Barnes & Thornberg partner Steven Weizenecker, who was just sworn in as a member of the governor’s Georgia Film, Music and Digital Entertainment Commission, said entertainment content production is at an all-time high in Georgia and nationally, which means a lot of work for lawyers.
November 14, 2019 at 05:56 PM
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Barnes & Thornburg partner Stephen Weizenecker has been involved in Georgia’s film and TV production industry since he started practicing entertainment law in 1995.
With the boom in the state’s entertainment industry over the last decade, his practice has broadened from representing film and TV production companies to the video game and emerging esports industry in Georgia.
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