TV CREWS were seen setting up ahead of filming that is set to take place in Glasgow.
We previously reported that scenes from the second series of TV drama Crime are due to be shot in the city.
The show, which is based on an Irvine Welsh book, was partly filmed in Wyndford last year and is also due to begin shooting at Scotland's newest film studio in Stepps.
It stars Dougray Scott (Mission: Impossible 2, Batwoman, The Woman in White) as Detective Inspector Ray Lennox, who is investigating the disappearance of a schoolgirl while battling his own personal demons.
Earlier this year, we reported that creators of the drama were looking for Glasgow tenements ahead of season two's filming.
Some residents in Dennistoun received a letter from the production's location manager telling them they are looking for properties "such as yours".
The letter stated those who allow their home to be used will be paid a location fee.
Meanwhile, yesterday we revealed that roads including Somerset Place in the West End, and Wester Common Road in North Glasgow will be closed to traffic this week.
The full list of road closures includes:
From 8am on September 12 until 11.59pm on September 13:
- Somerset Place
- Clifton Street, between Somerset Place Mews and Somerset Place
From 2pm on September 14 until 1am on September 15:
- Wester Common Road at Wester Common Drive
- Ellesmere Street, prior to Wester Common Road
There will also be the prohibition of waiting, loading and unloading of vehicles from 3pm on September 11 until 8am on September 14 at:
- Somerset Place between Elderslie Street and property number 8
- Elderslie Street, west side only between Sauchiehall Street and Clairmont Gardens
- Clifton Street, between Somerset Place Mews and Sauchiehall Street
And from 3pm on September 12 until 6pm on September 14, there will also be the prohibition of waiting, loading and unloading vehicles at:
- Wester Common Road
- Ellesmere Street
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