New Australian Drama 'Rural Crime Unit' Begins Filming in South Australia
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Production has officially started in South Australia for a brand-new television drama titled 'Rural Crime Unit'. The series, which is being produced for the ABC, is set against the backdrop of Australia’s vast and rugged countryside.
The story centers on a police team working in a rural community. The main characters are Rita, a highly experienced local police officer played by Morgana O'Reilly, and Nick, a police officer who has recently moved from the city to the country. Their partnership forms the heart of the show as they navigate the challenges of police work in a small-town setting.
This project is supported by the South Australian Film Corporation, highlighting the state's growing role as a hub for local screen production. By filming in regional areas, the series aims to capture the authentic atmosphere and unique landscapes of country Australia.
'Rural Crime Unit' is expected to bring more attention to the local film industry and provide viewers with a fresh perspective on life in rural Australia. Fans of Australian crime dramas can look forward to seeing the series on the ABC in the future.
Sources: South Australian Film Corporation
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