Residents of Taunton found themselves amidst the zombie apocalypse frenzy as “The Walking Dead: Dead City” descended upon the town to shoot scenes for the highly anticipated Season 2.
Initially slated for Randolph, Massachusetts, the filming location shifted to Taunton, stirring excitement among locals. The series, a spinoff featuring fan-favorite characters Maggie and Negan portrayed by Lauren Cohen and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, promises riveting narratives and spine-chilling encounters.
Social media erupted with speculation when a curious Taunton resident raised questions about the filming activity. Prompt responses flooded in, confirming suspicions that “The Walking Dead: Dead City” had infiltrated the neighborhood.
A circulated letter addressed to residents, adorned with the official logos of AMC and the series, served as tangible evidence of the impending filming. Dated April 4, the letter detailed filming dates and precautions, reassuring residents of minimal disruptions despite heightened truck traffic and activity.
Interestingly, the production team expressed interest in dimming lights in select houses to enhance the ambiance of the zombie-ridden storyline, showcasing their meticulous attention to detail.
For those intrigued by the prospect of appearing as background actors, opportunities abound, with instructions to apply via kendallcoopercasting.com/boston.
The chosen filming locations, 144 West Brittania Street and 437 Whittenton Street, with their industrial facades, offer the perfect backdrop for apocalyptic scenes, adding an eerie realism to the series’ narrative.
However, the coincidence of filming aligning with a total solar eclipse raises eyebrows, sparking speculation about cosmic alignments and unforeseen consequences.
As Taunton embraces its role in the undead saga, anticipation mounts for Season 2’s thrilling episodes, promising an unforgettable journey into the heart of the zombie apocalypse.
