Marvel Studio’s ECHO was filmed in Georgia
Fresh off its thrilling arrival on Disney+, fans get to see Marvel Studios’ “Echo,” which was filmed in Georgia further solidifying the Peach State’s grip on superhero adventures.
Maya Lopez’s origin story as a deaf Native American warrior saw cameras rolling across Atlanta, Peachtree City, Social Circle, and Grantville from April to August 2022.
Georgia’s familiarity with Marvel is no secret. From the thunderous battles of “Avengers: Endgame” and “Spider-Man: No Way Home” to the gritty streets of “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” the state has hosted a diverse array of Marvel projects.
Crews find fertile ground in Georgia’s varied landscapes, bustling cities, and experienced talent pool. Pinewood Atlanta Studios, a sprawling production facility, has become a Marvel mainstay, serving as the base for shows like “WandaVision” and “Loki.”
“Echo” adds another chapter to this ongoing partnership, bringing its unique blend of Indigenous culture and superhero action to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The series not only showcases Native American representation on screen but also benefits from Georgia’s commitment to supporting diverse productions through tax incentives and infrastructure investment.
“Georgia provided the perfect backdrop for bringing Maya Lopez’s story to life,” said a Marvel Studios spokesperson. “We’re grateful for the ongoing support and talent we’ve found in the state and look forward to returning for future projects.”
With “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” already leaving its mark on Atlanta streets and projects like “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3” slated for future filming, Georgia’s superhero saga seems far from over. The state’s ability to cater to the vast scope and intricate requirements of these blockbuster productions cements its position as a premier destination for Marvel’s cinematic magic.
