Millie Bobby Brown to spend 81 days filming in Atlanta

Millie Bobby Brown will spend 81 days in Atlanta filming a new movie for Netflix. The production schedule runs from November 30 to February 18.

The film is a romantic comedy titled Non-Refundable. Brown is set to star in the lead role and serve as a producer. Her on-screen partner will be Jack Innanen, who is known for his work on the FX series Adults.

The crew will work out of Cinespace Atlanta. This studio has been Brown’s primary filming location for nearly a decade due to her role in Stranger Things. Cinespace previously operated under the name EUE/Screen Gems before a change in ownership in 2023.

Details of the project were shared with members of IATSE 479, the local crew union. The information outlines the shooting schedule and the specific facilities where the work will take place.

Brown has lived in Georgia while continuing to build a film career there. Her recent projects include the Netflix series The Electric State, which wrapped in 2024. She also filmed the feature I’m in Love with a Church Lady in Georgia in 2025.

The star has expressed her preference for working in the state. She told the outlet that Atlanta feels like home. Brown noted that the local industry offers a supportive environment for production teams.

She mentioned that the city provides a variety of shooting locations. This includes both urban settings and rural landscapes. Brown said she appreciates the talent pool available in the area.

The production of Non-Refundable is part of a larger trend in Georgia’s entertainment industry. The state has seen a steady increase in film and television shoots over the past several years. The Georgia Film Office reported that the industry spent $2.3 billion in the state during the 2021-2023 period.

This spending supported over 12,000 jobs. The economic impact has made Georgia a top destination for major studios. Netflix, Amazon, and other streaming platforms have all committed to new projects in the region.