‘Quirke’ wraps filming as BBC eye autumn air date

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The series has been shooting around the capital since its November 19 start date, , including locations along the canal near Baggot Street, Camden Street and the main set at Clancy Barracks. It stars Gabriel Byrne as Quirke, a Dublin city morgue pathologist, along with Merlin’s Colin Morgan and Aisling Franciosi. The series is adapted from the John Banville novels (written under the pen name of Benjamin Black) by Conor McPherson and Andrew Davies. ‘Quirke’ is a coproduction between Element Pictures and Tyrone Productions, with Ed Guiney and Andrew Lowe acting as executive producers and nike free run 3 womens hot punch reflective silver sol volt Lisa Osborne producing for the BBC.

Windmill Lane studios are handling digital processing and offline cutting with Londonbased The Look facility and DeLane Lea studios looking after finishing and audio.

Digital rushes processing was done in the Windmill digital lab by colorists Dave Hughes and Matt Branton. Offline cutting was also completed nike free run 3 Hot Punch in Windmill on the first two blocks of the series, of which there will be three. Inhouse coordinator on these at Windmill was Sarah Caraher. Block One has been directed by John Alexander and edited by Roy Sharman, while Jim O’Hanlon has directed Block Two with na N Dhonghale having edited.

VFX for Block One has been supervised and is currently a work in progress at nike free run 3 womens Windmill Lane with Tim Morris and Ciaran Crowley. Postproduction supervisor in Ireland and UK for the full series is Therese Caldwell.