Filming has wrapped on Garland’s Elden Ring movie just 6 months after it started, according to a now deleted instagram post
It seems like it was only yesterday we were getting leaks from the Elden Ring film set, and now you’re telling me Alex Garland and co have wrapped filming? Time sure does fly when you’re doing pretty much the same thing day in day out.
We know that filming is over thanks to a now deleted Instagram post shared by prop artist Sean Schofield (via IGN):
“Dear cast and crew, thank you for your incredibly hard work on Elden Ring. Your skill, dedication, and all-round professionalism were integral in bringing this unique project to life. We wish you a well-earned rest. Thank you and very best wishes, Alex, Allon, Matthew, Peter, Andrew, and Charlie.”
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alex garland’s “elden ring” has wrapped productionstarring kit connor, in theaters march 3, 2028 pic.twitter.com/UgyhYAujLXJuly 30, 2026
It’s no wonder that the image was promptly deleted—if the movie has already wrapped filming it means that they somehow only needed six months to capture everything as production on set began in Spring earlier this year. Now, I’m no filmmaker, but that seems like a pretty quick turnaround.
“Dream job to end all dream jobs,” Schofield captions the photo. “Six solid months of blood, sweat, and tears making the coolest stuff ever, working alongside the best of the best. Can’t share anything else for a very long time, but I couldn’t be more proud of what we did.”At least we know it went well.
Now filming has stopped it does mean, however, that the team has over a year for post-production work, since release is slated for March 3, 2028. It’s pretty unsurprising that the team would need more time for special effects than for filming thanks to the, likely substantial, amount of CGI which will be needed to bring George R. R. Martin and Miyazaki’s story to life.
This will likely be the last shred of information we get concerning the Elden Ring film for some time now. If you find yourself really yearning for more live action tarnished, then just search up all the set leaks which came out when production first began—there’s a lot to see.
