Pluribus, the series created by Vince Gilligan for Apple TV+, has received two major international audiovisual industry recognitions for its location work: the Emmy Awards and the Location Managers Guild International Awards (LMGI Awards).
Yanira de Armas and Priscila Calero, both from the Canary Islands, along with Jorge Noguerales, are the three Spanish location professionals recognized at the 13th edition of the LMGI Awards, where they received the award for Outstanding Locations in a Contemporary Television Series for their work on the production.
The recognition came just a few weeks before Pluribus once again took center stage in the industry with the 78th edition of the Emmy Awards. The series entered the ceremony with 18 nominations and ultimately took home six awards.
The location team is part of the Tenerife-based service production company Sur Film, which was responsible for managing the series’ shoot in the Canary Islands and coordinating the location work carried out across the islands.
Produced by High Bridge Productions, Bristol Circle Entertainment, and Sony Pictures Television, Pluribus filmed part of its production in the Canary Islands, specifically on the islands of La Palma and Gran Canaria, which became some of the settings featured in the series.
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