«Still Star Crossed» moves to Casa de las Conchas and Convento de San Esteban
After an intense day of work on Compañía Street, the Still Star Crossed team has moved to the Public Library of Casa de las Conchas and the Convento de San Esteban, where they plan to film different sequences of the series. The sets have been previously transformed into 16th-century Verona buildings. Both buildings will be closed to the public today.
The filming, which is being very well received by the city's residents, is achieving all the objectives set in Salamanca. For this, the production company has deployed a team of 300 technicians and proceeded to hire 500 workers who are integrated into the different technical and artistic departments.
If the pilot episode is accepted by ABC Studios investors, the production company would proceed with the filming of the rest of the series, in which Salamanca would play a leading role, potentially extending to 20 weeks of shooting, which would represent a significant economic boost for the city.
The Salamanca City Council is actively collaborating with Still Star Crossed through the Salamanca Film Commission regarding permits, logistics, information, and the coordination of different municipal areas such as Local Police, Firefighters, Environment, and Public Lighting.
The filming, which is being very well received by the city's residents, is achieving all the objectives set in Salamanca. For this, the production company has deployed a team of 300 technicians and proceeded to hire 500 workers who are integrated into the different technical and artistic departments.
If the pilot episode is accepted by ABC Studios investors, the production company would proceed with the filming of the rest of the series, in which Salamanca would play a leading role, potentially extending to 20 weeks of shooting, which would represent a significant economic boost for the city.
The Salamanca City Council is actively collaborating with Still Star Crossed through the Salamanca Film Commission regarding permits, logistics, information, and the coordination of different municipal areas such as Local Police, Firefighters, Environment, and Public Lighting.
