Curious to know more about Dexter: Resurrection‘s filming locations? Created by Clyde Phillips, the crime drama series follows Dexter Morgan, who relocates to New York City after surviving a gunshot wound to find his son. Meanwhile, Captain Angel Batista, based in Miami, is on a mission to track Dexter and bring him to justice. With the series set in a gloomy urban landscape, many are eager to find out about the locations where it has been filmed. So, here are the details.
All filming locations where Dexter: Resurrection was shot
A lot of Dexter: Resurrection scenes have been filmed in New York City, using both its busy urban spots and quieter corners to bring various aspects of the story to life. Here’s a list of all the locations:
Manhattan Streets:
On the streets, dramatic scenes were filmed involving lead character Michael C. Hall as Dexter Morgan as he continues to lead a chaotic life amid the hustle and bustle of the city while trying to find his son, Harrison.
Bronx and Brooklyn Navy Yard:
Apart from the urban landscape, some scenes have been shot in the rougher side of New York as well. Mostly, for industrial shots, the series has used the Brooklyn Navy Yard. As per rumors, it also served as the location of Dexter’s Slice of Life. Other locations also included York Street and Bronx, which were used for capturing the essence of the chaotic city life. Filming in New York City’s subways and various real-life locations also gave the series an authentic feel that aptly sets the tone for the darkness and challenges Dexter faces every day.
Yonkers:
Lionsgate Studios at Great Point Studios was utilized for scenes that particularly require a more controlled setup, such as the forensic lab scenes. This is the same studio where the series is produced.
Other notable locations include:
Noble Cafe in Sparkhill, Oheka Castle in Huntington, and street scenes in Woodworth Avenue.
