Heartstopper Series will be back on screens with season 3. The shooting of the series continues in Burnham at various central village locations.
The series will be released on Netflix, the same as the previous series.
Heartstopper is based on
Heartstopper is a romantic comedy-drama, based on the YA author Alice Oseman’s viral 2016 webcomic-turned-graphic novel of the same name.
The first and second series will be directed by Euros Lyn and the third series will be directed by Andy Newbery.
The first episode of the series, season one was released on 7 February 2019.
You can watch the season 1 and 2 trailer here:
Season 2 trailer
Heartstopper Scenes in Burnham
The series production team is continuing to shoot in Burnham Cental villages locations. As per resources, the production team has booked Burnham Park and Hall on Monday, October 30.
The series will continue filming at Windsor Lane was transformed into a “Dance Studio”.
The team took the ground floor, shooting sense took place on the ground floor, and the parking area was also used to shoot the series.
Also, some scenes are going to be shot in Burnham Library, some sense of the series was shot in the E- E-Acted Burnham Academy which was closed in 2019.
The shooting of the series attracts villagers, and there is a lot much crowd in the shooting locations.
Heartstopper Update (2026)
Updated August 2026. Heartstopper Season 3, which included further filming across Burnham-On-Sea and the surrounding village locations referenced in this story, premiered on Netflix on October 3, 2024. The eight-episode season followed Nick and Charlie’s relationship into new territory, exploring mental health, intimacy, and the pressures of approaching university as the core cast grew older. The season also introduced new characters and expanded storylines for supporting favorites like Isaac, Tao, and Elle. Netflix has not yet confirmed a fourth season, though the show’s creative team and cast have continued to express interest in continuing Alice Oseman’s story beyond the current run.