“Fear Street,” “Bad Boys for Life,” “Jumanji 2,” “The Outsiders,” “Macgyver,” “Cobra Kai,” and “Ready to Love are all currently in production.

ATLANTA — The A-Scene is your premiere source for entertainment news on Georgia’s booming film and television industry, and we are kicking off with details about“Fear Street,” a new series of films based on the same title.

FEAR STREET

“Fear Street” is just one of several productions taking place in East Point. This production is based on a book series by RL Stine, the creator of “Goosebumps”.

This will be the first film in Fox’s upcoming trilogy. According to a notice given to residents in the area, crews will be prepping on Linwood Avenue and Thompson Avenue all week long in addition to filming take place next week.

READY TO LOVE

Producers are calling all singles for the second season of the Will Packer Media and OWN TV series “Ready to Love.”

The dating series from Will Packer Media and Lighthearted Entertainment explores the real-life dating interactions of sexy, successful and grown Black men and women in their 30s and 40s who are each looking for lasting love and an authentic relationship.

A unique twist on a typical dating show, “Ready to Love,” highlights the men’s observations and experiences in the search for true love in Atlanta.

Will Packer Media’s Kelly Smith, Lighthearted’s Rob LaPlante and Jeff Spangler also executive produce along with Anthony Sylvester.

Packer tells The A-Scene the difference with this show is that the singles are older, more mature and some have even been married…so they’re really ready to love.

If you are interested in being a contestant, click here.

THE OUTSIDER

HBO is bringing Stephen King’s novel “The Outsider” to the small screen, and producers are looking for fresh faces for the production here in Georgia.

PEN America literary service award recipient Stephen King attends the 2018 PEN Literary Gala at the American Museum of Natural History on Tuesday, May 22, 2018, in New York. (Photo by Evan Agostini/Invision/AP)

Production for the series that films in and around Atlanta began in February and will be in progress through July.

Here’s a look at some of the roles being cast.

COBRA KAI

Jon Hurwitz, Hayden Schlossberg, and Josh Heald created the show inspired by the Karate Kid film series.

“Now We Here” is shooting under the same CK production signs as another YouTube series, “Cobra Kai”.

Production for the web series, which is published on YouTube, has cast dozens of local talent in Atlanta.

MORE: Cobra Kai shouts out the ATL

Under the production alias CK, crews have been spotted in Marietta, North DeKalb Mall, and Fayetteville.

DOOM PATROL

Production signs with “GRANT” have been used for “Doom Patrol,” one of five original series that will be debuted on “DC Universe.”

Meet Robotman, Crazy Jane, Negative Man, Elasti-Woman, Cyborg, and The Chief premiering February 15, only on DC Universe.

This is a new streaming platform that is dedicated solely to DC Comics TV shows.

It’s a spinoff of “Titans,” another series that will be on “DC Universe.”

MACGYVER

A stunt performer working on the hit CBS TV series “MacGyver” is recovering in the hospital following a motorcycle scene, a rep with CBS confirms with The A-Scene.

While the severity of the injuries has not been detailed, this not the first time that a stunt performer working on the show has landed in the hospital.