Costume designer working on Game of Thrones series House of the Dragon

Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon appears to be heading towards production as a costume designer has hinted that work has started.

House of the Dragon may be one of the most anticipated shows in the next year or so. It’s set to take place 200 years before the original series and centres around the Dance of Dragons, a story written by George RR Martin about a Targaryen civil war.

It appears that production might well be on track too. Costume designer Jany Temime has given a hint towards the production and that she is working on the series.

Temime has worked on the Harry Potter series and the upcoming Black Widow and looks set to take her first step into the world of Westeros.

Posting to Instagram, the costume designer said: ‘Friday at Leavesden Studios amazing rainbow to cheer up our daily surroundings! A little glamour to finish the week.’

She then tagged the post with #gameofthrones.

This lines up with previous reporting that stated shooting was set for Leavesden Studios in Watford. Croatia and Morocco are also set to feature as locations.

While not exactly clear what part of the production process the House of the Dragon is in, work is being done on location. While filming may not have started yet, it appears preparation is well underway.

The series has been ramping up its casting of late too, bringing in Matt Smith, Olivia Cooke and Emma D’Arcy. Production is expected to start this year, and is said to be aiming for a 2022 release date.

Cooke recently explained the extensive auditions and six weeks wait to find out if she had the role.

House of the Dragon is expected to air sometime in 2022 on HBO Max.

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