Where Was Peacemaker Season 2 Filmed? All Filming Locations Listed

Peacemaker Season 2’s first episode just dropped, and the filming locations offer a gritty and grounded look for the show. Most of the scenes in the first episode are indoors. But the show is going to open up its landscape a lot more in the coming episodes, even expanding the story through the multiverse.

Here are the details on the filming locations for Peacemaker Season 2.

List of filming locations where Peacemaker Season 2 was shot

John Cena returns as Christopher Smith, aka Peacemaker. This season follows the events of Peacemaker and his ragtag group saving the world from an alien species. The season starts with him auditioning to be a member of the Justice Gang, which doesn’t go well.

Thanks to Sam McCurdy, the cinematographer, the show features some incredible shots. With the help of beautiful locations and high-quality sets, the show has a unique charm to it.

Trilith Studios in Atlanta, Georgia

The Trilith Studios in Atlanta, Georgia, was one of the main shooting locations for the second season. James Gunn, the creator, writer, and director of the show, shot most of his episodes here. He was directing Peacemaker while simultaneously working on Superman.

Located at 461 Sandy Creek Road, Atlanta, Georgia, Trilith Studios offers spacious 700-acre land. The crew built detailed sets like Peacemaker’s newly renovated trailer home and his futuristic lairs in this massive studio. But not everything is indoors. The crew also used real locations across Georgia, giving the show an authentic look.

Paulding County

In Paulding County, the quiet countryside was transformed into an action zone. The locals spotted Cena driving through fields and backroads, doing stunts, while they watched from afar.

Savannah, Georgia

Savannah, Georgia, brought something different. The show gets its raw beauty from its stunning streets covered in trees and moss. The second season features popular locations like Forsyth Park and River Street.

Dallas, Georgia

For more simple scenes, Dallas, Georgia, offered the show its small-town look. It showcased the everyday life of the locals and how they interacted with each other. Again, Cena was seen in his costume, walking around the town.