Production on ‘Avatar 2’ officially resumes in New Zealand after coronavirus
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nme.comAvatar 2 in New Zealand after the country ended its coronavirus lockdown.The film’s crew, including director James Cameron and producer Jon Landau, were given special permission to fly to the country two weeks ago, despite New Zealand closing its borders in an effort to keep out coronavirus.They were just two of the 54 crew members who arrived on board a chartered Air New Zealand plane from Los Angeles at the end of May, before self-isolating for a fortnight.“This one production alone is going to hire 400 New Zealanders to work on it,” Landau told 1News. “We’re going to spend, in the next five months alone, over $70 million here.”He added: “The opportunities are immense.
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