Good Day Atlanta viewer information: May 16, 2022
Save The Video Store: An Immersive 90's Experience
Go back in time with Marietta's Save The Video Store, an immersive experience for people to travel back to the 1990's. Fox 5 Atlanta's Paul Milliken takes you back in time to give an inside scoop on what Save The Video Store is all about. The immersive experience is set to run up until June 12 with tickets starting at $49.
ATLANTA - Time "rewinds" to the 1990s in immersive video store experience:
You remember the phrase, "Be Kind, Rewind," right? You do if you were watching movies at home in the 1980s and 1990s. And now, an interactive production company is rewinding time back about 30 years, dropping guests into a retro video store for a one-of-a-kind experience.
Into the Film — the production company behind the acclaimed "A Night at the Opera," which opened in Los Angeles in 2017 — has just unveiled its newest immersive experience here in Atlanta, called "Save the Video Store." Set to run through June 12, the production is described as a 75-minute "immersive theatrical experience" set inside a fictional video store called MOVIEBUSTER (that kind of sounds familiar, doesn’t it?). During the experience, visitors interact with the video store’s "staff," competing for prizes and taking part in other tasks.
This morning on Good Day Atlanta, we spent some time with those "staffers" and creator/director Erin Stegeman, who calls "Save the Video Store" something of a mix of intimate theater and escape room. The experience is being staged at shopping area The Avenue West Cobb, located at 3625 Dallas Highway in Marietta. General admission tickets are $49 and VIP tickets are also available; click here for more information.
Little known fact: a certain feature reporter spent his college summer restocking the shelves at a popular video store chain, which means we had to spend some time hanging out at MOVIEBUSTER! Click the video player in this article to check out our totally rad morning there!
Dr. Winawer talks the latest updates on the COVID-19 virus: For more information on Dr. Neil Winawer from the Emory School of Medicine visit his Instagram @neilwinwer.
The professional networking event Mix It Up Tour hits Atlanta
The Mix It Up Tour presented by Route Runna Managements hits Atlanta as a networking event for creatives to get live reviews, tips, tools, and contacts to push start their careers. The event is on Thursday, May 19 at 542 Courtland Street in NE Atlanta from 8 p.m. to midnight.
Producer Mr. Hanky and Antwan Williams talk upcoming mixers: The mixers are professional networking opportunities for creatives to get live reviews, tips, tools, and contacts necessary to push their careers forward. Antwan Williams is the CEO of Route Runna Management and Lifestyle Marketing Rep for Def Jam Records. Antwan Williams has worked in entertainment providing hundreds of college music internships, job opportunities, and learning experiences for HBCU students across the globe for over a decade through Def Jam Recordings. The events are being held this week and next week. For more information click here.
National BBQ Day with DBA Barbecue: Chef Matt of DBA Barbecue gives tips on how to grill safely. For more information on DBA BBQ click here.
Melissa Carter gives 2022 Billboard Music Awards recap and
Melissa Carter, radio personnel, gives the inside scoop on some of the biggest wins and more at the 2022 Billboard Music Awards. Carter also gives a look at Bless Your Art, a foundation she started in honor of her mother. Carter says she wants listeners to do something artistic on May 26.
Melissa Carter gives latest in entertainment news: The 2022 Billboard Awards aired Sunday night, and the stars were aligned. Melissa Carter gives a recap of the show.