Atlanta Film and Entertainment Scene

Debra Johnston appears on A&E's Million Dollar Mountain Homes, the network's luxury real estate series set against Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains. New episodes air Saturdays at 12p/11c, with each episode following buyers touring $1M plus mountain retreats across North Georgia.

Debra Johnston is a featured strategic partner in the Georgia Entertainment Resource Guide, sent to thousands of industry insiders, producers, and directors across Atlanta's film and entertainment community. As Atlanta's top luxury agent with deep ties to the entertainment industry, Debra is the go-to resource for real estate in Georgia's Hollywood South.

Million Dollar Mountain Homes Season 1 on A&E follows buyers touring extraordinary $1M plus properties in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains. Debra Johnston is featured in the series, bringing her 21 years of luxury real estate expertise to one of the network's newest lifestyle productions.

The official IMDb page for Million Dollar Mountain Homes, A&E's 2026 luxury real estate series set in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains. A fresh take on the luxury real estate format with properties starting at $1M in one of the South's most spectacular natural settings.

A&E Global Media's official announcement of Million Dollar Mountain Homes as part of its expanded Home.Made.Nation programming block. The series searches for ultimate mountain retreats in Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains, featuring properties listed at $1M and above.

Atlanta continues to draw major film and TV productions in 2026 thanks to world-class studios, diverse filming locations, and Georgia's generous tax incentives. A current guide to the productions filming across metro Atlanta, with updates on which neighborhoods and locations are active.

From Tulsa King Season 4 at Eagle Rock Studios to new Netflix productions filming across the city, Atlanta remains one of the world's most active film production markets. A regularly updated guide to current and upcoming productions across the Atlanta metro area in 2026.

Georgia Public Broadcasting examines Atlanta's film industry in 2026, with production spending at $2.3 billion after peaking at $4.4 billion in 2022. Despite the reset, Atlanta remains a globally significant film market and continues to attract major productions, celebrities, and entertainment industry buyers to its luxury neighborhoods.

Debra Johnston's inclusion in Variety Magazine's Showbiz Real Estate Elite Report reflects her deep connection to Atlanta's entertainment industry. She regularly represents entertainment industry executives, celebrities, and production talent seeking luxury homes in Buckhead and Tuxedo Park.