The series "Orphan Black" was filmed in Toronto, Brampton, and Mississauga, Canada.

Filming Locations:

Revival 629

In the Movie

Scene where Rachel presents Kira to the Neolution council in episode 5x07 "Gag or Throttle". Ferdinand tries to blackmail the council but discovers all information has been deleted in episode 5x08 "Guillotines Decide". Frontenac prepares to kill Al-Hatib when Felix and Art appear in episode 5x09 "One Fettered Slave".

In Reality

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Bridgepoint Health Hospital

In the Movie

Scene where Sarah crashes the party at the Dyad Institute in episode 2x01 "Nature Under Constraint and Vexed". Leekie signs his book when Beth comes to talk to him about Neolution in episode 4x01 "The Collapse of Nature".

In Reality

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The scene was filmed Currently, Bridgepoint Hospital consists of two buildings - a new 10-story tower and an old administrative building. The eastern building was originally built in 1864 as the Toronto Jail (informally known as the Don Jail) and operated as such until 2013, when it was extensively renovated and turned into part of the hospital. The new tower is located on the site of the old Riverdale Hospital, its construction was completed in 2013, and it is connected to the old building by a glass walkway.

Valley Halla Estate

In the Movie

Scene where Cosima wakes up in the middle of a strange and isolated Neolution village on an island in episode 5x01 "The Few Who Dare". Cosima talks to Aisha about her illness, then goes up to the main house to meet P.T. Westmoreland in episode 5x02 "Clutch of Greed". Ira arrives and talks to Susan while Cosima explores a mysterious something in the woods in episode 5x04 "Let the Children and Childbearers Toil".

In Reality

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The scene was filmed Built in 1936 for inventor Robert Jackson, this isolated estate in the Rouge Valley is now owned and maintained by the nearby Toronto Zoo and used for events and filming.

WB Studio

In the Movie

In Reality

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The scene was filmed Construction of Pinewood Studios began in 2006 under the name Filmport after a large-scale cleanup of the port area previously owned by Imperial Oil. It is currently the largest purpose-built film studio in Canada, with 11 soundstages including the Mega Stage, one of the largest in North America.