Landman has officially started filming its third season, with cameras rolling Friday as production gets underway on the next installment of the Paramount+ series.

Created by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, the drama centers on the oil industry in West Texas and the people caught between the massive financial opportunities and the dangerous risks that surround the business. Billy Bob Thornton leads the cast as Tommy Norris, a crisis manager who navigates the often chaotic world of oil production. Norris deals with corporate power struggles, family pressures, and the personal toll that comes with managing crises in an industry defined by high rewards and equally great dangers.

The series has built a strong following by combining the realities of the Texas oil patch with family drama, corporate battles and the human consequences of life in a high-stakes business. Its success has helped establish Landman as one of Paramount+’s most prominent original series. Season 3 will pick up after the events of the second season and continue the stories of Norris and the larger ensemble of characters.

While specific plot details for the new season remain under wraps, the beginning of filming confirms that production is officially moving forward. The announcement gives fans their first major indication that the wait for new episodes is underway. As cameras roll, more details about the returning cast, storylines, and eventual premiere date are expected to emerge.

For viewers who have followed the series, Friday’s start marks the beginning of the next chapter for Tommy Norris and the characters navigating the unpredictable, high-pressure world of West Texas oil