Fallout season 2 begins filming next month – according to one of the cast members on the post-apocalyptic Prime Video series. Leslie Uggams, who plays Vault 33 overseer Betty, told Screen Rant that production is getting underway in November.

The actress behind one of the Fallout TV show's major characters has revealed that its second season is scheduled to begin filming soon.

One of the Fallout stars talked about Season 2, and there seemed to be no concrete update about when they would begin filming.

We still don't know when Fallout season 2 is releasing, but it might not be that far away, as filming is apparently starting very soon.

Fallout's second season was greenlit barely a week after the show dropped on Prime and, per a chat Screen Rant had with Leslie Uggams—who plays Vault 33's new Overseer Betty Pearson after Kyle MacLachlan goes missing—they're getting right into it. "We start [shooting in] November," she told Screen Rant. "I'm excited about it."

After a highly-successful first season, 'Fallout' is set to return for Season 2, with filming kicking off in November 2024.

I knew that the Fallout showrunners were keen to get the ball rolling on a second season of Amazon's hit show, but will admit I am surprised by how soon filming is going to start. According to Leslie Uggams,

Fallout Season 2 starts filming in November. That is according to Leslie Uggams, who played Betty in the first season. The first season started filming in July 2022, just under two years before its premiere earlier this year.

Filming for Fallout Season 2, Amazon’s award-winning video game adaptation, is set to begin in just a few weeks