See all the real-world settings where 'Outer Banks' on Netflix was filmed.
didn’t actually film any of its scenes in the real Outer Banks region of North Carolina. Why? Because of the state’s House Bill 2 legislation, a.k.a. the “bathroom law,” which requires transgender people to use bathrooms designated for the sex they were assigned at birth. Netflix, which prides itself on pro-LGBTQ content and policies,in an area where a discriminatory policy had such an effect.
There’s debate over whether they succeeded or failed in replicating the Carolina region, but one thing’s for sure: The cinematography is stunning. Watching the roaring waves and swaying trees, you feel immediately transported to the salt and sweat of the beach. But if you’re looking for a little more where that came from, take a virtual tour of the set.
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