Here’s When Atlanta FX Begins Shooting Season 3

Earn, Paper Boy and the gang are returning to your TVs soon. Atlanta FX is going to begin filming in spring 2020.

FX announced recently that it was renewing the hit TV show for a fourth season. The show, which is basically about two cousins trying to make it in the music business, has exceeded expectations since its debut.

Atlanta FX to begin filming in spring 2020

The delay in production for Season 3 was largely pinned on Danny Glover, who had to deal with the loss of his father as well as movie commitments (“Solo” and “Lion King”).

Seasons 3 and 4 will film back to back, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

Glover is an executive producer on the FX Productions show, which is also helmed by Hiro Murai, Paul Simms, Stephen Glover (Donald’s brother) and Dianne McGunigle.

The last season of the show won an Emmy and cemented its place in cable TV pantheon.

“With Atlanta Robbin’ Season, Donald and his collaborators elevated the series to even greater heights, building on the enormous success of their award-winning first season,” FX Networks and FX Productions programming president Nick Grad told media. “We’re grateful to the producers and our extraordinary cast and crew for achieving this level of excellence, and we share the excitement with our audience about the third season knowing they will continue to take us to unexpected and thrilling places.”

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