Netflix "Don't Look Up" To Be Filmed At Conley Terminal

Netflix Productions' feature film "Don't Look Up" returns to South Boston. This time the movie will be set at Massport's Conley Shipping Terminal.

Filming will take place Wednesday, January 27, 2021.

The crew will be parking at the Channel Center Garage and catering will take place at Artists For Humanity.  

There will be no two hour parking on West 1st street from 7 am to 7 pm starting Tuesday, January 26 through Thursday, January 28th. Parking will be restricted on the Medallion Avenue side of A Street Park on Wednesday, January 27th from 7am to 7 pm.

Parking restrictions will also be in effect for 300' area outside of Conley Terminal on Summer Street in the vicinity of Elkin Street.

Netflix "Don't Look Up" To Be Filmed At Artists For Humanity

In case you missed the film crews around Melcher St, Netflix Productions will be continuing to film scenes for their feature film, DON'T LOOK UP, in the neighborhood. This time filming will take place in Artists For Humanity at 100 West 2nd Street.  

Filming is scheduled to take place on Monday, January 4th and Tuesday, January 5th.

There will be parking restrictions in effect starting Monday, December 28th through Friday, January 8th for prep, shooting and wrap. Equipment trucks will be parking on the following streets:

Monday, December 28 to Saturday, January 2 & Wednesday, January 6 to Friday, January 8

• W. 2nd Street @ Bolton St

Monday, December 28 to Friday, January 8

• W. First Street (A St to Medallion)
• Medallion Ave (W. 1st to Richards)

Sunday, January 3 @ 4pm through Tuesday, January 5 @ 11pm

• W. 3rd Street @ A Street
• W. 2nd St (A St. to B St.)
•  A Street (Iron to Mt. Washington Way)

PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE “NO PARKING” SIGNS WILL BE POSTED IN THESE AREAS & THE CORRESPONDING TIMES.

If you have any questions or concerns (deliveries, construction, etc.) please feel free to email dlulocations@gmail.com or call us at 781-269-1573 (leaving your name and contact info). 

On behalf of the crew, we would like to thank you for your consideration, and we look forward to filming in your neighborhood.

-  “Netflix Productions” Locations Department

Netflix Filming "Don't Look Up". Do Move Your Car.

updated 11/27/20: Filming rescheduled to Saturday, December 5, 2020 with parking restrictions in effect December 4th, December 5th and December 7th. There will be no work occurring on Sunday. 

A new Netflix feature film titled DON'T LOOK UP (directed by Adam McKay and starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence) is filming in the neighborhood. At Bastille Kitchen on Melcher Street to be exact. 

There will be parking restrictions in effect from Friday, December 4th, Saturday, December 5th and Monday, December 7th on Melcher Street, A Street and Summer Street to cover prep, shooting and the wrap. The filming will take place on December 1st.    

PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE “NO PARKING” SIGNS THAT WILL BE POSTED IN THIS AREA & CORRESPONDING TIMES

Filming Location: Bastille Kitchen at 49 Melcher St.

24 Hour Parking Restrictions for Prep, Film, Wrap (12/4, 12/5 and 12/7):

• Melcher St - South side only (A Street to Necco St)
• A Street- (Melcher St to Necco St)

24 Hour Parking Restrictions for Filming date Saturday, December 5:

• Melcher St - North side (meters in front of Blue Dragon)
• Melcher St - South side (Necco St to #27 Summer St)
• Summer St- South side (#273 to #287 Summer St)
• A Street - West side only (meters Binford St to Iron St)

Please Note: Netflix Productions is offering Displaced Resident Parking at the Necco St Garage at 10 Necco St for any Fort Point resident that has a valid South Boston Resident Sticker. Please email dlulocations@gmail.com with your name and contact information and they will get back to you. 

Furthermore, if you have any questions or concerns (deliveries, construction, etc.) please feel free to email dlulocations@gmail.com or call  781-269-1573 (leaving your name and contact info). 

On behalf of the crew we would like to thank you for your consideration as we look forward to filming in your neighborhood.- The “Don’t Look Up” Locations Dept.