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Nova Scotia Film Locations

From vibrant waterfronts and bustling urban scenes to timeless historic sites and cozy inns, Nova Scotia can be found on screens big and small.

Curious to see where Nova Scotia might make its next appearance on your tv or movie screen? Explore our growing list of films, movies, documentaries, and TV series that have been filmed or are currently in production in Nova Scotia. Better still, plan to visit publicly accessible film locations included below to your itinerary for your next trip to Nova Scotia!

Oak Island, film location for "The Curse of Oak Island"
Oak Island

South Shore

TV or Streaming series & miniseries

Films, movies & documentaries

Halifax skyline at sunset
Halifax skyline at sunset

Halifax Metro

TV and Streaming series & miniseries

Films, movies & documentaries

A red and white lighthouse sits atop rocks along the coast at sunset
Cape Forchu Lighthouse, Yarmouth

Yarmouth & Acadian Shores

TV and Streaming series & miniseries

Films, movies & documentaries

Pictou waterfront, Northumberland Shore
Pictou waterfront, Northumberland Shore

Northumberland & Eastern Shores

TV and Streaming series & miniseries

Films, movies & documentaries

Clockmaker's Inn in Windsor was featured in Stephen King's movie, Bag of Bones
Clockmaker's Inn, Windsor – featured in Stephen King's "Bag of Bones"

Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley

Did you know: Filmed in Nova Scotia in 1913, Evangeline is believed to be the earliest recorded film in Canadian history!

TV and Streaming series & miniseries

Films, movies & documentaries

Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site is a popular film location in Nova Scotia
Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site

Cape Breton Island

TV and Streaming series & miniseries

Films, movies & documentaries

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