BATMAN/SUPERMAN To Start Filming With Planned Shoots This Weekend In LA

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Not to long ago the writer for the upcoming Batman/Superman film, David Goyer, made mention that the film was much “further along” in production than anyone knew, and now if Latino Review is correct, the film is set to start filming this weekend.

Warner Bros. Pictures new untitled Superman/Batman project comes to film at East Los Angeles College Weingart stadium during halftime of the Oct. 19 Husky football game. 

Zack Snyder who directed films such as this past summer’s blockbuster “Man of Steel,” and other movies like “300,” “Watchmen” and “Sucker Punch,” directs the upcoming film. 

ELAC and Victor Valley College will kickoff the game at 6:30 p.m. At halftime, the stadium will transform into Gotham City University home stadium. 

Warner Bros. Pictures announced through a press release that Snyder and producers of the film are looking for people in the Los Angeles area, preferably ELAC students, to be extras for the upcoming film. 

The stadium will be made into the backdrop for a football game between Gotham City University and rival Metropolis State University. 

The first 2,000 people who sit in the filming area of the stadium will receive T-shirts designed by Snyder for those participating in the filming and prizes will be raffled throughout the night. 

The crowd will sport Gotham Citys colors, black and gold. 

The film will shoot three takes of three plays during halftime. The crew will be capturing the actors and crowd’s reactions.

While its true that this could just be another elaborate rumor, but unlike the ones that have come before, this one only has a few days to be proven wrong.

Batman/Superman is currently set for a Summer 2015 release.