‘Sweet Tooth’ is returning with its third and final seasons, and just like the previous two seasons, the show will once again feature some beautiful visuals. From the breathtaking views of Alaska to the lush greenery of Yellowstone National Park, the season has it all. This gives rise to the question: where was Sweet Tooth filmed? So let’s find out all the filming locations of ‘Sweet Tooth Season 3’.
Where Did the Filming of Sweet Tooth Season 3 Take Place?
‘Sweet Tooth Season 3’ was entirely filmed in New Zealand. Though the story of the show takes place in the USA, the production crew actually utilized the varying geography of New Zealand to showcase different locations and regions. The country offers a wide range of natural environments, from lush forests and rolling hills to rugged mountains and serene lakes. This diversity allows filmmakers to create the varied and fantastical world of ‘Sweet Tooth’ without needing to travel far from their base of operations.
The country’s relatively untouched and pristine natural settings provide the perfect backdrop for the post-apocalyptic yet hopeful and whimsical atmosphere of ‘Sweet Tooth Season 3.’ The untouched beauty enhances the visual storytelling, adding a sense of wonder and authenticity to the show’s setting.
New Zealand has a well-established and highly regarded film industry, with experienced crews, state-of-the-art facilities, and a history of hosting large-scale productions. The New Zealand government offers attractive financial incentives for film and television productions, such as the New Zealand Screen Production Grant. These incentives help to reduce production costs, making it an economically viable choice for high-budget projects like ‘Sweet Tooth.’
Due to all these factors, New Zealand has served as a primary filming location for several fantasy films and shows in the past, including Atlas, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Avatar: The Way of Water, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Evil Dead Rise, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, and Alien: Covenant.