ANNAPOLIS, MD—The upcoming series “Lady in the Lake” will be released on Apple TV+ on July 19, 2024. The production created 1,132 Maryland jobs; utilized goods and services from 2,456 local businesses; and paid for more than 32,000 hotel room nights at local lodging establishments—generating more than $100 million during its production in Maryland.

“Our administration is unafraid to make big bets on the industries we can lead in — and that includes the world of entertainment,” said Governor Wes Moore. “By asserting Maryland’s leadership in television, we will create jobs, drive growth, and unleash our state’s full potential. We’re very thankful for Apple’s and Fifth Season’s investment in Maryland, and we hope to continue this fruitful relationship for years to come.”

The series is based on the New York Times best-selling novel by Maryland author Laura Lippman and follows the story of a housewife and mother who reinvests herself as an investigative journalist in order to solve a murder. “Lady in the Lake” is a collaboration between Apple, Fifth Season, and Crazyrose.

“Baltimore is one of the best cities to film in,” said Baltimore Film Office Director Debbie Donaldson Dorsey. “Our crew, actors, city agencies, and local businesses all contributed to Lady in the Lake, and we are looking forward to seeing 1960s Baltimore in this new limited series.”

This article was written with the assistance of AI and reviewed by a human editor.