Allegiance Season 3 Enters Pre‑Production with Summer Shoot in British Columbia

Canadian crime drama Allegiance has officially entered pre-production for its third season, with filming scheduled to begin January 2, 2026, in and around Vancouver and Surrey, British Columbia. This renewal follows widespread acclaim over its first two seasons and firmly positions the series as a standout opportunity for on-set professionals and creative talent.

Allegiance explores complex themes of identity, justice, and belonging within the Serious Crimes Unit of the Canadian Federal Police Corps. Supinder Wraich stars as rookie Det. Constable Sabrina Sohal, with a powerful supporting cast including Enrico Colantoni, Stephen Lobo, Samer Salem, Adolyn H. Dar, David Cubitt, Crystal Balint, Toby Levins, and Melanie Papalia returning to expand the emotional depth and procedural tensions that made Seasons 1 and 2 a success.

The show is being spearheaded by Lark Productions in partnership with Universal International Studios, for distribution through CBC. Showrunners Mark Ellis and Stephanie Morgenstern are set to return, overseeing a season of ten tightly scripted episodes. Directors already confirmed include David Frazee, Nimisha Mukerji, Madison Thomas, Sharon Lewis, and Tarique Qayumi—each bringing strong visual style and pacing that elevate the show’s dramatic edge.

Principal photography will take place from early 2026 through spring across key sites: Pinewood Vancouver Studios, Surrey city districts, and location shoots in Maple Ridge. This blend of studio and on-location work is expected to require extensive hiring across art, mechanical landscaping, lighting, grip, and camera—especially for scenes balancing gritty urban precincts and more intimate investigative environments.

Above-the-line, executive producers include Mark Ellis, Stephanie Morgenstern, Anar Ali (creator), Erin Haskett, Nicole Mendes, David Valleau, Tex Antonucci, and line producer Ron McLeod. Production management is being led by Simon Richardson, with production coordination by Mara Perez and first assistant directing by Ryan Kosmynka. These hires signal a well-structured production with strong infrastructure from the top down.

For local and visiting talent, Allegiance Season 3 opens exciting doors in diverse departments: police consultants, special FX, sound, ADR, hair and makeup, costuming, script supervision, VFX coordination, post-audio, and editorial. With a 10-episode order and robust shoot timeline, this season promises sustained work and growth opportunities—ideal for both seasoned professionals and rising crew.

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As Allegiance launches into its next chapter, it continues to build on a thoughtful, socially relevant narrative—rooted in procedural drama and personal stakes. If you're seeking to contribute your skills to a high-profile Canadian production with growing international reach, this is the moment to step forward. Stay tuned, stay connected, and prepare to join a team where justice—and opportunity—are in focus.

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