There are a number of big-time projects that are filming in and around Atlanta, Georgia, at this time. What to know when these movies are being released? AtlantaFi.com is your trusted source.

In this article, we’ve compiled the latest information on which full-length feature films are currently being shot in Georgia’s largest city.

These Are The Movies Being Filmed In Atlanta In December 2024

If we’re being honest, Georgia’s ascension atop the movie-making mountain caught much of the nation off-guard. But due to generous tax breaks and extraordinary cooperation from film locations such as restaurants and other businesses, the movie industry has thrived.

Mermaid

A full feature-length movie is being shot under the production name Mermaid in Atlanta right now. Production started in late October and will wrap soon. While we don’t know the official name of the film, we do know that Mel Gibson is attached to the project.

Release date for Mermaid: TBD

I Love Boosters

After pre-production in Oakland, I Love Boosters is being filmed around Atlanta right now. The film, from actress and producer Keke Palmer, is about a female gang of shoplifters.

I Love Boosters Release Date: TBD

Situationships

Situationships is currently shooting scenes in Atlanta. The movie is from rapper and entrepreneur Clifford Harris, aka, T.I. and T.I. is being produced by his moviemaking imprint, Grand Hustle Films, along with Burke Entertainment. The film centers on a group of friends on their annual trip, where unexpected things are revealed.

Situationships Release Date: TBD

Moana Live

Working under the production title “Canon,” a live-action adaptation of Moana started post production and editing in metro Atlanta in July. The Disney movie continues to be in the works at Trilith Studios in Fayetteville.

Moana 2 Release Date: July 10, 2026

R&B

R&B is a Netflix movie from Tyler Perry and DeVon Franklin that retells the Biblical account of Ruth and Boaz. The film, which stars Serayah, Phylicia Rashad, D’Kia Anderson and more, centers on a young woman who leaves the Atlanta music scene to care for an elderly woman, where she finds love and a mother figure.

The movie was written by Mike Elliot and Cory Tynan.

R&B Release Date: TBD

Operation: Aunties

Feature film Operation: Aunties stars Melissa De Sousa in the title role with supporting actresses Tisha Campbell and Amayah Scott. The dramedy, produced by Wendy Raquel Robinson, is about a blockchain expert who discovers a clandestine operation to traffic women through a rideshare app.

Operation: Aunties Release Date:

That’s Her

That’s Her, a feature-length film, is currently shooting in Atlanta. The movie is a romantic comedy directed by Nina Lee and produced by Stephen “Dr.” Love (They Cloned Tyrone).

That’s Her Release Date: TBD

Superman: Legacy

Superman Legacy, a feature-length movie filming under the code name “Genesis” by Warner Brothers, has been filming in Atlanta since late May on this production.

Superman: Legacy Release Date: July 11, 2025

Here Are The Movies Filming In Atlanta Right Now

Here are the movies being filmed in Atlanta, Georgia right now:

Naked Gun

The Naked Gun reboot began shooting in Atlanta in early May. Production is underway under the working title “Law of Toughness.” Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson are starring in the project.

Naked Gun Release Date: 2025

Oh. What. Fun

Holiday comedy Oh. What. Fun is currently filming in Atlanta. The Amazon MGM movie stars Michelle Pfeiffer in the lead role as a party organizer who’s family life is less than ideal.

Oh. What. Fun. Release Date: TBD

Marvel’s Thunderbolts

The Thunderbolts movie has gotten underway in Atlanta. The Disney film’s working title is “Oops, All Berries,” which is a reference to the popular Cap’n Crunch cereal.

Marvel’s Thunderbolts release date: May 2, 2025

Bride Hard Release Date: TBD

Captain America: Civil War

Captain America: Civil War, a major cog in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, has begun filming in Atlanta. The movie is filming under the title Rochelle, Rochelle. Captain America: Civil War: Transformed downtown Atlanta’s The Gulch into a Nigerian market recently.

Release Date: February 14, 2025

Giving Thanks

Giving Thanks, a situation comedy starring Terrance Howard and JB Smoove, is filming throughout June around Atlanta. The film centers on two best friends who come up with a get-rich-quick scheme involving blackmailing a famous athlete. Rebecca de Mornay also stars in the movie.

Giving Thanks Release Date: TBD

Back in Action

A new Netflix film, Back in Action, has begun filming in Atlanta, Georgia, AtlantaFi.com has learned. The movie stars some big-name actors like Cameron Diaz, Glenn Close and Jamie Foxx.

Release Date for Back in Action: January 17, 2025

Collateral Data

Collateral Data, which comes from a screenplay from tech entrepreneur Jon Gosier, is a fast-paced thriller that recently began filming in Atlanta.
According to Hypepotamus, “The film, locked in with a $15 million budget, will be filmed on one of the new SCAD LED XR stages, which uses extended reality (XR) to merge real and virtual worlds together.”

Collateral Data Release Date: TBD

Blade

Blade is set to resume filming around Atlanta, including at Tyler Perry Studios, for Disney in the coming months. The film is filming under the pseudo-name “Perfect Imprints.” Mahershala Ali stars in the title role.

Blade release date: November 7, 2025

The Electric State

The Electric State is based on a graphic novel by Simon Stålenhagl. The post-apocalyptic film stars Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things) in the title role as a teenage girl who goes on a journey with a robot sent by her brother.

The movie is shooting under the working title Stormwind.

The Electric State Release Date: March 2025

Final Word

Without queston, Georgia has proven that it is the moviemaking mecca. New movies go into production just about every other weekend in Atlanta. Aside from these TV shows currently filming in Atlanta, some big movies are also in production. The collective economic impact from the film industry in Georgia is more than $10 billion, further solidifying the Peach State as a movie powerhouse where you can break into the film industry be either:

• Making your own film
• Becoming an actor
• Getting hired for production on a film or TV show

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