Percy Jackson and the Olympians has wrapped production. The eight-episode serialized adaptation of Rick Riordan’s best-selling novels yelled “cut!” for the final time this past Thursday, marking the end of filming and the start of a lengthy post-production process. Riordan has emphasized that the time spent on editing and polishing the first season will take “almost as long” as filming, meaning that Percy Jackson won’t be ready until the end of 2023. Mix in an expected marketing campaign as well, and its increasingly likely that the first season won’t air until sometime in early 2024.
A look at the #PercyJackson & The Olympians wrap party! (via Jeannie Chow on instagram!) pic.twitter.com/9S1IGndvCi
“At the wrap lunch, I eat the Master Cookie.”— Rick Riordan at the #PercyJackson & The Olympians wrap party! pic.twitter.com/F30oE9pbRP
Rick Riordan having some fun at the photo booth with some of the talented #PercyJackson crew members during the wrap party! pic.twitter.com/m5G7nNX8mI
That’s a wrap, folks! Ice sculpture at lunch today. Months and months of post production still to do, but principle photography is done for PJOTV season one! — Rick Riordan on Season One of #PercyJackson & The Olympians! pic.twitter.com/C1syVeS0CP
