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If you would like your Augusta home, business or property considered as a film ready location, please upload digital photos through this location submission form. Your photos will be reviewed and, if approved, your property will be added to both the Augusta and state of Georgia's location photo database.
AUGUST 2020
The Suicide Squad Trailer Released
The DC Comics Fandome sneak peek for The Suicide Squad dropped and our law enforcement center at 401 Walton Way is in it!
Tulsa Premiere
Tulsa, a movie filmed in Augusta, premiered on the big screen this past weekend. Tulsa is a faith-based film which shot in Augusta in the summer of 2019. Premier-goers included Augusta-based cast and crew, Film Augusta, and family and friends of the production. Tulsa is the story of a desperate former marine and biker who’s life is turned upside-down when he is united with the sassy 9-year-old daughter he never knew existed. To find show times, visit their Fandango page. Both FOX 54 News WFXG and The Augusta Chronicle were at the red carpet.
(Photos of locals above: Director/Producer Gloria Stella, an Augusta native now living in Atlanta; Cinematographer Denton Adkinson and Grip Zachary King, both from Augusta area; two Augusta children cast as extras with lead actor Scott Pryor, and Augusta-based choir extras.)
JUNE 2020
We are excited to share the trailer from Tulsa, an independent film shot in Augusta in June and July of 2019. Many local business, cast, and crew worked on this project. The premiere date in theaters is set for August 21!
MARCH 2020
In a collaboration with Film Columbia County, we hosted a tour of Augusta's River Region film locations for members of the Location Managers Guild International (LMGI) the first weekend of March. Eight industry professionals attended and were able to take photos and gain knowledge of local film-friendly locations. Several inquiries were made for locations already as a result and once the film industry hold lifts, we anticipate both short- and long-term return on investment of new productions in our area. The local media was very supportive of this effort:
