Filming has wrapped on Garland’s Elden Ring movie just 6 months after it started, according to a now deleted instagram post
Filming has wrapped on the Elden Ring movie adaptation directed by Alex Garland, just six months after production commenced. The announcement came through a since-deleted Instagram post by prop artist Sean Schofield, who shared a message thanking the cast and crew for their contributions to the project. The message, signed by Garland and other production members, praised the team’s “skill, dedication, and all-round professionalism” in bringing the video game adaptation to life.
The six-month production timeline represents a relatively compact schedule for a film of this scope. FromSoftware’s Elden Ring, released in 2022, has become a cultural phenomenon and a major gaming property, making its adaptation a significant undertaking. The project benefits from the involvement of acclaimed director Alex Garland, whose previous films include Ex Machina and Annihilation.
The completion of principal photography signals that the production is transitioning to post-production work, including editing, visual effects, and sound design. As of the public announcement of filming’s completion, no official release date or additional production details have been disclosed. The deleted Instagram post represents one of the few confirmations of production progress on the closely guarded project, highlighting the secrecy typically maintained around major film adaptations during production.