What’s Next for the ‘Off Campus’ Cast After Wrapping Season 2? Their Upcoming Projects
Off Campus Season 2 has wrapped! The next chapter of the Elle Kennedy adaptation began shooting quickly after Season 1‘s premiere in May, and filming came to an end on September 23. Though we still have a ways to go before the cast reunites to promote the Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis-focused season, most of the actors are staying busy until then. Quite a few have already been attached to other feature films and TV projects.
Ella Bright, Stephen Kalyn, and Belmont Cameli are some of the stars making the jump to the big screen. The latter two, for instance, are set to star opposite Sydney Sweeney in two separate projects. Others like Charlie Evans are set to reprise their roles in successful TV dramas that’ve already finished filming. While you wait for news of Season 2’s release date, find out what you can watch the Off Campus cast in next.
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Stephen Kalyn
Upcoming projects: The Housemaid’s Secret
Kalyn is trading the small screen for the silver one after he finishes leading Off Campus Season 2 as Dean Di Laurentis. The Housemaid’s Secret, a sequel to the 2025 film starring Sydney Sweeney, arrives in December 2027. Production will start this fall, so it seems Kalyn won’t have much of a break between filming Off Campus and the thriller. Kalyn plays Brock, the new lawyer boyfriend of Sweeney’s character.
Mika Abdalla
In terms of film and TV projects, Mika Abdalla‘s next move after wrapping Off Campus Season 2 isn’t known. The Allie breakout star does, however, have a short film coming out in the near future. From director Armen Antranikian, In the Flesh follows a couple who opens their relationship and cracks begin to form. In the more immediate future, the actress is walking in Paris Fashion Week for L’Oréal.
When Vogue India asked her about her plans during a September 1 interview, Abdalla said she wants to do “more behind-the-scenes work. Whether it’s through producing, writing or directing, I want to get back into film; that’s always been my passion.”
Ella Bright
Upcoming projects: Gable, Narcs
Bright is making the jump from TV to film, too. On August 21, Deadline broke the news that the Hannah Wells actress joined the cast of Gable, a biopic about Olympic wrestler Dan Gable. She’ll play his sister, Diane. Filming has reportedly already wrapped, but the movie likely won’t come out before Off Campus Season 2 premieres.
Next, Bright was announced as the lead of coming-of-age feature comedy Narcs. She’ll appear opposite How to Train Your Dragon star Mason Thames. The plot details aren’t known yet, though it is the directorial debut of John Phillips, who wrote No Hard Feelings and Good Boys.
Belmont Cameli
Upcoming projects: Barbershop, The Lottery, Hollow
Cameli is taking a turn from romance to comedy. First up is a guest appearance in Prime Video’s upcoming series Barbershop. It’s centered around Trav Porter (Jermaine Fowler), who follows in his grandfather’s footsteps as the owner of Calvin’s barbershop in Chicago.
Cameli has also been cast in comedic thriller The Lottery. The story revolves around five estranged childhood friends who reunite at a remote ski cabin, only for things to spiral when they discover that one of them is in possession of a $300 million lottery ticket.
On September 25, Deadline reported that Cameli was cast alongside Sydney Sweeney — yep, she’s working with two Off Campus boys — in Hollow. The film is an adaptation of Lindsey Anderson Beer’s debut novel, which comes out in fall 2027. It’s a reimagining of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow from the perspective of Katrina Van Tassel (Sweeney). Cameli will play Bones.
Antonio Cipriano
Antonio Cipriano doesn’t currently have any announced projects set for post-Off Campus Season 2, though he released a collaboration with musician Jamie Miller. Cipriano sings on a version of Miller’s “Babydoll” that was released on September 18. You can also expect Cipriano to lead a potential Off Campus Season 3, should the series get renewed.
India Fowler
Off Campus Season 2 newcomer India Fowler doesn’t have any projects coming up immediately after filming. Alongside Cipriano, she would lead a potential third season, providing it follows Elle Kennedy’s The Mistake. She plays Grace Ivers, who you can read up on ahead of her Season 2 debut.
Jalen Thomas Brooks
Upcoming projects: Thanksgiving 2
Tucker actor Jalen Thomas Brooks is anticipated to reprise his role in the sequel to horror film Thanksgiving. Director Eli Roth said earlier this summer that the script was finished, but there were production delays related to the cast’s busy schedules.
It isn’t known if Brooks will return to HBO medical drama The Pitt for Season 3, which is currently filming. In Seasons 1 and 2, Brooks had a recurring role as Mateo Diaz, an ER nurse. He moved to the night shift in Season 2 and didn’t have as much of a presence due to the fact that Off Campus Season 1 was filming at the same time.
Charlie Evans
Upcoming projects: Paradise Season 3
As Hunter Davenport is set to have a larger presence in Off Campus Season 2, what’s next for actor Charlie Evans? Prior to the hockey romance series, Evans appeared in Hulu’s sci-fi thriller Paradise, playing the son of the murdered U.S. president. He wrapped Paradise Season 3 filming earlier this year, before Off Campus Season 1 even premiered, so it shouldn’t be long before he returns to our screens.
Khobe Clarke
As his bestie Dean takes center stage, Beau Maxwell will play a big role in Off Campus Season 2. At the moment, Khobe Clarke doesn’t have any other announced projects. He’s credited on IMDb for a horror film called Debutantes, which began filming in July 2026, but Clarke’s involvement has yet to be confirmed officially.
