Busiest year for filming in Suffolk - Ipswich and Kersey | East Anglian Daily Times
The Suffolk coastline has been used as South Carolina and Ipswich doubling as London as the region has its busiest year for filming to date.
Stay updated with breaking news from Screen Suffolk. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
The Suffolk coastline has been used as South Carolina and Ipswich doubling as London as the region has its busiest year for filming to date.
The Suffolk coastline has been used as South Carolina and Ipswich doubling as London as the region has its busiest year for filming to date.
Film crews have been spotted working at the St Nicholas Street car park in Ipswich town centre.
Published: 6:56 PM May 12, 2021 Film crews in the car park of St Nicholas Street in Ipswich on Tuesday, May 11. - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown Film crews have been spotted working on a mystery project in Ipswich town centre. Camera operators and security crews were spotted at the St Nicholas Street car park on Tuesday afternoon. A spokesman for Screen Suffolk confirmed the company is working on the project, although was unable to provide any further details about what is being filmed. Film crews in the car park of St Nicholas Street in Ipswich on Tuesday. - Credit: Sarah Lucy Brown At this ...
Jim Horsfield and Rachel Aldridge from Screen Suffolk - Credit: Gregg Brown Yesterday. The Dig. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I. What do all of these films have in common? All of these motion pictures were filmed right here in Suffolk - and with Britain’s film industry slowly getting back on its feet as lockdown restrictions ease, one pair are hoping to put the county firmly in the spotlight – and explain how you can get involved. Rachel Aldridge and Jim Horsfield both work for Screen Suffolk as operations and business development managers. It is their job to help put Su...