Filming for Alex Garland's adaptation of Elden Ring has officially wrapped, concluding a surprisingly swift six-month production period. The news emerged from a now-deleted Instagram post by prop artist Sean Schofield, which was subsequently reported by IGN. Schofield expressed gratitude to the cast and crew for their "incredibly hard work" and "skill, dedication, and all-round professionalism" in bringing the "unique project" to life.
The rapid pace of production, beginning in Spring of this year and concluding recently, means the film has over a year for its post-production phase. The official release date remains March 3, 2028, providing ample time for the extensive special effects likely required to translate George R. R. Martin and Hidetaka Miyazaki's lore to the screen. Schofield described the six months as a "dream job" during which he created "the coolest stuff ever" and expressed immense pride in the team's work, though he noted that details would remain confidential for an extended period.
This marks a significant milestone for the project, which generated considerable excitement and leaks during its initial filming stages. With principal photography now complete, further information regarding the Elden Ring film is expected to be scarce until closer to its theatrical debut. Viewers eager for a glimpse of the adaptation can revisit the set leaks that surfaced when production commenced earlier this year.