Finally, a picture that contains some info about the film (aside from Neve Campbell’s hair) has been snapped. Hit the jump to get a small detail on just what Sidney Prescott has been up to!

Before The Trailer got this and a whole bunch of other set pics, but the one below is probably the most interesting. It’s a poster for a book signing by one Sidney Prescott, for her memoir, “Out of Darknes: A True Story of Survival”.

Picture courtesy by @NancyODell

Today is the day that Screamers across the globe have been anticipating for more than a decade: cameras will officially roll on the set of Scream 4.

Rejoice!

Of course, it looks like someone may have called “Action!” just a bit early. On Friday, Access Hollywood host Nancy O’Dell tweeted the first on-set pictures from the film—including one with actress Neve Campbell. O’Dell, who had cameos in both Scream 2 and Scream 3, noted that she will be playing—what else?—a TV reporter in the newest installment of the franchise, set to hit theaters on April 15, 2011.

While it’s a bit early for speculation, Scream Franchise Examiner would hasten a guess that O’Dell’s character lands an interview with Campbell’s Sidney Prescott, said to be well-known author in the film, which takes place ten years after the events of Scream 3.

For those wondering just where the action will take place, On Location Vacations reports that Scream 4 is filming on Varsity Drive in Ann Arbor, Michigan, where the production crew is said to have taken over several buildings in the industrial park located there.

The director also confirmed that Scream 4 will likely turn into a trilogy.

“There’s three. I am contracted for 4, 5 and 6, but the deal for 6 is not done. I mean I pitched three films
. The story is about returning to Woodsboro; and Scream 5 – knock on wood, if we actually get to it, because 4 has to be good in order for us to make a 5 – 5 will be a continuation of 4, but 4 is its own movie. It has a beginning, a middle and its own ending, which will be satisfying hopefully. It has a beginning, middle and end and 5 has a beginning, middle and end; it’s just a continuation of the lives of all the people that live in 4. I can’t start giving 5 away – that gives up too much of 4.”

The amazingly of it it’s MovieWeb pointed Neve as starring in Scream 5. It would be possible?

Scream 4 comes to theaters in April 15, 2011. Scream 5 are under development.

According to the Freep, which verified the information with Dimension Films, shooting will take place in and around Ann Arbor in June.

Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette are all confirmed to be starring in the fourth installment of the horror series.

Like the three movies before it, “Scream 4″ will be produced by Dimension Films, written by Kevin Williamson and directed by Wes Craven.
When the announcement was made earlier this week that “Scream 4″ was in the works, Craven said he’s looking forward to working with the original cast members, as well as som new young ones.

March 23, Entertainment Weekly: “Working with Courteney, David, and Neve was a blast ten years ago and I’m sure it will be again. Kevin is right on his game with the new script — the characters and story crackle with energy and originality — to say nothing of some of the most hair-raising scares I’ve seen in a script since… well, since the original Scream series. Let me at it.”

“Scream 3″ was released in 2000. “Scream” and “Scream 2″ came out back to back in 1996 and 1997.

That’s the question Devin Faraci at CHUD is asking. Sources tell him Jamie Kennedy may be returning in some capacity to join returning cast members Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette for Scream 4.

But since Randy got sliced and diced in Scream 2, how will Kennedy’s return be possible? Faraci has a few theories.

With the script done, by Kevin Williamson, the latest sequel helmed by Wes Craven is currently location scouting in Michigan. Filming begins this summer. Dimension hopes to have it in theaters on April 15, 2011.

“To have [Neve Campbell as] Sydney back – well, I was always holding out hope, because the script is about Sydney, Gale [Courteney Cox] and Dewey [David Arquette],” Williamson tells iF Magazine. “The story for SCREAM Four, Five and Six – the launching pin of that was four, which is those three characters. But I found out originally when [Campbell] declined, I had to reroute it and that put all the onus on Gale and Dewey to carry the whole story, and that was me thinking fast on my toes, but luckily, we got her, I don’t have to do that, I can do it exactly the way I wanted and the story’s going to be told the way I originally conceived it. I’ve been contracted to write four and five.”

Wes Craven will direct working from a script by Kevin Williamson, and Campbell, David Arquette, and Courteney Cox Arquette will all reprise their roles along with a group of younger actors, or as we like to call them … fresh meat.

“Yes, Wes [Craven] is in, Neve [Campbell] is in, everyone is in,” Arquette said. The lovely Cox didn’t sound as sure however.

“I know they’re trying to make that work,” she said, referring to bringing the “Nightmare on Elm Street” creator back on to direct. “They’ll make it work,” she said, quickly adding “I hope.”

The two seem excited to get back to their “Scream” roles. It’s not only a high-profile gig; the happily married couple also met while shooting “Scream.” It’s no surprise that they’re game to go back for more.

“I can’t wait to do another ‘Scream,’” David told us. Soon enough. If all goes according to plan, the cameras will start rolling sometime in April.

Source: MTV Blog

According to Williamson, “The fourth one is an ensemble. It’ll take place right now, 10 years later, and it’s going to take place in Woodsboro. We’ll have our three main characters [Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and David Arquette] will indeed be returning for Scream 4.and we’ll be introducing several more. We’ll also be introducing a little group, a little ensemble of new cast members. That’ll take us through the next three.” No confirmation on whether Wes Craven will return as director.

The poster art and tagline was released in time for the American Film Market. Rumours are swirling that the films will be targeted at a younger audience than the first three which would probably mean a PG-13 rating (the first one was rated R). Will this open the series up to a wider audience or will it only alienate horror fans ensuring the quick death of the revival? Only time will tell.