Are you looking for something new to watch on Prime Video? There is a lot of new content arriving, with plenty of new Amazon Original Shows to check out. You’ll want to know what each one is about to see if it’s something for you. Swarm is one of the new shows arriving on Prime Video this week.
Created by Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, the show features brilliant onscreen performances from Chloe Bailey, Damson Idris, Paris Jackson, and Rory Culkin. A majority of the show unfolds in Houston, which is where Dre resides, a city that is notoriously known for its high homicide rate. Meanwhile, the constant visuals of the swarm of bees work as a metaphor for the consequences that Dre faces for being a part of “The Swarms.” But is the show actually filmed in Houston, or does the production team utilize the locales of another city to stand in for the Space City? Let’s find out, shall we?
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The production team of ‘Swarm’ utilizes the locales of Atlanta and transforms them accordingly to make them look like Houston for the series. From what we can gather, they set up camp at various streets and sites across the capital of Georgia to tape both interior as well as exterior scenes. For a few pivotal scenes, the cast and crew probably even make the most of the facilities of one of the many film studios in and around the city. Some of the major film studios in Atlanta are Tyler Perry Studios, Third Rail Studios, Blackhall Studios, and EUE/Screen Gems Studios.
Much like Houston, Atlanta has also been dealing with lots of crimes since the turn of the mid-20th century. This is yet another aspect that is common between the two cities in question, which is a predominant theme in ‘Swarm.’ So, the production team supposedly factored in all these things when they chose the Gate City as the primary filming site for the series. Apart from this gory and violent series, Atlanta has hosted the production of various film and TV projects, such as ‘Scream 2,’ ‘Contagion,’ ‘The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It,’ ‘The Mule,’ and ‘Ozark.’
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Created by Donald Glover and Janine Nabers, the show features brilliant onscreen performances from Chloe Bailey, Damson Idris, Paris Jackson, and Rory Culkin. A majority of the show unfolds in Houston, which is where Dre resides, a city that is notoriously known for its high homicide rate. Meanwhile, the constant visuals of the swarm of bees work as a metaphor for the consequences that Dre faces for being a part of “The Swarms.” But is the show actually filmed in Houston, or does the production team utilize the locales of another city to stand in for the Space City? Let’s find out, shall we?
#1. What is Swarm about?
Source: People
Related: How Did Chloe Die In 'Swarm'? Ending Fully Explained
#2. Where Was Swarm Filmed? Swarm Filming Locations
Source: Netflix Life
Atlanta, Georgia
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The production team of ‘Swarm’ utilizes the locales of Atlanta and transforms them accordingly to make them look like Houston for the series. From what we can gather, they set up camp at various streets and sites across the capital of Georgia to tape both interior as well as exterior scenes. For a few pivotal scenes, the cast and crew probably even make the most of the facilities of one of the many film studios in and around the city. Some of the major film studios in Atlanta are Tyler Perry Studios, Third Rail Studios, Blackhall Studios, and EUE/Screen Gems Studios.
Much like Houston, Atlanta has also been dealing with lots of crimes since the turn of the mid-20th century. This is yet another aspect that is common between the two cities in question, which is a predominant theme in ‘Swarm.’ So, the production team supposedly factored in all these things when they chose the Gate City as the primary filming site for the series. Apart from this gory and violent series, Atlanta has hosted the production of various film and TV projects, such as ‘Scream 2,’ ‘Contagion,’ ‘The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It,’ ‘The Mule,’ and ‘Ozark.’
Aubtu.biz is a website that provides you with sport updates and Entertainment news to brighten your day. Don’t hesitate to visit our site to know more about TV & Movies.