The second series of a hit BBC drama is being filmed in Cardiff.
Around 30 crew members could be seen on Friday at One Central Square near Cardiff Central train station. One of the team confirmed the shoot was for Industry, a BBC Two and HBO show about the cut-throat world of investment banking.
A camera operator filmed a scene at around 9.30am featuring Ken Leung, who plays Eric Tao, a managing director at the show's fictional bank Pierpoint.
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Leung, who is well known for his roles in X-Men and Lost, wore a sharp black suit and held a cigarette while acting in the scene.
The crew were still outside the nine-storey office block shortly before 1pm. They were seen outside the nearby BBC building on Thursday.
HBO announced last December that Industry had been renewed for a second series after a successful first earlier that year, which included an episode directed by Girls creator Lena Dunham.
Dunham posted on social media last year about her excitement at filming in Wales, which she described as "a dreamy place with fairytale gardens, super sweet humans, and dragon mythology".
The first series followed a group of young graduates chasing a limited number of permanent jobs at a top investment bank in London.
The cast included Gus (Deep State’s David Jonsson), Hari (Informer’s Nabhaan Rizwan), Yasmin (Cobra’s Marisa Abela), Tom (Game of Thrones’ Will Tudor), Kenny (The Fall's Conor MacNeill) and Daria (Skins' Freya Mavor).
Crews were spotted around Cardiff and Newport in 2019 for filming of the first series. Locations included Coffee Thirst on Newport's Commercial Road and the Goat Major pub on Cardiff's St Mary Street .
You can read here about some of the other TV shows recently filmed in Cardiff, including Extinction and Hollington Drive.
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