Netflix's new TV film, 'Zero Day,' will be filmed in Tuckahoe, leading to excitement and temporary changes in the village. The filming is scheduled for Thursday and Friday, with significant road closures, especially on Friday evening.
On Thursday, filming starts at 7:30 AM in the western part of Depot Square, near Starbucks. This area will be closed until about noon. Traffic around Depot Square, including Main St and Columbus Ave, will face brief interruptions, possibly lasting a minute or two, to accommodate the filming.
Additional indoor filming on Thursday is not expected to significantly impact traffic flow, allowing for a relatively normal day for motorists and pedestrians in the area.
On Friday, the filming schedule will result in extended road closures. Main Street will be closed from Columbus Ave to Terrace Place from 8 PM to 1 AM. Cameron Place and Van Duzen Street will also be closed from 6 PM to 1 AM to support the production of 'Zero Day.'
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