The National Trust is Europe’s largest conservation charity and cares for historic properties and countryside across the UK. Its properties have appeared in adaptations of each of Jane Austen’s six main novels, provided the real-life location of Winston Churchill’s home in The Darkest Hour, and key locations in long-running series such as Poldark and Downton Abbey.
Image Credit: HBO Max Steven Soderbergh’s new comedy drama Let Them All Talk is set between London and New York, as much of the action happens on board the Queen Mary 2 Cruise ship during its Atlantic Crossing. LS Productions serviced the UK portion of the feature film shoot, which began from the moment the ship docked in Southampton. TLG talks to Location Manager, Amy Morement, about the English locations where the film takes place.
The winners of the first ever makers & shakers Awards, supported by EQUALS Money, were revealed during a virtual awards ceremony on December 14th.
All my Life is based on the true story of a newly engaged couple, Jenn Carter and Soloman Chau, who had to make the difficult decision to accelerate their wedding in the wake of Chau's terminal liver cancer diagnosis in 2015. In just two weeks, the couple held their dream wedding in Toronto with the help of friends and family who launched an online fundraiser.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and The Last Black Man in San Francisco are motion picture winners at the 7th annual LMGI Awards. Perry Mason, Killing Eve, Little America and ZeroZeroZero won in the Television categories. Mask of the Zodiac was awarded outstanding locations in a commercial, and Toscana Film Commission were recognised for the support given to productions.
Wolf is the first independent film supported by Screen Ireland to shoot during the Covid-19 pandemic. The feature written and directed by Mathalie Biancheri (Nocturnal) is produced by Jessie Fisk of Feline Films and Jane Doolan of Mammoth Films and co-produced by Mariusz Wlodarski and Agnieszka Wasiak of Lava Film in Poland.
Grassington, a historic market town in North Yorkshire was transformed into "Darrowby Village" for 1930's-set veterinarian drama All Creatures Great and Small. Much of the action takes place in Grassington and in the surrounding Yorkshire Dales.
The Deceived is a four part psychological thriller in which a young English undergraduate (Emily Reid) falls for her Irish married Cambridge University lecturer (Emmett J Scanlan). Backed by Northern Ireland Screen, the series was shot entirely in Northern Ireland where the production managed to find convincing doubles for the historic university city of Cambridge, England and rural Donegal, Ireland.