The Star Netflix's new series House of Cards is perhaps the grandest scheme of many TV shows.

The production of the Netflix's House of Card's season 2 has been started to its gladly dedicated fans.

Recently actress Constance Zimmer tweeted about the timetable on the filming of the political drama, which has started two weeks before.

While the shooting area is confirmed as the same with the first season, which is Baltimore, it's still unsure whether Netflix will be posting all its episodes online at once.

In the first season, they took shooting and posted the episodes online, but season 2 Netflix is not sure about posting but, it confirmed the area of shooting, its Baltimore Area.

Writer Beau Willimon of the New York Times reported an elaboration about the unorthodox approach to the show. "We approached this creativity as a 13-hour movie. Knowing we had two full seasons in advance, I didn't feel the pressure to sell the end of each episode with the superficial cliffhangers or shock tactics in order to keep coming back, in order to jack up the ratings week to week."

He also added in his tweet about the crew that they are currently in the middle of production. The schedule is very tight and they need to have a good sense of what we're shooting, said Willimon.

Still the release date is unpredictable, but a report from iDigital Times says that Netflix is currently in the midst of sorting out an air date for "House of Cards" season 2 in order to avoid conflict with its next project, according to Arrested Development.

However, according to the reports, in a meantime, stay tuned with Netflix, the trailer for the series will likely arrive sometime before the end of the year.