HBO's The Last of Us has entered a four-week production hiatus during filming of its third season, according to updated records in British Columbia's production directory. The pause began on 1 June and is scheduled to continue until 28 June, temporarily halting work on the acclaimed post-apocalyptic drama in Vancouver.
The production is operating under the working title Calm Current and began filming on 2 March. Current listings continue to show a projected wrap date of 27 November, indicating that the hiatus has not altered the season's overall production timetable. The British Columbia production directory lists the project as being on 'HIATUS – JUN 1 – JUN 28'.
