Today’s behind-the-scenes photo features the young actors who played the King and Pettibone children during a break in filming at the Road to Avonlea set in Uxbridge, Ontario.

Here is a behind-the-scenes photo from Sullivan Entertainment’s archives in which Anne Shirley, played by Megan Follows, consults the script during a break in filming.

Find out all about the filming location of the King Farm in this exclusive behind-the-scenes featurette, previously only available to SullivanMovies Insiders.

Shooting winter scenes in the heat of summer is not as challenging as you might think for filmmaker Kevin Sullivan.  In fact, A Wind at My Back Christmas, which contained scenes with a lot of snow, was actually filmed in late summer, early fall.  Here is a direct explanation from Kevin himself as to how he has managed to convincingly portray the season in a number of different productions, including Wind at My Back, Road to Avonlea and other films.

Not long ago we brought you news of a brand new film, Looking for Anne, that delves into the world that inspired our favourite heroine.  On Friday, the film had its first screening in Prince Edward Island at City Cinema and plays there until Jan. 13.

Take a look at this behind-the-scenes guided tour of the Sullivan Studio by Wind at My Back stars Dylan Provencher (Hub Bailey) and Tyrone Savage (Fat Bailey).  As can be seen on the Third Season DVD's special features, the two boys show you around the set of Wind at My Back and give you exclusive insight into the making of the show.  Take a look!

Exclusive behind-the-scenes videos are coming soon to sullivanmovies.com!  And fans of Road to Avonlea may be interested to learn that many of these videos have to do with the production of the beloved series.

The town of Avonlea seems so authentically “maritime” that fans of both Road to Avonlea and Anne of Green Gables may be surprised to learn its true filming location.  Though made to emulate the scenic beauty of the island, with many exterior shots taken on location in P.E.I., the town was actually built in Ontario. Here is Kevin Sullivan’s direct recollection of finding the perfect spot to construct Avonlea.

Christmas comes early in one of the more emotional episodes of Road to Avonlea when Cecily is forced to stay at a sanatorium in order to improve her health.

This production still captures the scene when Anne and the students from Kingsport Ladies College enjoy a carriage ride through the streets surrounding Mrs. Harris’ grand estate in Anne of Green Gables: The Sequel.  This scene was actually filmed in the streets of Toronto and the location was picked for its markedly Edwardian ambiance.