Principle photography for Netflix’s The Witcher has finally wrapped up as the cast and crew departs from Poland, the beautiful country fitting as the backdrop for the ravishing details of the game.

Zamek Ogrodzieniec, a castle in Poland that acts as one of the backdrops (Source: Thunder Trailer)

Adam Levy, the actor of Mousesack, posted an Instagram photo of the wrap party at the Hotsy Totsy bar in Budapest and captioning it “celebrating the wrap of another chunk of this epic journey” confirms the end of filming

 

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#Ciri and #Mousesack #thewitchernetflix enjoying #mocktails and #cocktails #Druid and #lioncubofcintra celebrating the wrap of another chunk of this epic journey. Massive thank you to #hotsytotsybudapest #thewitcher @freyaallan

A post shared by Adam Levy (@adamlevy0512) on Apr 24, 2019 at 11:45pm PDT

Series director, Charlotte Brändström, who’s been spotted filming in the Grand Canaries and Hungary the last few months has posted an aeroplane window shot of Budapest on 27 April. The caption of “Goodbye Budapest…” implies that they have wrapped up filming

 

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Goodbye Budapest…

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Members of the cast and crew are delighted to wrap up filming, even though it was generally agreed that leaving the beautiful land of Poland was a sad one.

Istredd’s actor, Royce Pierreson, posted an Instagram photo with the caption, “That’s a wrap for me on #thewitcher sad to be leaving everybody but so proud of what we’ve achieved.”

 

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That’s a wrap for me on #thewitcher sad to be leaving everybody but so proud of what we’ve achieved. Playing #Istredd has given me so much, thank you @laurenhissrich for the opportunity 🇭🇺

A post shared by Royce Pierreson (@raycopierreson) on May 1, 2019 at 12:46am PDT

What’s Next?

Post-production, obviously. Well, not just that, actually. There’s so much more than just filming and editing. There will be the promotion phase, or marketing if I may. Remember Viserion from Game of Thrones? Yeah, stuff like that.

I can’t wait to see what Netflix’s The Witcher has to offer for us loyal players of the franchise. I bet it will be equally epic and fantastic as the game itself.