Netflix finishes filming Assassin’s Creed, series moves into post-production
A massive creative team is gearing up for the slated 2027 release.
The filming of Netflix's live-action adaptation of Assassin’s Creed has wrapped and the series is now entering post-production. After an announcement in 2020 and several changes of direction, the project was green-lit in July 2025. Cameras stopped rolling in Rome, making the planned 2027 release increasingly likely.
Creators and showrunners Roberto Patino (Westworld, Zero Day) and David Wiener (Halo, Homecoming) replaced Jeb Stuart, who left in early 2023, and are supported by Sanaz Toossi, Sam Reynolds, Daniel Goldberg and Tom Hemmings in the writers' room. Johan Renck directs the pilot, joined by Jeremy Podeswa and Helen Shaver. Among the department heads are production designer James Foster, costume designer Carlo Poggioli, cinematographer Laurent Tangy and visual effects supervisor Ian Corbould. According to a report from What's on Netflix, the series is aiming for 2027.