Where Was Alien: Earth Filmed? All Filming Locations Listed
Unlike previous installments, the show takes place mainly on Earth, where a spaceship, carrying samples of a deadly species, has crashed into a city. This makes for a noticeable change of setting for the franchise, and many fans are curious about the filming locations for the show.
All filming locations where Alien: Earth was filmed
Krabi
Krabi lies in the southern part of Thailand and is filled with beautiful beaches, stunning limestone karsts, and mangroves. The beaches are renowned for their turquoise waters and pristine white sand shores. Places like Railay Beach, Ton Sai Beach, and Ko Phi Phi Lee are to be featured on the show.
Phang Nga
Phang Nga is in the northern part of Thailand and offers more beautiful locations. This place has a more dramatic look that works incredibly well for tense action-packed scenes, which should fit right into the Alien franchise.
Surat Thani
Surat Thani is a province in the southern part of Thailand. It is yet another location filled with breathtaking tropical landscapes. The shooting took place in its natural landscapes, including national parks for their dense forests and waterfalls.
Phuket
Phuket's islands, like Koh Yao Noi and Koh Roi, were also part of Alien: Earth's filming locations. Specifically for its eighth episode, the show utilized a massive crew for the shoot, spanning multiple days. (via Thaiger)
The first two episodes of Alien: Earth are being released on August 12, with a new episode every week thereafter. Starting August 12, you can stream the show every Tuesday on Hulu.
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