Atlanta was once again transformed into the Capitol of Panem for the filming of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay."

Jennifer Lawrence was spotted filming some pivotal scenes from the final "Hunger Games" film in Atlanta, Ga. recently, according to Perez Hilton.

She was spotted filming a scene in the Capitol in front of President Snow's house, surrounded by other Capitol citizens. (Those who read the books will know what scene Lawrence was filming.)

Fellow "Hunger Games" star Jena Malone, who plays Johanna Mason, posted a picture last week of herself on Instagram in full Johanna makeup.

Malone, 29, released the photo this week with a message about the upcoming "Mockingjay" film.

"Johanna Mason self portrait in the bathroom of my trailer. On the set of Catching fire. So excited for the next two installment. When the world turns completely upside down :)" Malone captioned the photo.

Meanwhile, Julianne Moore, who plays President Alma Coin in the upcoming film, recently said that her role comes with a "huge responsibility to the book."

"There are some things that have been written that the fans are adamant be there," Moore told Digital Spy. "We're taking that responsibility very seriously."

Moore, who is currently stared with Liam Neeson in the thriller "Non-Stop," felt her experience playing Sarah Palin in "Game Change" did not influence her role as "Mockingjay's" stern president. "They don't have a whole lot to do with one another," she said.

"When you're playing a real person, all your research is really about how that person speaks and moves and is physically."

It was also recently announced that Robert Knepper, who has appeared on "Arrow," will be playing Antonius in "Mockingjay" part 1 and 2.

"The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 1" hits theaters nationwide on Nov. 21.