Echo
Genre
Created byMarion Dayre
Based on
Starring
ComposerMato Wayuhi
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
Production
Executive producers
Production locationAtlanta metropolitan area
Cinematography
Editors
  • Joel Pashby
  • Amelia Allwarden
Production companies
Original release
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Echo is an upcoming American television miniseries created by Marion Dayre for the streaming service Disney+, based on the Marvel Comics character of the same name. It is intended to be the tenth television series in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) produced by Marvel Studios, sharing continuity with the films of the franchise and is a spin-off from the series Hawkeye (2021). It sees Maya Lopez return to her hometown where she must come to terms with her past, reconnect with her Native American roots, and embrace her family and community. Dayre and Amy Rardin serve as head writers and Sydney Freeland leads the directing team. The series is also produced by 20th Television.

Alaqua Cox reprises her role as Maya Lopez / Echo from Hawkeye, with Vincent D'Onofrio, Chaske Spencer, Tantoo Cardinal, Graham Greene, Cody Lightning, Charlie Cox, Devery Jacobs, and Zahn McClarnon also starring. Development of the spin-off began by March 2021, with Etan and Emily Cohen attached as head writers, and Alaqua Cox confirmed to be returning. The series was formally announced in November 2021, when Dayre was revealed to be serving as head writer, with Freeland set to direct by March 2022. Filming occurred from late April to late August 2022, taking place in the Atlanta metropolitan area including Atlanta, Peachtree City, Social Circle, and Grantville, Georgia. In May 2022, Marvel revealed further cast members and that Catriona McKenzie would also direct for the series, while Rardin's involvement was revealed in September.

Echo is scheduled to be released in its entirety simultaneously on Disney+ and Hulu on January 10, 2024, and will consist of five episodes. It will be Marvel Studios' first television release to debut on Hulu and to receive a TV-MA rating. It will be part of Phase Five of the MCU and the first series under the "Marvel Spotlight" banner.

Premise

Following the events of Hawkeye (2021) in New York City, Maya Lopez returns to her hometown in Oklahoma, where she must come to terms with her past, reconnect with her Native American roots, and embrace her family and community.[1][2]

Cast and characters

Episodes

No.TitleDirected byWritten by [10]Original release date [3]
1TBASydney Freeland[11]Marion Dayre and Josh Feldman & Steven P. Judd and Ken KristensenJanuary 10, 2024 (2024-01-10)

The series will consist of five episodes,[12] with Freeland directing other episodes of the series along with Catriona McKenzie.[1] The writers for the fourth episode are Kristensen, Feldman, and Chantelle Wells, while the writers for the fifth episode are Amy Rardin, Judd, Ellen Morton, and Wells.[10]

Production

Development

In December 2020, Alaqua Cox was announced as having been cast as the Marvel Comics character Maya Lopez / Echo in Marvel Studios' Disney+ series Hawkeye (2021).[13] By March 2021, Marvel Studios was in early development on a spin-off from Hawkeye centered on Cox's Lopez for Disney+, with Etan Cohen and Emily Cohen set to write and executive produce.[14] During the Disney+ Day event in November 2021, the series was officially announced as Echo,[15] and Marion Dayre was serving as head writer by then instead of the Cohens.[16] Amy Rardin would also join the series to serve as head writer alongside Dayre.[3][17][4] Bert & Bertie, who directed the Hawkeye episode "Echoes" in which Lopez is introduced, did not believe they would be involved with the spin-off series and felt it would be appropriate for someone in the Native American community to further tell the character's story.[18] In March 2022, Sydney Freeland shared a casting call on her Instagram page, indicating her involvement in the series as a director.[19] Marvel Studios confirmed Freeland as a director in May, while also announcing that Catriona McKenzie would direct episodes of the series.[1] Freeland directs the first episode and others.[11][1] Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige, Stephen Broussard, Louis D'Esposito, Brad Winderbaum, Victoria Alonso, and Richie Palmer serve as executive producers along with Dayre, Jason Gavin, and Freeland, while Rardin is a co-executive producer.[12][20] 20th Television also produces the series.[17]

Writing

A writers' room for the series had been formed by the time development of the project was revealed in March 2021.[14] In addition to Dayre and Rardin, writers for the series include Josh Feldman, Steven P. Judd, Ken Kristensen, Chantelle Wells, and Ellen Morton.[10] Other writers who were believed to have worked on the series include Shoshannah Stern, Rebecca Roanhorse, Bobby Wilson, Jason Gavin, Dara Resnik, Jessica Mecklenburg, Kaitlyn Jeffers, and Paloma Lamb.[21] At least two episodes had been written by mid-February 2022, while writing for the other episodes was still continuing. Location manager Ryan Schaetzle said the story would focus on a small town.[22] Marvel said the series would explore the consequences of Lopez's actions in Hawkeye and reveal her origin story.[1] Lopez's Indigeneity is reimagined for the MCU, having her be a member of the Choctaw tribe in Oklahoma rather than being from the Blackfeet Nation as in the comics. Freeland explained that the visuals in the comics "amounted to a 'hodgepodge' of imagery that made for a 'muddied' and ultimately inauthentic backstory for the character". She described the series as an exploration of trauma.[3] Matt Murdock / Daredevil's inclusion in the series sees him searching for a former ally, which has been reported to be Jessica Jones.[5]

Borys Kit of The Hollywood Reporter described Echo as "a grounded crime story",[23] while his colleague Aaron Couch compared its tone and footage to Daredevil (2015–2018), Breaking Bad (2008–2013), and John Wick (2014), calling it "Marvel's version of a cable drama rather than an MCU streaming series".[24] The series is the first Marvel Studios project to receive a TV-MA rating, which executive producer Brad Winderbaum called "a new direction for the [Marvel Studios] brand". Freeland added that this rating allowed the characters to be shown as "people", ones that "bleed, they die, they get killed and there are real consequences".[3] Freeland drew inspiration from Marvel's Netflix television series Daredevil and The Punisher (2017–2019).[20] Winderbaum noted that the series would have "street-level stakes" that would be less focused on the larger MCU narrative,[25] with Freeland stating it was "not the fate of the universe" but "the fate of family". Much of the series is set after the events of Hawkeye while also exploring a "seismic event" in Lopez's family history and how that leads her towards Wilson Fisk / Kingpin.[3]

Casting

Alaqua Cox was expected to reprise her role in the series with the reveal of its development in March 2021,[14] which was confirmed with the series' official announcement in November 2021 for Disney+ Day.[15] By August 2021, casting for the series was underway, with Marvel Studios looking to cast deaf Native American or Latinx women.[26] In April 2022, Vincent D'Onofrio and Charlie Cox were revealed to be involved with the series, reprising their roles as Wilson Fisk / Kingpin and Matt Murdock / Daredevil from prior MCU media.[27][28] By the end of the month, Devery Jacobs was cast in an undisclosed role, reported to be a lead of the series named Julie, which Deadline Hollywood described as "resilient and strong willed".[8] In May 2022, Marvel confirmed Jacobs's casting and announced that Chaske Spencer, Tantoo Cardinal, Cody Lightning, and Graham Greene would also star in the series,[1] with Zahn McClarnon reprising his role as Echo's father William Lopez from Hawkeye.[9][1] Charlie Cox and D'Onofrio were confirmed to be returning for the series in July 2022.[5] In September 2023, a United States Copyright Office filing for the series revealed that Spencer was playing Henry, Cardinal playing Chula, Greene playing Skully, Lightning playing Cousin Biscuits, and Jacobs playing Bonnie.[7]

By April 2022, Marvel Studios was looking to cast background performers and extras, particularly Native Americans, for two waves of filming. The first group of around 30 people would portray a "core group" of townspeople,[29] while background casting for actual powwow dancers and singers occurred to give the series an additional level of authenticity.[30][3]

Design

Stacy Caballero serves as the costume designer for the series,[27] after previously working on the MCU films Thor: Ragnarok (2017) and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) as an assistant costume designer.[31]

Filming

Principal photography began on April 21, 2022,[32] throughout the Atlanta metropolitan area, in Atlanta,[33] and was set to occur along the Great Walton Railroad in Social Circle, Georgia that month,[34] with Freeland and McKenzie directing.[1] Cinematographers include Kira Kelly for Freeland's episodes,[11] and Magdalena Gorka.[35] The series was filmed using the working titles Grasshopper and Whole Branzino.[33][36] Filming was also set to occur in and around Peachtree City, Georgia from late April to late August 2022.[37] Filming was previously expected to begin in February 2022,[26] as well as in early April.[33] Filming establishing shots for two episodes took place in Grantville, Georgia from May 16 to 20, on various streets in the town, the Grantville water tower, and Bonnie Castle.[22] Filming outside Atlanta occurred with the first group of extras around June 1, with the second group for three weeks in July,[29] and with the dancers and singers extras for around two-to-three weeks in July.[30] Filming occurred over 92 days,[38] and wrapped on August 26, 2022.[39] The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma along with advisers from the organization IllumiNative were consulted on the representation of Choctaw culture, legends, and history portrayed in the series.[25] Freeland worked to ensure her close-up shots included actors signing, with many on the crew taking American Sign Language classes.[3]

Post-production

In May 2023, Jeff Sneider of Above the Line reported that the series was originally filmed as eight episodes and, after various production issues, had been found by Feige to be "unreleasable". Discussions were then had about possibly editing what had been filmed into four or six episodes during post-production, before it was ultimately decided to reshoot much of the series.[40] The series ultimately consists of five episodes.[12] Due to the series' grounded story, it was reported as having fewer visual effects compared to Marvel Studios' other series.[23] Joel Pashby and Amelia Allwarden serve as editors on the series.[41][42]

Music

By February 2023, Mato Wayuhi was working on the score for the series.[43]

Marketing

Alaqua Cox, D'Onofrio, Jacobs, Greene, Cody Lightning, Chaske Spencer, and Feige presented the first footage of the series in a first-look video at the D23 Expo in September 2022,[44][4] which included subtitles. Wilson Chapman of Variety highlighted many scenes featuring Echo "kicking ass" and of the Native American people, and the appearance of Vincent D'Onofrio's Kingpin with an eyepatch.[4] Aidan Kelley from Collider said the footage perfectly set up the series' tone and made it clear that Lopez's Native American heritage would be prominent throughout. Kelley also said the footage showed Lopez being "a total badass with an incredible performance from Alaqua Cox who just exudes charisma without uttering a single word".[45] The first trailer was released on November 3, 2023.[3] Michael McWhertor at Polygon called the footage "shockingly violent" and pointed out its inclusion of a brief Daredevil cameo.[46] Later that day, the first two episodes were screened at the District area of the Choctaw Casinos & Resorts in Durant, Oklahoma, with Freeland also participating in a Q&A. The MOWA Choctaw Cultural Center also began one of the Choctaw Nation's largest annual powwows to promote the series and celebrate National American Indian Heritage Month.[25][47]

Release

Echo is scheduled to be simultaneously released in its entirety on Disney+ and Hulu on January 10, 2024,[3] and will consist of five episodes.[12] The series will be the first Marvel Studios series to release all of its episodes at once, as the studio's previous series were released weekly.[48][49] Echo will be available on Hulu until April 9, 2024.[46] The series was originally scheduled to be released in mid-2023,[50] before Dayre stated in December 2022 that the series would likely be released around a year from then, indicating a late 2023 premiere,[51] which Marvel Studios subsequently announced as November 29, 2023,[52] before it was delayed in September 2023 to the January 2024 slot.[53] It is expected to be part of Phase Five of the MCU,[50] and the first series released under the "Marvel Spotlight" banner.[25]

Future

In November 2022, D'Onofrio stated that Echo would lead into the events of the Disney+ series Daredevil: Born Again, with D'Onofrio and Charlie Cox reprising their respective roles as Wilson Fisk / Kingpin and Matt Murdock / Daredevil.[54]

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