With Assembly Atlanta, self-described as the metro area’s “newest and most expansive studio complex,” coming together in nearby Doraville, Discover Dunwoody is finding more ways to connect with the entertainment industry. “Having more movies, television and other entertainment produced in this area means that increasing numbers of business and leisure travelers will come to the area, stopping at hotels and visiting our restaurants,” said Ray Ezelle, executive director of Discover Dunwoody, the official destination marketing organization for Dunwoody.
To broaden its influence and increase awareness within the entertainment industry, Discover Dunwoody is partnering with such organizations as Georgia Production Partnership, Women in Film and Television Atlanta, and Georgia Entertainment News, according to an announcement from Discover Dunwoody.
“Of course, we have worked for many years with DeKalb Entertainment Commission. We’re in the process of learning more about the entertainment industry and the best way for us to do this is form ties with the industry’s organizations,” Ezelle said. “The opportunities to produce economic development growth and to create jobs—directly and indirectly—that pay well and provide exciting career paths are enormous.”
Discover Dunwoody recently announced a partnership with Women in Film and Television Atlanta (WIFTA) as a corporate sponsor for the organization’s 2024-2025 term. This collaboration, coinciding with WIFTA’s 50th anniversary, signifies a significant commitment by Discover Dunwoody to support and empower women in the entertainment industry, Ezelle explained.
“We are so glad to be teaming up with WIFTA during this milestone 50th year. This partnership will assist WIFTA members when they need it most while growing awareness of everything Dunwoody has to offer travelers and locals alike,” he continued.
In celebration of this partnership, Discover Dunwoody will be sponsoring 50 WIFTA…
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