‘Black Sails’ Season 2 Production Begins –New Location And A Brand New Ship [Watch Videos]

Actor Zach McGowan talks about STARZ's "Black Sails" during the Winter 2014 Television Critics Association (TCA)presentations in Pasadena, California, January 10, 2014. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson Reuters/Lucy Nicholson

The producers of "Black Sails" have shared new videos that give behind the scenes look at season 2. The videos also feature a few scenes from the upcoming season. The show is all set to debut a new ship and will take the viewers to a new city. [Spoiler Alert]

"Black Sails" will be going to London and Charleston in season 2. The addition of the two cities and the characters that may feature in these cities are expected to add a new dimension to the plot of the TV series. The producers also had to build a brand new ship for the show.

A brand new Spanish Man-of-War ship took a team of fifty people three months to build. The ship will have 800 square meters of canvas and 26 kilometers of rope. Rock climbers reportedly had to learn how to sail to get the ship set ready.

Guns, canons, swords and sex will all feature yet again in "Black Sails" Season 2. New videos released by the producers shows the actor Zach McGowan, who plays Captain Charles Vane, giving the viewers a tour of the sets of the upcoming season.

Readers, who have watched the previous season of the show, will remember that Captain Charles Vane now controls the fort and Eleanor Guthrie was forced to go into a partnership with him. The actor gave the viewers a glimpse of the fort and also said that the fans will get to see the courtyard of the fort for the first time in the next season.

An action scene filmed in the courtyard involving Captain Charles Vane can be seen in the video. The actor also took the viewers inside the empty brothel set. The brothel will be managed by Rackham and Max in "Black Sails" Season 2.

The actor also showed the ships built for "Black Sails." Fans of the TV series may be familiar with the ships Ranger and Walrus, both of which can be seen in the video. The actor highlighted the fact that no CGI was used for the boats and that the actors film the scenes on the physical boats built for the show.

The first episode of "Black Sails" Season 2 is set to air on Jan 24, 2015. Fans of the franchise are eager to see what happens in the next season, especially with Captain Flint having lost his ships and crew in the previous season. Will Captain Flint be able to get his hands on the treasure in the upcoming season?