The “Game of Thrones” prequel, titled “House of the Dragon”, was a massive hit for HBO and HBO Max, achieving record viewership for the network.
The success of the first season has led to the network ordering a continuation of the series, and according to recent reports, pre-production for the second season has officially begun at the end of January.
However, it should be noted that the initial plans for the second season of “House of the Dragon” had the preliminary work starting in October of last year. But due to various delays, the creators of the series have only recently begun to gather at Leavesden Studios in the United Kingdom to work on the new episodes.
The confirmation of the start of pre-production was reported by Redanian Intelligence, though some journalists are uncertain if the schedule for filming the scenes has also been affected by the delays. According to previous reports, the shooting of the second season was supposed to last from March to June.
It is important to note that while the work on the set of “House of the Dragon” may experience some slight delays, the premiere date for the series remains set for 2024. Journalists have made it clear that the series will not be returning in 2023.
The production process for a project of this scale can be quite complex and time-consuming. Factors such as potential setbacks on the set and the length of the post-production process can greatly impact the timeline for the series’ release.
The post-production process, in particular, can take several months to complete even for large projects such as “House of the Dragon.”
It’s important to remember that many variables can come into play during the production process, and it’s important to remain patient as the team works to bring the series to fruition.
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