Gwynedd is proving popular with filmmakers, as the return of hit TV series ‘House of the Dragon’ shows. With its broad beaches, Barmouth has made an appearance in the show. Following the release of the second season, Creative Wales is celebrating the ancient and stunning north Wales locations attracting major film and television productions to the region.
The second season of the ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel features scenes from a host of north Wales beauty spots including Gwynedd, Anglesey and Conwy, and will shine a light on the coastlines, beaches, islands and landscapes that make north Wales a must-visit destination. With Creative Wales’s support, various locations double for The Vale, the Riverlands and Dragonstone in the latest series, including two old Welsh quarries being used as exteriors for Dragonstone and Harrenhal castles. Liz Saville Roberts re-elected Plaid Cymru Westminster leader Criccieth creative group shortlisted for award Poo at polytunnel shock for Gwynedd school Ceredigion man admits selling counterfeit DVDs Filming in north Wales not only puts a spotlight on the region; it also creates opportunities and jobs for local people.
With Creative Wales’ support, ‘House of the Dragon’ alone created 250 jobs in the region. Creative Wales is a Welsh Government agency established in 2020 to support the creative industries in Wales across screen, animation, and games sectors. Joedi Langley, Head of Sector Development at Creative Wales, said: “The se.
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