in many movies and TV series.

Jackson Street Bridge

One of the most recognizable spots in Atlanta, the Jackson Street Bridge has co-starred with some of Hollywood’s biggest stars.

Piedmont Park

Piedmont Park is a film favorite for movie directors, especially those looking for romantic scenes.

The Swan House

The Swan House is Buckhead is one of the most booked venues when it comes to weddings. More movie directors are using it as a film location as well.

Trilith Studios (Formerly Pinewood Studios)

461 Sandy Creek Rd, Fayetteville, GA 30214

Trilith Studios has the distinction of being the haven for Marvel Studios production, so that means The Avengers saga, Thor, Ant Man, they all come through here. It’s also where the Georgia Film Academy is based, so many of the brightest prospects get hired on projects.

If you’re planning a career in film production, you can get your Production Certification at Trilith as well.

EUE Screen Gems Studios

75 Lakewood Way SW, Atlanta, GA 30315

Located in southwest Atlanta just off interstate 75/85, EUE Screen Gems Studios is a movie mecca. The huge facility has hosted more than 30 scripted television shows and feature films since opening in 2010.

Movies filmed at EUE Screen Gems Studios include One Tree Hill, Iron Man 3, Flight, Sleepy Hollow, Under the Dome and many more.

Tyler Perry Studios

315 Deshler St SW, Atlanta, GA 30310 | 678) 500-3710
 
Photo credit: Tyler Perry / Instagram
Tyler Perry Studios opened in 2019 in a lavish celebrity-filled affair on its southwest Atlanta campus. Movie mogul Tyler Perry named many of the lots after prominent African-American actors.
 
The studio spans across a 330-acre lot that was once the Fort McPherson Army barracks. Here are some things may not know about Tyler Perry Studios.
 

Why Is It Cheaper To Film In Georgia?

Georgia has provided tax incentives to the movie industry that have upended California’s dominance over Hollywood film production.

The Peach State has one of the lowest tax penalties in the nation levied on films. Currently Georgia gives movie and TV production companies 20% off on taxes if they do the work in-state.

That’s 20 cents off every dollar for all film and TV production if the company spends $500,000 or more. Those provisions were put in place by the Georgia’s Entertainment Industry Investment Act.

How Does The Film Industry Impact Georgia’s Economy?

Georgia’s film industry has a direct correlation to the success of its economic.

With more than 900 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.
 
Not only do venues and restaurants benefit from Georgia’s film industry, but a pipeline of production crews, acting talent and writers have cropped up to service the industry.
 
There are so many movies filmed in Atlanta these days that it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest yousubscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest movie casting calls, celeb sightings and Atlanta happenings delivered to your inbox.

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