Belmont Cameli Spills On His 'Off Campus' Season 2 Pay Bump & Show Future

The breakout lead of Prime Video’s latest college hockey obsession is shedding light on his bank account. Belmont Cameli has officially confirmed that his paycheck is getting bigger for the second chapter of *Off Campus*. During a joint sit-down conversation with ** alongside real-life NHL athlete Macklin Celebrini, the 28-year-old star addressed whether he received a salary boost following the show's spring debut. Cameli made it clear that taking on a television lead comes with financial perks as the series progresses. He explained that standard multi-year contracts automatically include incremental pay bumps from one season to the next. Cameli also pointed out that once a show establishes itself, cast members routinely head back to the bargaining table to renegotiate even higher rates down the line. ## Will there be a Season 2 of Off Campus on Prime Video The streaming drama is adapted from the wildly popular romance novels written by author Elle Kennedy. The storyline follows the high-stakes lives, intense rivalries, and complicated romances surrounding an elite university ice hockey program. The show hit the streamer in May and quickly captured the attention of book lovers and casual viewers alike. Season 1 focused heavily on the central romance between Cameli’s character, Garrett, and Hannah, played by Ella Bright. As the series moves forward into future installments, the narrative is set to shift focus to other players on the college roster, including Logan, portrayed by Antonio Cipriano. ## How many Off Campus books are there Beyond his immediate paycheck, Cameli dropped major hints about the long-term future of the Prime Video franchise. He revealed that Amazon acquired the rights to the author's entire literary universe several years ago, giving the adaptation plenty of room to expand. The main book series contains five individual novels, while a secondary spin-off series includes four additional books. That provides the streaming service with nine total books to pull storylines from if the TV adaptation maintains its viral popularity. Cameli shared his enthusiasm for sticking around the fictional campus for the long haul, noting that as long as audiences keep tuning in, the cast and crew hope to keep the series running for years to come.