'Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker' Reshoots Update: Filming May Wrap Soon

New details about the “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” reshoots have surfaced online. Filming has been ongoing in California for some time now, and it is expected to wrap soon.

Filming has been ongoing in Santa Monica, California. According to Bespin Bulletin, the production is taking place inside the sound studios of Bad Robot HQ. The facilities at the location include green rooms to film special effects, and they were previously built for “The Force Awakens.”

A few days ago, trucks carrying props and generators for the upcoming film were spotted arriving at the Bad Robot HQ. Given the scale of the production there were said to be multiple trucks carrying the necessary equipment. A cherry picker crane and a gym trailer were also reportedly spotted at the studio.

How long will the filming last? If the signs at the location are anything to go by, the production should wrap by Oct. 9, but there is are no reports giving an exact end date. Signs that have been placed outside the Bad Robot HQ advise people not to park their cars near the building between Spet. 30 and Oct. 9.

With “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” reshoots wrapping soon, director JJ Abrams will get busy putting together the next trailer. With the film’s release just a few weeks away, the promotion campaign should begin in full swing in the coming days.

There have been some concerns about the reshoots taking too long, and there have also been concerns about the involvement of George Lucas. Making Star Wars previously assured the fans that the extensive filming schedule and involvement of Lucas doesn’t necessarily mean that the movie is in any kind of trouble.

The “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” reshoots involve the main characters Rey (Daisy Ridley) and Finn (John Boyega). Are they filming the ending scene?