Prodigy Pictures, in association with Canwest Broadcasting reports that principal photography has started on 13 one-hour episodes of the Canadian ‘fantasy-noir’ TV series Lost Girl, shooting throughout Toronto and Hamilton until June 25, 2010, for a debut on Canada’s Showcase network this fall.
“…’Lost Girl’ follows supernatural seductress ‘Bo’ (Anna Silk), a ‘Succubus’ who feeds on the sexual energy of mortals. Growing up with human parents, Bo had no reason to believe she was anything other than the girl next door – until she drained her boyfriend to death in their first sexual encounter. Now she has hit the road alone and afraid. She discovers she is one of the ‘Fae’, creatures of legend and folklore, who pass as humans while feeding off them in secret, as they have for millennia. Relieved yet horrified to find out that she is not alone, Bo decides to take the middle path between the humans and the Fae while embarking on a personal mission to unlock the secrets of her origin.
“Bo’s succubus nature tangles her in a sexy, romantic love-triangle with ‘Dyson’ (Kris Holden-Reid), a shape-shifting homicide detective, and ‘Lauren’ (Zoie Palmer), a human doctor who has found a way through science to help give Bo the sexual self-control she’s been aching for. Navigating this complicated life with Bo is her human confidante and street-smart survivor, ‘Kenzi’ (Ksenia Solo)…”
Episodic directors on the series include Érik Canuel, John Fawcett and Rob Lieberman, from teleplays by Michelle Lovretta, Jeremy Boxen, Peter Mohan, Emily Andras and Pamela Pinch.
A companion website and graphic novel for the series is being produced and will launch with the show to give viewers “an unprecedented, interactive experience”.
Lost Girl was developed by Jay Firestone’s Prodigy Pictures, in association with Canwest Broadcasting and Showcase for producer Wanda Chaffey.
“Our intention with this project is to create a new generation of female action hero,” said Firestone. “One which fuses strength with sexuality and passion with intelligence…”
See Paramount, there are still original ideas out there!
It would have been better still if they had released this series back in February as they had originally planned, but they didn't…
They are still filming it around Toronto, some really interesting locations and costuming…
Just wish that they would have given our Succubus a pair or horns, but, it seems she's not really a Succubus, but a another being with succubus-like powers…
Shame really, but I am hopeful and will be watching it…
TeraS
I initially shrugged this off, but I have to confess I am kind of curious about now.
Hopefully there will be some way for me to see the show.
Interesting show. Thanks for your comments. lg