‘The Hunting Wives’ Season 3 Officially Makes a Major Change
Netflix’s *The Hunting Wives* is expected to move production from North Carolina to Georgia for its third season, marking a change in the series’ filming location. The shift follows changes to North Carolina’s tax incentives, while creator and showrunner Rebecca Cutter is set to return.
Filming is scheduled to begin on 2 December at Great Point Studios in Douglasville, near Atlanta, and is expected to run for about four months, until around 9 April. The article notes that season two has not yet premiered; it follows Sophie and Margo after a finale that left Kyle dead, with both women holding secrets that may bring them back together.
In short
- Season three is expected to film in Georgia.
- Production is due to start on 2 December.
- Rebecca Cutter is set to return as showrunner.
Explained simply
The Hunting Wives is a drama series centred on Sophie and Margo, whose lives become entangled through a close-knit social circle. Its story follows the relationships and secrets among the women, alongside the consequences of events in their community.
Rebecca Cutter created the series and serves as its showrunner, overseeing its stories and production. North Carolina and Georgia are US states that have offered film and television tax incentives, which can influence where a production chooses to work.