BC-Filmed WHEN CALLS THE HEART Season 10 With Erin Krakow Premieres
BC-filmed When Calls the Heart season 10, starring Erin Krakow, premieres on the Hallmark Channel.
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WHEN CALLS THE HEART Gets SAG-AFTRA Waiver to Film Season 11 in BC’s “Hope Valley”
Hallmark’s When Cals the Heart, starring Erin Krakow, gets a SAG-AFTRA waiver to film season 11 in Vancouver’s “Hope Valley” — the Jamestown set at Macinnes Farms in Langley.
BC-Filmed WHEN CALLS THE HEART Shooting Season 11 in “Hope Valley” This Summer?
Hearties: When Calls the Heart with Erin Krakow expects to be back filming season 11 in Langley, B.C. as “Hope Valley” this summer and Fall (will the WGA Writers Strike affect the dates?).
Hallmark’s WHEN CALLS THE HEART With Erin Krakow Wraps Filming 10th Season in Vancouver
When Calls the Heart with Erin Krakow has wrapped its 10th season of filming in Langley/Vancouver as Hope Valley.
WHEN CALLS THE HEART Season 10 With Erin Krakow Starts Filming in Langley/Vancouver
When Calls the Heart with Erin Krakow starts filming season ten today in Langley/Vancouver as Hope Valley.
WHEN CALLS THE HEART Coming Back for Season 10 of Filming in Vancouver
When Calls the Heart with Erin Krakow is coming back for season 10 of filming in Langley/Vancouver as Hope Valley.
RENEWED: ROGUE With Thandie Newton & Cole Hauser Renewed for Supersized Season Three
Update: Rogue moved production from Vancouver to Toronto for season 3 — starting filming mid-February 2015 — and cast Richard Schiff, Sarah Carter (Falling Skies)… Read More »RENEWED: ROGUE With Thandie Newton & Cole Hauser Renewed for Supersized Season Three
BIG READ: Filming Christmas in Summer
Published August 22, 2011 on Vancouver is Awesome
It sounds crazy to film Christmas TV in the summer heat but it happens every year. Of the more than a dozen Christmas-themed TV movies expected to air in the U.S. this December at least three filmed in Vancouver in July and August. And last week in Chilliwack, Syfy series Eureka filmed real scenes for its animated season five holiday episode called Do You See What I See?, laying out snow on a Christmas-decorated-to-the-max Wellington Street very early Thursday morning.
It took Eureka crew a couple of hours last Wednesday night to build Christmas, unloading trees with lights, garlands, candy canes, nutcrackers and a large snowman. The Euripedes statue/fountain in front of the Sheriff’s Office got its own Santa hat. After it was all done, I watched them shoot a key scene of Colin Ferguson as Sheriff Jack Carter, Kavan Smith as robot Deputy Andy and Chris Gautier as Cafe Diem chef gathered around a bright red holographic projector designed to create a faux winter wonderland on the street. Unfortunately, as often happens in Eureka, something goes array and thesuper photon generator sends a kaleidoscopic wave of holographic overlay from a video game that envelops the town leaving all its inhabitants animated. If you thought Eureka couldn’t get any quirkier, imagine your favourite characters as Looney-Toon cartoons, claymation or anime, as well as the more regular CGI. Apparently, our cartoon heroes have until Christmas morning to reverse it or remain animated forever.
Chris Parnell of Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock fame reprises his role 
from last year’s Christmas special as Dr. Noah Drummer, part of a star-studded roster of guest stars. Edward James Olmos of Battlestar Galactica voices a sled dog pack leader who befriends Deputy Andy and Matt Frewer of Alice and Max Headroom plays an animated version of himself as a polar bear who befriends Jo Lupo. Read More »BIG READ: Filming Christmas in Summer