Life Is Strange TV Adaptation Wraps Filming for Amazon
Cinematographer Vincent De Paula announced the wrap, which landed during the same week in which the game's story is set.
Filming on Amazon MGM and Square Enix's Life Is Strange TV adaptation has wrapped, according to cinematographer Vincent De Paula, who announced the completion of production in an Instagram post. The wrap came during the week of Oct. 7-11, the same stretch of the calendar in which the first game's story is set.
Charlie Covell writes the series and serves as executive producer and showrunner. Maisy Stella and Tatum Grace Hopkins star as Chloe and Max respectively, and Karyn Kusama directs the first two episodes. Polygon reported the wrap.
A full episode count and a release window have not been announced.
Background
Amazon MGM and Square Enix announced in 2025 that a TV series based on the first Life Is Strange game had been greenlit, just over a year ago. This year also saw the release of Life Is Strange: Reunion, a sequel to both 2024's Double Exposure and the 2015 original; Square Enix said Reunion exceeded the company's sales expectations, following the poor performance of Double Exposure.
Quick answers
Has the Life Is Strange TV series finished filming?
Yes. Cinematographer Vincent De Paula announced that filming has wrapped.
When will the Life Is Strange TV series be released?
A release window has not been announced.
Who stars in the Life Is Strange TV adaptation?
Maisy Stella plays Chloe and Tatum Grace Hopkins plays Max.