Where was Keep Breathing filmed? Explore Netflix filming locations
Netflix’s new survival drama, Keep Breathing, provides an original natural backdrop to the series’ crushing isolation, and viewers are eager to know where the project will be filmed.
We reveal where Keep Breathing was filmed, highlight what the show’s curators had to say about the harsh conditions, and provide a guide to the episodes.
Created by Martin Gero and Brendan Gal for Netflix, the drama series “Keep Breathing” stars Melissa Barrera, Jeff Willbush, Florencia Lozano and more, after plane crash survivor Liv, who must fight to survive with limited oxygen.
Where was Keep Breathing filmed?
Filmed entirely in British Columbia, Canada, Keep Breathing covers the great Canadian wildlife.
cinematic She reported that Greater Vancouver, Whistler, Squamish, Vancouver Island, and Mission were all visited to revive the series.
Principal scenes were also filmed in the Chekamos River and the small community called Cobble Hill, as well as some of the acts shot inside the Vancouver Film Studios.
Show makers call British Columbia filming an ‘extreme sport’
During a recent interview with CBCMartin Gero and Brendan Gall shared their goal of showing the Canadian wilderness as Canada, rather than replacing British Columbia with another location – which is often the case with many products.
“We, as Canadians, really wanted to bring the world to Canada like Canada, and not be a substitute for something else. We started coming up with the idea of trying to figure out how to take the whole world into the Canadian wilderness in a way that could also be exciting.”
Dealing with fire warnings and other natural setbacks led Gale to compare photography to “extreme sports”:
“The kind of extreme sport for us doing the show is taking these kinds of risks. We just had to jump in, and we were very lucky with what we got and what we were able to achieve.”
Keep the breathing ring guide
Keep Breathing has six episodes in its debut season and each batch lasts between 31-40 minutes.
Since the show has been billed as a limited series, the narrative is unlikely to continue into season two.
Directors Maggie Kelly and Rebecca Rodriguez have directed three episodes each and we’ve provided an episode guide below to help you with your watch:
- episode 1: Access
- Episode 2: fire and water
- Episode 3: Hierarchy of needs
- Episode 4: departing
- Episode 5: awake and dreaming
- Episode 6: you are at home
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Keep breathing on Netflix.
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