About "Going Postal" - The IMAX Series Being Filmed in Columbus

"Going Postal" is a locally produced series created by Zack Collins.

The series explores the family's challenges with a new addition, seen through the eyes of a mailman. 

The pilot has received positive buzz and sold out the National Infantry Museum's IMAX theater twice for screenings. It has been submitted to film festivals, including Austin Film Festival, as the creators seek distribution. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• Local Production: The pilot was filmed in Columbus, GA, with a focus on showcasing the local talent and film scene.
• Storyline: The series centers around a Black blended family facing new challenges. A key character is a mailman who is carrying more than just letters.
• Buzzworthy: The show is generating a lot of positive attention, particularly after sold-out screenings at the National Infantry Museum's IMAX theater.
• Filming Locations: Scenes were shot around Columbus, including a notable scene at The Goetchius, and downtown Columbus, according to a Facebook post.
• Team: Zack Collins both wrote and directed the series. Ty Manns and Philmwurks (in association with Last Caress Productions and Mud Films) are the producers.
• Future: The pilot has been submitted to various film festivals, and the creators are aiming to secure distribution for the series.

GEORGIA ENTERTAINMENT

Tyler Perry Studios

Acquired by Tyler Perry in 2015, the 330-acre lot is located in the heart of Atlanta on the historic grounds of the former Fort McPherson army base. 

The major motion picture studio, one of the largest production facilities in the country, showcases forty buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, twelve purpose-built sound stages, 200 acres of greenspace and a diverse backlot. 

Tyler Perry Studios Fort McPherson is the fourth expansion in the lineage of the writer, actor, producer, director, and philanthropist’s creative empire.