The Production of Ozark to Kick Start This Fall

 

Netflix super hit show “Ozark” will begin its production no later than the month of November. The first date is set to be November the 9th 2020. However, Jason Bateman will not be involved in the direction of season 4. He will not direct any episodes. 



The pandemic has forced Jason Bateman to take precautions, and he has ultimately decided not to steer the wheel for any of the Ozark season 4 episodes.

The entertainment industry is tying up its shoelaces and laying the groundwork as both the Movies and TV industry are hoping to resume their shooting works. Meanwhile, the Netflix show’s production team has also fixed a date to commence the production of their final season.

Jason Bateman, himself in an interview with IndieWire, revealed their plans. “We are going to start on November 9. Everything is moving well towards that, and we are confident in the guidelines and protocols we are going to be following. We have got consultants, and we are learning a lot from other productions.”

The streaming colossus revealed the plans for renewal at the end of June when they announced that there would be another season of Ozark and that it would bring the story of the Byrde family to an end. Season 4 is going to be the final season of the Ozark franchise.

Netflix’s idea is that they will release the long 14-episode season in two parts with each part (Part I and Part II) consisting of seven episodes. The production house of MRC will return to produce the final season of Ozark.

Experts from several guilds, unions, and other associations have given some guidelines and protocols in order to guide the resumption in a safe direction. The production team also has to send their own set of safety protocols for approval to local authorities. Only when they get approved only then, they can resume their work.

However, the Ozark team has already prepared a contingency plan for the worst-case scenario. But Jason Bateman is crossing his fingers, and he hasn’t shied away from expressing his fears. He said that “sometimes there are going to be 60-70 people on stage”, and “there are air conditioning pushing the air in and sucking the air out.”

In order to ensure that none of the actors get sick, Bateman, who is the star of the show and usually directs the first two episodes of the season, has decided to step down this time.

Bateman’s love to be behind the camera is well known to everyone. In the interest of everyone’s safety and smooth running of the production, he will only be a part of the actors’ team and let someone else steer the wheel. This will significantly lower the chances of the pandemic hampering production.

He also confessed that he would not wear the director’s hat for the series finale either citing similar problems.

He does feel disappointed with it because directing the show is his passion, and that’s what brought him inside Ozark production in the first place. He said that it’s “heartbreaking” for him, but it just “didn’t make any sense.”

Ozark is one of the most famous Netflix originals of all time in juxtaposition with Stranger Things, Daredevil, Dark, and The Haunting of the Hill House. Season 3 of the Netflix original had bagged a whopping 18 Emmy nominations. Over the years, the franchise has remained one of the most-watched shows on the streaming giant.

Tim Cross is from Ohio USA. Before he started writing blogs he went through various occupations such as teaching, programming and travelling. But his favorite job is writing blogs for antivirus technology for McAfee.com/Activate.

 

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