Things are getting gloomier on Season 2 of “Yellowjackets” — and not just because Jackie is dead. The arrival of winter for the teens stranded in the wilderness signals a significant shift in the story and in what Season 2 production designer Margot Ready and her team were tasked with. Perhaps fittingly for a show about how humans negotiate with (or not) their animal instincts, one of the most complicated challenges the production team had to solve was one of the most natural elements imaginable: snow.
“I actually remember, ironically, reading an article about Season 2 before I was on the show [that] they’re gonna shoot it this summer in Vancouver, and there’s going to be a lot of snow. And I was like, ‘Oh geez, how are they gonna do that? Kudos to you guys,’ you know? Not knowing that I was going to be the person doing it,” Ready said.
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“I actually remember, ironically, reading an article about Season 2 before I was on the show [that] they’re gonna shoot it this summer in Vancouver, and there’s going to be a lot of snow. And I was like, ‘Oh geez, how are they gonna do that? Kudos to you guys,’ you know? Not knowing that I was going to be the person doing it,” Ready said.
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- 3/25/2023
- by Sarah Shachat
- Indiewire Television
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