What movie or TV show is filming in Philadelphia right now?

[fiveomar]

Every morning, several large Universal Studios trucks are lined up on either 15th street or 16th, between Vine St. and Spring Garden St.

On Friday, I was in the background shot of a scene they were filming in Chinatown. Anyone know so I can see if I made it into the movie/show?

[Butter Sandwich]

I'm pretty sure that Paranoia is still filming in Philly.

[Titus]

This TV show is also filming here now:

Do No Harm - NBC Official Site

[thoth]

"Jason wakes to a mess that only his alter ego could be responsible for."

Sounds like another winner!

[Butter Sandwich]

This TV show is also filming here now:

Do No Harm - NBC Official Site

I think you're right. I saw the production trucks and actor triailers for this parked on Chestnut St. last week.

[PhillyChitChat]

It's the TV show Do No Harm. They've turned a section of the school board building into a hospital, as the show is about about a Dr Jekyll/Mr Hyde doctor.
They're here until January filming.

[Moonraker]

Philly Chit Chat is correct, when they started they posted signs all around 15th street in advance, explaining and somewhat appolligizing for the inconvienence. They were doing a lot a night work.

In the future, this GPFO website may have the up to date information: index

[RainboTeabagger]

Every morning, several large Universal Studios trucks are lined up on either 15th street or 16th, between Vine St. and Spring Garden St.

On Friday, I was in the background shot of a scene they were filming in Chinatown. Anyone know so I can see if I made it into the movie/show?

You do realize more than 1 movie/tv can film at a time

[Jayfar]

This TV show is also filming here now:

Do No Harm - NBC Official Site

Cancelled after just 2 episodes. Sure was a helluva lot of filming for nada, but at least it provided jobs here for a while.

NBC cancels drama after 2 episodes | Inside TV | EW.com

The series just premiered last Thursday. But the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde-themed medical drama was the lowest-rated in-season broadcast scripted series debut in modern history. Last night’s second episode (which the writers ironically titled “Don’t Answer the Phone”) declined even further, down 22 percent in the demo to a 0.7 rating among adults 18-49 and 2.2 million viewers.

[lucidinnature]

That sucks. My friend was doing sound for them. He was excited to be back working in the city.

Cancelled after just 2 episodes. Sure was a helluva lot of filming for nada, but at least it provided jobs here for a while.

NBC cancels drama after 2 episodes | Inside TV | EW.com