TVE and Grupo Ganga finish filming the series 'HIT'

Created by Joaquín Oristrell, who co-directs with Álvaro Fernández Armero and ElenaTrapé, eighty actors, eighty-five technicians, and fifteen hundred extras have participated in the filming of the series.

This Friday the filming of HIT, the new series of La 1. Fiction had to stop recording shortly after starting due to the COVID-19 pandemic and resumed on June 22, with the recording facilities and processes adapted to the new normal.

HIT is starring Daniel Grao, who plays Professor Hugo Ibarra Toledo (HIT) and his action takes place in an educational center with coexistence problems.

“The best news is that no filming day has been suspended in this second block and we have been quick in adapting to the new protocols,” according to Joaquín Oristrell, who co-directs the series with Alvaro Fernandez Armero y Elena Trape.

The fiction begins with a situation of vandalism at the Anne Frank school, which forces the director of the center to ask for help from Hugo Ibarra Toledo, (HIT), a teacher far from the first line of fire and played by Daniel Grao. The series addresses topics such as the lack of support suffered by teachers, harassment, the discovery of sex and drugs, bullying or porn consumption.

"Nine conflictive students, a school in danger, a teacher who doesn't look like anyone else. A high-voltage series that arrives at the right time. Parents, teachers, students, vandalism, fear of the future. The time has come to talk about our children, but who educates whom?" With these words, the scriptwriter and creator of the series, Joaquín Oristrell, takes the viewer into the universe of HIT by asking the question that will mark much of the season.

In addition to Daniel Grao, HIT has Olaya Caldera in the role of Ester, the director of Anne Frank, and nine students led by the characters of Carmen Arrufat and Leire Cabezas, Lena and Marga respectively. The youth cast is completed by Gabriel Guevara, Melías, Oriol Cervera, María Rivera, Krista Aroca, Ignacio Hidalgo and Nourdin Batán.

In the new series of RTVE y Ganga Group Eighty actors, eighty-five technicians, and fifteen hundred extras have participated in eighty-five days of filming. Recorded mostly outdoors, the art direction department has carried out thirty interventions in different locations.