Oi SLTs! Production has begun for the third and final season of Heartbreak High in Sydney, Australia (Gadigal, Dharug, Dharawal and Ku-ring-gai lands).
In Season 3, it’s time for Hartley High’s graduating class to say ‘goodbye’ to school, and ‘hello’ to adulthood! Yet when a revenge prank goes horribly wrong, Amerie and her friends must cover up their secret or risk losing everything.
Produced by Fremantle Australia and NewBe, Heartbreak High Season 3 will stream globally on Netflix and joins the platform’s growing slate of homegrown Australian films and shows, including recently released Territory, Heartbreak High Season 2, Boy Swallows Universe, Run Rabbit Run, Wellmania, Surviving Summer, ONEFOUR: Against All Odds, Love is in the Air and more.
Fast Facts:
- Created by: Hannah Carroll Chapman
- Produced by: Sarah Freeman
- Executive Produced by: Carly Heaton
- Co- Executive Producer & Writer: Megan Palinkas
- Co- Producer: Anna Curtis
- Production Company: Fremantle Australia, NewBe
- Accolades:
- Season 2 was one of Australia’s Top 10 TV shows on Netflix after its 11 April premiere. It also stayed on the Global Top 10 English TV Series list on Netflix for three weeks (hitting #5, #7, #9 and amassing over 47.8M viewing hours in the three weeks).
- Season 2 was also among the Top 10 shows in over 53 countries on Netflix including UK, Europe, Africa and Asia.
- Set hearts ablaze with #HeartbreakHigh sparking over 2 billion views on TikTok
- Won the 2023 International Emmy Award for Best Kids: Live-Action
- Won the 2023 Logie Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor (Thomas Weatherall) and was nominated for Most Popular Drama and Most Popular New Talent (Ayesha Madon, Chloé Hayden)
- Won the 2022 AACTA Award for Best Supporting Actor in a Drama (Thomas Weatherall), Best Screenplay in Television (Hannah Carroll Chapman) and Best Costume Design in Television (Rita Carmody), and won three Audience Choice Awards for Best TV Show, Best Actor (Bryn Chapman-Parish), and Best Actress (Chloe Hayden)
(Source: Netflix)
