From hit television series and feature films to commercial productions, Brampton is making its mark as a filming destination, attracting major productions, supporting local businesses and showcasing the city to audiences around the world.
Brampton’s film and entertainment industry continues to contribute to the city’s growing creative economy. With more than 50 productions filming annually, Brampton offers production companies access to diverse filming locations, established infrastructure and a strategic location within the Greater Toronto Area.
From May to September 2026, Brampton welcomed four television series, one feature film and 12 commercial productions, generating significant economic activity and municipal revenue.
Film and Entertainment by the numbers
During this five-month period, filming activity generated:
- 17 productions, including four television series, one feature film and 12 commercial productions
- More than $495,000 in estimated economic impact
- More than $81,000 in direct City revenue
These results demonstrate the economic value of film and entertainment production in Brampton, supporting local businesses, creating opportunities for the workforce and contributing to the city’s creative sector
Major Productions Choose Brampton
Brampton’s diverse filming locations continue to attract major Canadian and international television productions, including:
Overcompensating (Amazon Prime Video)
Filmed at McMurchy Pool and the Sandalwood Operations Centre, generating more than $45,000 in estimated economic impact.
Sheriff Country (CBS/Global)
Filmed extensively in downtown Brampton, including residential neighbourhoods, the Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives (PAMA) and Chapelview Residence,; Ggenerating approximately $110,000 in estimated economic impact.
Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent (Citytv)
The Canadian crime drama utilized residential and commercial locations in Ward 9, generating approximately $50,000 in estimated economic impact.
DOC (FOX/Crave)
Filmed at private residences and Eldorado Park, generating approximately $30,000 in estimated economic impact and $1,200 in direct City revenue.
Together, these productions showcase Brampton’s versatility as a filming destination, from residential neighbourhoods to heritage sites and municipal facilities.
Feature Film Production Brings Significant Investment to Brampton
Brampton has also attracted Don’t Go Gentle, a major feature film associated with Gerard Butler’s production company.
With approximately 80 per cent of production planned in Brampton, the film will feature locations including the Williams Parkway Operations Centre, St. Paul’s United Church, St. Mary’s Church, PAMA and several heritage neighbourhoods.
Once completed, the production is expected to generate 36 filming days in Brampton, $200,000 in economic impact and $20,000 in direct City revenue, highlighting the City’s appeal for large-scale productions
Commercial Productions Support Brampton’s Creative Economy
Between May and September 2026, the city hosted 12 commercial productions, including campaigns for Bell, Chevrolet, Canadian Tire and the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL).
These productions generated more than $60,000 in direct City revenue through filming permits, facility rentals and related fees, while creating opportunities for local suppliers, production crews and creative professionals.
More Than Filming: Supporting Local Businesses and Economic Growth
The economic benefits of filming extend beyond production sets, generating demand for local services, suppliers and skilled professionals.
From accommodations and catering to transportation, equipment rentals and location services, film and entertainment productions create opportunities for businesses across Brampton’s economy.
For production companies, Brampton offers a competitive combination of:
- Diverse filming locations: Heritage architecture, urban neighbourhoods, parks, municipal facilities and commercial spaces.
- Strategic connectivity: Convenient access and proximity to the Greater Toronto Area and Ontario’s established film and television production industry.
- Production support: Access to the City’s Film and Entertainment Office to help coordinate filming activity and connect productions with available locations and resources.
- Business opportunities: Access to local suppliers, services and a broader regional network of production professionals.
These advantages help position Brampton as an attractive destination for productions of varying sizes while generating economic opportunities for the local business community.
Discover Film and Entertainment Opportunities in Brampton
Whether you’re scouting locations for a television series, planning a feature film or exploring opportunities for commercial production, Brampton offers the locations, connectivity and support to bring your project to life.
Discover why production companies are choosing Brampton and learn how the City can support your next project.
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About the City of Brampton
As one of the fastest-growing cities in Canada, Brampton is home to 800,000 people and more than 124,000 businesses. People are at the heart of everything we do. We are energized by our diverse communities, we attract investment, and we are embarking on a journey to lead technological and environmental innovation. We partner for progress to build a healthy city that is safe, sustainable, and successful. Visit brampton.ca to learn more.
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