Antena 3 begins filming 'The Incident'
The new fiction series produced by Boomerang TV has a top-level technical team under the direction of Iñaki Peñafiel and Norberto López Amado ('The Time Between Seams').
A strange event that breaks into the daily lives of the inhabitants of a small town isolated between mountains is the central axis of The incident.
Numerous exteriors and a novel narrative proposal will be the distinctive elements of this new fiction from Series Atresmedia.
Life goes on with absolute normality until one day a series of extraordinary events begin to occur that burst into the daily life of a small town isolated between mountains. These events will be preceded by a strange event that will alter the lives of its inhabitants.
With this starting point, the plots of Antena 3's new fiction bet, produced by Boomerang TV, begin filming this September.
The series has an ensemble cast led by Marta Etura, Miquel Fernández, Pepa Aniorte, Bárbara Lennie, Jordi Coll, Raquel Aragón, Macarena Sanz and Juan Dávila.
To carry out this new production, characterized by a high proportion of exteriors, the team has traveled to the Madrid town of Cercedilla, which will see its orography transformed by the use of digital technology.
With careful production design, The incident It will have a new narrative proposal that, without losing naturalness, places the camera in unusual points that will reinforce the tension and mystery.
With a top-level technical team, the series is directed by Iñaki Peñafiel and Norberto López Amado, directors of The time between seams, accompanied in the direction by Alberto Ruiz Rojo (Tell me a story, Brothers and detectives) and by Ruth García (The protected) leading the script team. Behind the executive production is Emilio A. Pina and the careful photography is by Juan Molina Temboury (El tiempo entre corazónas). Mercedes Canales is in charge of the artistic direction and Mª Ángeles Caballero is the Production Director.
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