After almost three years, Strange things came back this summer with season 4 and it’s been too long for fans. The excitement for the new season has only increased with the delay, but there are many issues surrounding the filming. The main cause was the pandemic, which halted filming and then resumed in October 2020. Gaten Matarazzo, who plays Dustin Henderson, said Our weekly in December 2020 that it definitely changed the way things work on set.
“It was definitely an unorthodox form of shooting,” said Matarazzo. “Everyone on set worked really hard wearing their PPE. Even when working in front of the camera, we always wear masks and goggles. Lots of distance. Segregated during lunch, and transported from base to suite. ”
So where did this “unorthodox” filming happen? Warning: minor damage to the front.
For starters, there were quite a few locations needed for the show as some of the biggest characters, Eleven and Byers, moved across the country to California as the season opened. Dustin, Lucas, and Max are still in Hawkins, Indiana, and Hopper is Not disbanded— but he was trapped deep in Russian territory.
Scenes in “Hawkins” are usually filmed in Atlanta, Georgia, but The decision report that the California scenes were actually shot in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Eleven and Will are attending a fictional school called Lenora Hills High School in California, and those scenes were filmed at Albuquerque’s Eldorado High School. Other scenes occur at Albuquerque’s Roller King skating rink and in Los Lunas, New Mexico.
All shooting in Russia was done in Vilnius, Lithuania. The scenes Hopper is seen in his cell are very realistic because they were filmed in the Lukiškes prison, which is centuries old. It no longer works, except for making TV and movies. Pretty much the perfect place for Strange things.
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