TV forensic crime drama films at Brighton
Forensic crime investigations have come to the streets of north Brisbane with filming for the ABC drama Harrow.
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FORENSIC crime investigations came to the streets of north Brisbane yesterday with filming for the ABC drama Harrow.
Lead actors Ioan Gruffudd and Damien Garvey were spotted on set at Queens Pde, Brighton early in the morning.
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ABC publicity didn’t give much away but did say the scenes were for later episodes in season two of the show about a genius forensic pathologist with a dark past.
Gruffudd plays Dr Daniel Harrow, senior medical examiner at the Queensland Institute of Forensic Medicine; and Garvey is Bryan Nichols, Detective Senior Sergeant at Queensland Police’s Criminal Investigation Branch.
Brighton is one of 34 locations throughout Brisbane and south east Queensland which will feature in season two.
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Other locations are: Kangaroo Point, Yeerongpilly, Brisbane City, Fortitude Valley, Yeronga, South Brisbane, Coorparoo, Chelmer, East Brisbane, New Farm, Anstead, Annerley, Main Beach Gold Coast, Port of Brisbane, Redland Bay, Woolloongabba, Hemmant, Murarrie, Red Hill, Hamilton, Indooroopilly, Leslie Dam, Massie, Allora, Rosenthal Heights, Spring Hill, Gilston, Molendinar, Mount Coot-tha, Toowong, Bowen Hills, Warwick and Gold Coast.
Harrow premiered on the ABC on March 9 last year, with 10 episodes. ABC renewed the series for a second season on May 2, 2018.
Filming for the 10 new episodes began in September and is expected to wrap up this month.
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