The second season of the Australian mystery-drama series, ‘Black Snow,’ is currently in production in Queensland, Australia. This new season features a fresh cast of talented actors, including Jana McKinnon, Travis Fimmel, Megan Smart, Alana Mansour, Dan Spielman, Victoria Haralabidou, and Kat Stewart.
In this upcoming season, Detective Cormack, played by Travis Fimmel, takes on two challenging missing persons cases. The first case involves the disappearance of Zoe Jacobs, portrayed by Jana McKinnon, who vanished from her own 21st birthday celebration in 2003. The second case hits closer to home for Cormack, as he embarks on a desperate search for his younger brother, who went missing during their childhood.
The series is helmed by director Sian Davies and executive producer Rosemary Blight, with series creator Lucas Taylor returning for the second season. Season one lead actor Talijah Blackman-Corowa joins the team as a director’s attachment for the upcoming season. Additionally, Helena Brooks steps in as a director for this installment of the show.
‘Black Snow’ is produced by Goalpost Pictures in association with All3Media International, Sundance Now, and with financial backing from Screen Queensland, Screen NSW, and City of Gold Coast. Executive producers for Stan, the streaming service airing the series, are Cailah Scobie and Amanda Duthie. The show’s success has led to the commissioning of a second season, following its initial run on Stan in Australia, AMC Networks’ Sundance Now in the U.S., and the BBC in the UK.
The decision to renew ‘Black Snow’ for a second season reflects the positive response to the show’s debut. Actor Travis Fimmel expressed his pride in Australian film and television, as well as the opportunity to showcase local talent on a global platform. He emphasized the importance of streaming networks in amplifying the reach and recognition of Australian productions.
The upcoming season of ‘Black Snow’ promises to captivate audiences with its intriguing storyline and talented ensemble cast. With a blend of professional and personal stakes driving the narrative forward, viewers can expect gripping storytelling and compelling performances. As the Australian entertainment industry continues to thrive, ‘Black Snow’ stands as a testament to the country’s creative prowess and ability to compete on an international stage.