Tell us about the times when trailers, cameras, stuntmen and celebrities have swarmed near you, and what you made of the bustle

One of the sure signs of summer is the mass dispersion of film and television production crews to cities and towns around the world. It can be exciting – and seriously increase the chance of spotting a celebrity – but it can also be disruptive. Take south Boston, where the filming of Black Mass means it’s 1982 again, crime boss Whitey Bulger’s back in town, and neighbours on Twitter have a lot to say.



For every person on Twitter fed up with the newfound inconveniences, there's one titillated by the temporary makeover.

So tell us: did Jaws show up in your sleepy town, or did One Tree Hill film in your home? Were you cast as an extra in an SVU episode? We want to hear how film crews have affected your neighbourhood, whether you've given up privacy, met a celebrity, lost your parking spot or been trampled by groupies. Share your story (and a photo!) of how a film or TV shoot has affected your daily life. We'll publish a selection of your responses on the Guardian.