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Trinity College's Historic Campus Stars in New Streaming Series

Source: Trinity Campus Served as Filming Location for New Series Starring Mandy Patinkin (2025-11-24)

In a captivating blend of history and Hollywood, Trinity College’s iconic Gothic Revival campus served as a stunning backdrop for the new limited series *The Artist*, premiering on The Network on November 27, 2025. The series, set during the twilight of the Gilded Age, features a star-studded cast including Mandy Patinkin, Janet McTeer, and Patti LuPone, and explores the mysterious convergence of historical figures like Thomas Edison and Edgar Degas. Filming took place over two days in November 2024, utilizing key locations such as the Main Quad, the Long Walk, Hamlin Hall, and the Raether Library, all within the Trinity College Long Walk Historic District, which was added to the National Register of Historic Places in spring 2024. The campus’s striking Gothic architecture, dating back to the 1870s, has increasingly become a sought-after filming site, attracting productions from Hollywood and international cinema alike. Beyond *The Artist*, Trinity College has recently hosted filming for the Telugu romantic comedy *Visa: Vintara Saradaga*, showcasing its versatility as a location for diverse cinematic projects. The college’s historic buildings and picturesque landscapes have made it a favorite among filmmakers, contributing significantly to Connecticut’s reputation as a premier filming destination. The campus’s involvement in these productions not only boosts local tourism but also highlights its role in preserving and showcasing American architectural heritage. Recent developments include Trinity College’s strategic partnerships with major streaming platforms, aiming to expand its visibility in the entertainment industry. The college has also invested in upgrading its filming infrastructure, including dedicated sound stages and production facilities, to attract more film and television projects. This initiative aligns with Connecticut’s broader efforts to position itself as a leading hub for media production, offering tax incentives and streamlined permitting processes for filmmakers. Furthermore, Trinity College’s participation in the entertainment industry has educational benefits, providing students with internship opportunities and hands-on experience in film production, set design, and media arts. The college’s commitment to integrating its historic campus into contemporary media projects underscores its dedication to innovation while preserving its architectural legacy. As the popularity of streaming series continues to grow, Trinity College’s role as a filming location is expected to expand, drawing more productions that seek authentic historic settings. The college’s involvement in *The Artist* and other projects exemplifies how historic sites can serve as vital cultural assets, blending education, tourism, and entertainment. With its picturesque campus and strategic industry partnerships, Trinity College is poised to remain a prominent fixture in the evolving landscape of film and television production, enriching Connecticut’s cultural economy and inspiring future generations of filmmakers and historians alike.

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