The Last of Us: Alberta's year of the zombie thanks to HBO mega-production yyc
, the nine-episode series cost upwards of $100 million. This makes it one of the most expensive television series in the history of the medium and certainly the biggest project in the history of the Alberta film and television industry. For more than a year, the production travelled from Waterton to Grande Prairie and most points in between. The show will finally land on Jan. 15, when it will debut on HBO.
Nolan began doing prep work for the series in January 2021, leading a locations team that at times ballooned to more than 115 people.Article content “Right from the beginning, it was decided that we didn’t just want to find abandoned things, ruined things or destroyed areas and script them in,” Nolan says. “They wanted to go after reality and present the world that we see today but 20 years into the future after this has happened.
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