Yale -- already the site of some of the action taking place in the Elm City this summer -- will be adding lights and cameras to the mix when it welcomes a crew from Paramount Pictures June 28-July 5.
The crew will be filming the fourth installment of the "Indiana Jones" movie series on campus. The campus, which was chosen for its Gothic aesthetics, will provide the backdrop for several scenes in the movie, which is set in the 1950s.
All members of the Yale community are invited to observe the filming. No special access or identification will be required.
Several streets will be temporarily closed at various times during the filming, including College, Chapel, Elm, High and Wall streets, as well as Derby Avenue.
While individuals will not be prevented from getting to their destinations, they should expect periodic delays.
Anyone with questions or concerns should contact Lauren Thompson at (203) 432-8198 or at lauren.thompson@yale.edu.
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Acquisition to expand Yale's economic impact
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COMMENCEMENT 2007
With pomp, Yale celebrates its newest graduates
Baccalaureate Address
Honorary Degrees
Outstanding teachers and students are awarded prizes
Former Yale gallery director has been elected an alumni fellow
NASA administrator is appointed University's first CFO
'Lights, cameras and action!' come to campus
Delegations travel to Brazil and Mexico for alumni-hosted events
Initiative seeks to promote effective use of solar power
Air pollution is shown to harm pregnant woman
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE NEWS
Sleep apnea is linked to heart disease and diabetes
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Residents' work-hour reductions not harmful to patients, study says
New radio show offers information, support to cancer patients
Scientific symposium will honor renowned faculty member
Students' research on wood frogs is featured in Peabody exhibit
In Memoriam: Naturalist Charles L. Remington
Performances will showcase talents of young playwrights
New Yale website illustrates the history of slavery in Connecticut
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