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Jessica Biel headlines the new TV series Limetown.
Okay, kids, so we’ve got a ton of stuff to tell you about in this week’s roundup of what’s happening in Vancouver’s screen scene.
So much so, in fact, that we’re going to try and do it as efficiently as possible, otherwise you’ll be sitting here reading this column forever.
In this mix, there are two feature films, a number of TV series calling it a wrap, and a whole slew of TV pilots getting underway.
With that said, let’s get to it, shall we?
Orlando Bloom, who was here filming Needle in a Timestack, is one of several stars who recently breezed through Vancouver.
As the weather has been heating up, so is film and TV production activity in town.
To say there’s a lot going this week is an understatement. There’s a frenzy of feature films coming and going, plus some TV series starting up.
It’s no wonder that it’s so busy: British Columbia logged a record year for film and TV productions in 2017-2018, with $3.4 billion spent. Not too shabby at all.
So with all that in mind, here’s a quick overview of what’s going on in Vancouver’s ever-hectic screen scene this week.
Anyone hungry for some more iZombie?
This week, there’s a ton of stuff happening in the city when it comes to productions for the home screen. Basically, it’s a TV fan’s dream come true. In other words, if you love television, then you oughta be here right now.
There are a few sci-fi series, a revived paranormal investigative show, fantasy, drama, comedy, crime, and zombies. What more could you want?
Let’s take a look at all the activity going down on the streets of Hollywood North right now and coming up soon.
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Filming in Vancouver: The X-Files, iZombie, Beyond, Colony, Ice, and more
Boyd Holbrook—the new lead of The Predator?
As the local weather turns moody, the theme for this week’s roundup of productions in Vancouver have turned equally dark and mysterious as we rapidly head towards All Hallows’ Eve at the end of the month.
From an action-horror blockbuster that has an air of mystery about it to several TV pilots with supernatural elements, this collection of productions all share a common thread of darkness and frightful delights.
Read on—if you dare.
