Welcome to the Southwest Georgia Region
Film Commission Director Ralph Wilcox

Southwest Georgia contains trains, planes, boats and plains. The area contains a diverse geography of location sites, from historical to urban. It is close to several prime Florida beaches. Transportation is not a problem with several major highways and airports located within driving distance.

Southwest Georgia has a humid, subtropical climate. The typical weather consists of mild winters with hot, moist summers. This encourages the strong agricultural presence within the area.

Whether you are filming a period piece or something contemporary, we have a location for you. Contact us for more information or to obtain a demo tape showcasing these areas. If you would like a tour of the area, we will be happy to assist you.

For a brief summary of what is available, check out the list below.

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• The picturesque Spring Creek area in Miller and Decatur counties.
   
• The breathtaking “Little Grand Canyon,” Providence Canyon in Randolph County.
   
• The rolling hills and valleys of Stewart and Quitman counties.
   
• College campuses in Bainbridge, Albany, Americus, Tifton, Thomasville, Valdosta and Cuthbert.
   
• The Flint River, Chattahoochee River and Lake Seminole as well as Woodruff Dam, and the Parks at Chehaw Animal Refuge and Wild Adventures theme park.
   
• Numerous agricultural areas including many fields of peanuts, cotton, tobacco, and pecan orchards.
   
• Working plantations with period architecture.
   
• Historic Westville, a town of period structures and costumes.
   
• Majestic century-old live oak trees canopy the winding roads throughout the area.
   
• Victorian houses and historically preserved community and government buildings, springs and rivers make up the landscape.
   
• Beautiful white, sandy Florida beaches.