Season 3 of The Walking Dead will introduce The Governor, and his town Woodbury. So where will they shoot the scenes for the next season?
We now have confirmation that work that is currently being done to transform part of Senoia, Georgia into the fictional post-apocalypse establishment:
“While there has been some ‘Walking Dead’ filming in Senoia in the past, the town is becoming a regular setting this season. ‘Senoia will become a town that is a sanctuary from the zombie apocalypse,’ Riley said. In the series, the town will be a place cordoned off from the zombie infested world outside. ‘You’re in a safe environment, If you’re outside it, you’re not,’ Riley said. He said the town will be governed by ‘a benevolent dictator.’
The television crew will ‘build a temporary, movable perimeter wall,’ Riley explained. Portions of Travis and Main streets will be closed to traffic at times during scenes that show the wall.
‘It will look like a gate’ made from ‘various paraphernalia — old tires, doors,’ Riley said. The wall will be made so that is can be stored between episodes. Some episodes may be almost entirely filmed in Senoia, and it is possible one or more episode might not be filmed in the town at all.
Cast and crew will arrive in Senoia on May 31 to film ‘the episode that premiers the town,’ Riley said, ‘Once the town is established, it becomes a recurring location…’ “
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