The Sopranos are filming in Boonton, New Jersey which is supposed to be a fictional town in New Hampshire.

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The Sopranos are filming in Boonton, New Jersey which is supposed to be a fictional town in New Hampshire. The episode name is
Live Free or Die" the state motto of New Hampshire.

	This is the dinner, located on Main Street, Booton, New Jersey The Sopranos are filming at.
They have the lighting set up on a sissor lift, which gives me the impression they will be filming into the night hours.
	Joseph R. Gannascoli, who plays the character of Vito Spatafore, never struck me as an avid golf player.
What the crew is doing is carrying a large white screen which helps with the consistancy of lighting. Because of the sun's position during the day, the available natural light can change, using a screen like this is for consistancy. No matter what time they film during the day, light wise it will be the same.
	Joseph R. Gannascoli
One of the trucks in the dinner parking lot has this sign on it's door. New Hampshire is known as the "Granite State". It appears that The Sopranos are using the New Jersey town of Booton as a location in New Hampshire.
	This delightful little shop was used as part of the filming earlier in the day before I arrived.
Looks like Vito is looking for balls to play golf with.

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