About
Gwinnett Film Office
Our Promise:
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Offer expeditious, professional service facilitating city, county and road usage permits - All locations in Gwinnett require a film production permit.
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Offer location managers prompt assistance in finding location options, including professional location photography
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Provide a “Locations Hub” photo gallery for easy viewing of film-friendly locations
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Serve as liaison with city, county, public safety, transportation and other local officials as needed
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Facilitate road closures, Intermittent Traffic Control (ITC) requests and public safety officers
Reel-Crew Production Directory
The Georgia Film, Music & Digital Entertainment Office is pleased to offer Reel-Crew™, a searchable, online directory of crew and support services, at no charge. Customized for the Georgia Film Office, Reel-Crew promotes local Georgia crews and vendors to the industry. iPhone users can utilize Reel-Crew via the mobile app for searching/updating on the go.
Only Georgia companies and Georgia residents with a street address (not PO Box) may list in the directory.
Get Your Foot in the Door in Gwinnett
2022 marks another record-setting year in Georgia with $4.4B generated from Film and TV Production!
Governor Brian P. Kemp announced a chart-topping year for the film and television industry as productions spent $4.4 billion in Georgia during fiscal year 2022 – a new industry record.
Stranger Things Rocks This Town "Upside Down"
Creating 1980s Hawkins, Indiana in 2019 Georgia - The Georgia Film Industry Resource
Hooray for Y’allywood
The state’s robust Camera Ready program has every county ready for its closeup - Georgia Trend
How the Film Industry Found a Home in Georgia
Ten years after passing a tax credit to lure the motion picture industry, Georgia has become the world’s second most popular location for shooting. - Georgia FMDE
State General Assembly honors Georgians in film industry
The Georgia General Assembly issued resolutions praising Georgians working in the state’s film and television industry, an honor that marks the release of a new book, “#WeAreGaFilm.” - Albany Herald
“Ozark” Stars on Finding Perfect Locations in Georgia
Not only is this a great teaser for Georgia, but it will make you want to watch Netflix's "Ozark" if you haven't yet. - Georgia FMDE
Netflix’s ‘Day Shift’ is film at Gwinnett Place Mal and its 1987
The Netflix vampire movie “Day Shift” starring Jamie Foxx, Meagan Good and Snoop Dogg erected the marquee. - The AJC
Your Home Could Be a Location for Filming
Homeowners and business owners in Gwinnett can sign up to become a potential location for the next film made in the county. Explore Gwinnett Tourism + Film is actively looking for new, film-friendly private residential homes and businesses to add to Gwinnett’s list of possible filming locations. - The AJC
Gwinnett Film is Back
Gwinnett Film is back, and happy to report, busier than ever. - Lisa Anders