The highly anticipated second season of the Australian mystery-drama series Black Snow is currently in production in Queensland, Australia. With first-look images released, it has been revealed that Jana McKinnon, known for her role in Bad Behaviour, is among the new cast members joining the show. Alongside McKinnon, the talented ensemble includes Megan Smart, Alana Mansour, Dan Spielman, Victoria Haralabidou, and Kat Stewart. Travis Fimmel, best known for his role in Vikings, will be reprising his role as Detective Cormack in the upcoming season.
In season two, Detective Cormack finds himself facing two separate missing persons cases. On the professional front, he delves into the disappearance of Zoe Jacobs, portrayed by Jana McKinnon, who vanished from her own 21st birthday party back in 2003. On a more personal note, Cormack embarks on a desperate search for his younger brother, who went missing during their childhood. The gripping storylines promise to keep viewers on the edge of their seats throughout the season.
Director Sian Davies, executive producer Rosemary Blight, and series creator Lucas Taylor are all set to return for the second season of Black Snow. Joining the team as a director is Helena Brooks, bringing her unique vision to the show. Additionally, Talijah Blackman-Corowa, who was a lead actor in season one, will be taking on the role of director’s attachment in the new season. The show is produced by Goalpost Pictures in association with All3Media International, with support from Screen Queensland, Screen NSW, and City of Gold Coast.
After the success of the first season, which garnered critical acclaim and a strong viewership, a second season of Black Snow was ordered as part of Stan’s latest slate. Travis Fimmel, who plays Detective Cormack, expressed his pride in the Australian film and television industry and highlighted the opportunity for local productions to reach a global audience through streaming platforms. The reorder of Black Snow is indicative of the growing influence and recognition of Australian scripted series on the international stage.
Stan’s Chief Creative Officer, Cailah Scobie, expressed her enthusiasm for the upcoming season of Black Snow, praising the cast and production team for their dedication to delivering gripping storytelling. Travis Fimmel, in his statement, commended the strength of Australian film and television and expressed his excitement to showcase the talent of local productions to a worldwide audience. Rosemary Blight from Goalpost Pictures echoed the sentiment, emphasizing the incredible response to the first season and the anticipation for the new storylines and performances in season two.
The second season of Black Snow promises to captivate audiences with its intriguing mysteries, compelling characters, and stellar performances. With a talented cast, dedicated production team, and engaging storylines, the show is poised to build on the success of its debut season and solidify its place in the realm of Australian television dramas. Stay tuned for more updates and behind-the-scenes insights as Black Snow continues to unfold its thrilling narrative.