The 4th Annual Georgia Entertainment Gala took place at the Georgia World Congress Center on Saturday to honor Georgia folks for their achievements in the film and television industries.

Tony Conway of Legendary Events was honored with a Highlight Award for his contributions to charity in 2015, and proceeds from the event benefited Angels Among Us Pet Rescue and Atlanta Children’s Shelter.

Check out a photo gallery from the big night below.

(Photos by Jean Bartlett)

A rendering of the redeveloped Summerhill around former Turner Field. (Courtesy Carter)
Sandy Springs Traffic Engineer Bill Andrews shows an image of an intersection displayed in the city’s Traffic Management Center.
Springs Publishing LLC has acquired Atlanta Intown.
Brent Walker, left, Dunwoody parks and recreation manager, describes changes for the Brook Run dog park.
Dunwoody resident Ariana Wright, 8, attended with her grandmother, Becky Wright.
United States Marine Corps Color Guard Sergeant Brown and Sergeant Scott presented the United States and U.S. Marine Corps flags during the Memorial Day ceremony May 27 at Brook Run Park in Dunwoody.
Sarah Greer wears her grandfather’s World War I dog tag to the Memorial Day ceremony at Brook Run Park on May 27
Buglars Kyle Shiflett, in foreground, foreground and John Head, at rear, play “Taps” in memory of fallen soldiers. The two performed during Dunwoody’s Memorial Day remembrance on May 27.
Dunwoody resident Ariana Wright, 8, and brother Joshua, 3, enjoy the festivities.
Boy Scout Jack Vanderwiele of Troop 764 hands out programs before ceremony. Jack just finished sixth grade at Kittredge Elementary School in Dunwoody.
A rendering of the proposed apartments at 501 Boulevard. (Courtesy Kwanza Hall)
Former Equifax CEO Richard Smith
CyrusKabiru(Kenyan, born 1984), African Sun, 2012, image from the C-Stunners photography series, © Cyrus Kabiru, photo: Antony Wachira
A rendering of the reimagined Colony Square showing the new movie theater and Main & Main food hall.
Kat Cole
“Happy,” about the life of Georgia artist Leonard “Porkchop” Zimmerman, opens this year’s Out on Film festival.
From left, three brothers, Eric, Rod and Brian McCullough, run the car shop McCullough AutoCare, continuing their father’s legacy.
Improvements to the I-285/Ga. 400 interchange have been called “the No. 1 priority for Perimeter CIDs.” A sales tax, which would have raised $450 million for the interchange, was soundly defeated by metro Atlanta voters in 2012. Now Perimeter business owners have agreed to bring $10.5 million to the table to jump start the improvement plans.
Located near Phipps Plaza, the Bongers residence was built on what was once thought to be an unbuildable lot because a winding stream bisected the property. The unique design of the home allows a portion of the front corner of the home to cantilever over the floodplain area and not to encroach into the stream itself.
The Sarvis residence in Buckhead, designed by Dencity, was constructed with local stone, cypress, European stucco and commercial glass. The T-shaped plan creates a private area in the back that contains an outdoor patio and pool. The Earthcraft-certified home also has a distinct roof form, which makes it appear to be lifting off the house.
A student from the school mingles with art enthusiasts. The exhibition runs through Aug. 25.
Students from the Seigakuin Atlanta International School sing for Oglethorpe Museum patrons during the opening of the exhibition, “Jiki to Hanga: Japanese Porcelain and Prints.”
Joe Sheehan
The African-American section at Oakland.
Megan McCurry
Todd Emerson
Decorative murals would act as wayfaring signs.
Residents were encouraged to use stickers to label priorities for the Downtown Atlanta Master Plan. This image was created for INtown’s 2017 cover by Interface Studios.
While there are four MARTA stations, van and car pools, shuttle buses and other pedestrian options for people getting to the Perimeter area from elsewhere, metro Atlanta commuters still prefer getting around via automobile than by mass transit.