'Twilight' producer Wyck Godfrey reveals 'Breaking Dawn' will be filmed in Louisiana and Vancouver

Wyck Godfrey, in an interview with Collider.com's Steve Weintraub, finally put the filiming location issue with The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn to rest.

He explained that the filming locations for Breaking Dawn will be split between Louisiana and Vancouver and that the "great tax credits" Louisiana currently offers filmmakers are a part of the decision to shoot a portion of the film there.
So, chances are, the exterior sequences would have to be in Vancouver for continuity purposes (at least, those which have appeared in The Twilight Saga: New Moon and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse), but other interior scenes and new exterior locations might be suited for Louisiana filming.
He also talked about the potential for Breaking Dawn to be filmed in 3-D, noting that the possibility is being discussed but that if it is to be chosen, it would be shot in 3-D and not converted.
Godfrey also explained that post-Breaking Dawn, fans could finally get an "ultra" DVD set with all five films put together into a five-disc set . . . at least, that's an option being thrown around with the studio.