Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep within the enchanted forest, there lived a young man named Oliver. Oliver was known for his kind heart and gentle spirit, always helping others in any way he could. However, one fateful afternoon, his life took an unexpected turn when he encountered a mysterious witch. This witch was notorious for her mischievous acts and her ability to cast powerful spells. She had long, silver hair and piercing green eyes that seemed to hold secrets untold. Legend had it that she had the power to turn anyone into anything she desired.
In order to capture the mystical nature of Middleton, the crew for "Good Witch" had to find a place that could perfectly represent this through the town's architecture and size. Apparently, the perfect fit ended up being three different locations in Ontario, Canada. Hamilton is the specific location where the majority of scenes for "Good Witch" were filmed. There is a massive convention center located there called Liuna Station, and the cast and crew often shot much of the ending scenes for every episode on-site there because of the space it had to set up a lot of lighting. The town of Dundas, which is just down the road from Hamilton, served as the filming location for much of the scenes on Middleton streets because of the little shops and boutiques that are there, and this is also where you can find the Cassie's legendary gray house (via Toronto Star).
The third and arguably most important filming location for Good Witch is Cambridge, which contains the outside architecture for any shots of Cassie going somewhere during the show. In order to capture the mystical nature of Middleton, the crew for Good Witch had to find a place that could perfectly represent this through the town s architecture and size.
Legend had it that she had the power to turn anyone into anything she desired. Rumors circulated among the villagers, but no one had ever come face to face with her, until now. Oliver, being the curious soul that he was, could not resist venturing deeper into the forest, despite warnings from others about the witch's powers.
Where is Good Witch Filmed?
Cassie decides to plan a surprise party for Sam to celebrate the anniversary of his move to Middleton. Even after Sam catches on and it looks like hes not thrilled about it, Cassie manages to surprise him in an unexpected way. Grace (with some urging from Abigail) decides to use her powers to create situations where she and Noah can get together but Nick keeps showing up and getting in the way. Photo: Catherine Bell, James Denton, Catherine Disher Credit: Copyright 2017 Crown Media United States LLC/Photographer: Shane Mahood
‘Good Witch’ is a fantasy comedy-drama series which follows the lives of residents of Middleton. We follow Cassie and Grace, her daughter, as they prepare to welcome Dr. Sam Radford and his son. The new residents in the town don’t know that Cassie and Grace have the gift of enhanced insight as well as magical intuition.
While the series itself is fascinating and well-loved, viewers have figured out Middleton is a fictional place. A Hallmark Channel publicist addressed it, saying that it is not specified where Middleton is located, but the intention is to show it as a Midwestern town. Naturally, you might be curious about where the scenes for the fictional town have been filmed. We have got you covered in that regard.
Good Witch Filming Locations:
The town of Middleton, in ‘Good Witch,’ might be set in the Midwest, but the series has been filmed in Toronto and Cambridge, in Ontario. Before we walk you through the specifics of the filming locations, you should know that a chunk of scenes has been shot at Cinespace Film Studios’ Kipling Avenue facility and Pinewood Toronto Studios in Port Lands. You can check out a post by castmember, Catherine Bell, which confirms that filming took place in Toronto.
Cambridge, Ontario
The show has headed to Cambridge, specifically, the Galt area, to shoot certain scenes. According to local news reports, portions have been filmed at the Market Building on 40 Dickson Street, the Historic City Hall at 46 Dickson Street, City Hall at 50 Dickinson Street, the Civic Square, as well as the Idea Exchange and Old Post Office at 12 Water Street South. The crew set up base camp in the upper lot of Churchill Park.
You can check out the official tweet from the City of Cambridge, warning residents about possible delays in traffic, due to the filming of ‘Good Witch.’
Hamilton, Ontario
A significant portion of filming also takes place in Hamilton, Ontario. Most of the series and the movies have been filmed here. You can take a look at the official tweet from the City of Hamilton, declaring that ‘Good Witch’ is filmed on location.
According to local news channels, filming has taken place on Locke Street. As a result, all the shops were decorated to depict a mini street festival taking place. You can check out a tweet about filming taking place.
The iconic “Grey House” which is Cassie’s home on the show, is located in Dundas. The house is called Foxbar and was built sometime between 1840 and 1851. You can check out a tweet about filming taking place at Foxbar.
Among other locations in Hamilton, where ‘Good Witch’ has been filmed, is LIUNA Station, a banquet and convention center, located in the heart of Hamilton. You can check out a tweet from an excited Hamilton resident, after receiving a filming notice for the Hallmark series.
To shoot scenes of ‘Good Witch,’ LIUNA Center was lit up with fairy lights, making it appear Christmassy. Check out the image below.
As per tweets, it also becomes clear that filming took place in and around Hatt Street in Dundas. It seems ‘Good Witch’ filmed scenes inside the Shawn & Ed Brewing Co. Check it out below.
‘Good Witch’ has filmed primarily in Ontario while making use of the studio system when needed, to bring us a thoroughly enjoyable series.
As he wandered aimlessly, he stumbled upon a small cottage surrounded by an eerie silence. Before he could turn away, the cottage's door swung open, revealing the witch standing there, her gaze fixed on Oliver. Without a word, she beckoned him into her home. Oliver, filled with a sense of both fear and curiosity, cautiously entered the cottage. The interior was adorned with unusual trinkets and potions, emanating an enchanting aroma. The witch motioned for Oliver to sit, and he obliged, nervously fidgeting in his seat. With a flick of her wrist, the witch conjured a swirling cloud of vibrant colors. Oliver, mesmerized by the spectacle, found himself unable to move or speak. The witch's eyes seemed to penetrate his very soul as she muttered incantations under her breath. As the colors dissipated, Oliver felt a strange sensation overcoming him. His body tingled, and he felt his limbs shrinking in size. Panic began to set in as he realized he was changing. He looked down and saw a pair of feathers emerging from his skin. Before he could comprehend what was happening, he had transformed into an owl. The witch smiled, satisfied with her handiwork. She had turned Oliver into an owl, his once human form now replaced by a majestic creature of the night. Oliver, now known as Owman, felt a mix of confusion and acceptance. He spread his wings, feeling the wind beneath them as he lifted off the ground. Although he was no longer a man, he found solace in the freedom and agility of his newfound form. Time passed, and Owman became a familiar sight in the village. The villagers marveled at the extraordinary owl, unaware of his true identity. They attributed his presence to the mystical powers of the forest. Owman, now content with his life as an owl, continued to assist those in need from the shadows, his wisdom and compassion guiding the way. And so, the tale of the witch who turned a man into an owl became a legend passed down through generations. It served as a reminder that sometimes, life's unexpected twists can lead us on a path we never imagined. Owman's transformation taught him the importance of embracing change and finding beauty in the most unconventional of circumstances..
Reviews for "The enchanted transformation: man's captivating journey into womanhood"
1. John - 1 star
I found "Witch Turns Man into Owman" to be incredibly disappointing. The plot was weak and poorly developed, leaving me feeling completely disconnected from the characters. The writing itself was also lackluster, with numerous grammatical errors and awkward sentence structures throughout. Furthermore, the humor that was attempted fell completely flat, making the story even more tedious to read. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for an engaging and well-written story.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I had high hopes for "Witch Turns Man into Owman," but unfortunately, it failed to live up to my expectations. The concept of a witch's curse turning a man into an owl sounded intriguing, but the execution fell short. The pacing of the story felt off, with too much time spent on insignificant details and not enough on developing the main plot. The characters lacked depth and the dialogue was often stilted and unconvincing. While the book had moments of potential, overall it was a letdown for me.
3. Lisa - 2 stars
I must confess that I struggled to get through "Witch Turns Man into Owman." The narrative was disjointed and confusing, making it difficult to follow the story. The writing style was also overly descriptive, bogging down the plot with unnecessary details. Additionally, the characters were underdeveloped, making it hard to connect with or care about their outcomes. Overall, I found this book to be a frustrating and unsatisfying read. I cannot recommend it.
4. Michael - 1 star
"Witch Turns Man into Owman" was a complete waste of my time. The story lacked any sort of originality and felt like a cliché rehash of similar plots I've encountered before. The dialogue was stilted and unnatural, making it hard to believe in the interactions between the characters. The protagonist's transformation from a man to an owl was rushed and poorly explained, leaving me confused and uninvested in the story. Save your money and skip this disappointment of a book.