Amazon's Lord Of The Rings TV Show Appears To Have Resumed Filming Hayley Williams While film industries around the world are trying to get production back up and running, studios are eyeing off New Zealand as a country that has functionally eliminated the virus. Seven international productions, including James Cameron's Avatar sequels and the Lord of the Rings TV show have been granted clearance to fly cast and crew in for production. Lord of the Rings fansite TheOneRing.net posted an SDCC weekend update on Amazon's Lord Of The Rings adaptation, saying the show was scaling up production in NZ, and is now actively filming for the show. Lord of the Rings SDCC update: JA Bayona is CURRENTLY filming in New Zealand, the biggest production in the world to resume filming post-COVID. ⚔️New NZ cast added⚔️More NZ crew than any production ever⚔️Galadriel, Elrond & Sauron confirmed⚔️Cast has a tighter bond than ever — TheOneRing.net (@theoneringnet) July 26, 2020 While we're not sure what the source for this information is, a number of different sources hint at a large production in the works. J.A. Bayona, who has been tapped to direct the first two episodes of the show, posted on Instagram about cinematographer Oscar Faura in early July, saying that the two were currently filming Lord Of The Rings together. Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J