Longtime mainstream media (MSM) journalist and author Susan Gittins began writing about and photographing Vancouver’s many film and TV location shoots in the summer of 2010 after the Winter Olympics put the city and its beauty on the world stage. Movies and TV series often showcase the Vancouver area in similar fashion. Vancouver is Awesome commissioned her YVRShoots series in the fall of 2010 and it ran regularly for three years. She launched her own daily YVRShoots blog in the spring of 2012.
Why does resurrected Eddie Thawne join Team Evil Speedsters? To gain the family he thinks would have been his if he hadn’t sacrificed himself in 2015. With him are Reverse Flash, Zoom, Savitar and Godspeed.
Netflix gave its popular romance Virgin River an early, if unsurprising, renewal today at its virtual Upfront.
Season 2 of Family Law, about flawed half-siblings who reluctantly work together at their father’s downtown Vancouver law firm, is coming this Monday on Global.
Nancy Drew’s fourth and final season with Kennedy McMann as the titular detective premieres May 31st on The CW.
Jennifer Lopez’s big action thriller The Mother debuted at #1 in movies in its first three days on Netflix, with a bigger opening weekend than Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery or Murder Mystery 2
ABC’s Fall schedule is all unscripted shows except for Abbott Elementary reruns in expectation of a prolonged WGA Writers Strike.
ABC’s new drama High Potential, starring Kaitlin Olson as a single Mom with an exceptionally high IQ, is adapted from the French series Haut Potential Intellectuel (HPI). The pilot filmed this Spring in Vancouver. Will the series?
Jesse L. Martin filmed his new NBC investigative thriller The Irrational on the Vancouver Art Gallery steps on Monday.
Diverse romcom Worth the Wait went on location today with Ross Butller and Lana Condor to Vancouver’s Emery Barnes Park.