Amazon's Fourth Wing Show Reportedly Set to Start Filming Soon
Reports reveal the filming window and location for the Fourth Wing show, indicating it's nearly ready to move out of pre-production.
Amazon's Fourth Wing, a romantasy series that gained popularity on BookTok in 2023, is reported to be starting filming soon. This adaptation of the beloved series has captured the attention of thousands of avid readers worldwide. As more information emerges, it becomes clear that the production is nearing pre-production stages.
Recent reports have disclosed the filming window and location for the series, sparking fan speculation about the real-world setting that will become Navarre and Basgiath War College. Fourth Wing enthusiasts have found ways to pass the time while waiting for the sequel to the third book in the series, Onyx Storm. Rebecca Yarros, the author, is known for her prolific output, having written contemporary fiction, a Fourth Wing graphic novel, and a spin-off called Threshing Day, providing fans with various options to choose from.
The casting of lead actors for Amazon's Fourth Wing series was announced recently, which generated excitement among fans. Esther McGregor, known for her role in We Were Liars, will portray the character Violet Sorrengail, while Emilio Sakraya, from Warrior Nun, will play Xaden Riorson. Although other cast members have not been announced, it appears that casting should be finalized soon, as the shooting location and schedule have reportedly been set.
Hollywood North Buzz, a website dedicated to shows and movies filmed in British Columbia, reported that Amazon's Fourth Wing is expected to begin filming on April 5, 2027, in Vancouver, Canada. The seven-month filming period is scheduled to conclude on November 8, 2027. While it is currently unknown if additional locations will be used for filming, the series is projected for release in 2028. If production commences at the end of 2027, it is plausible that the show will be ready for release on Prime Video.
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