The music video for Kenny Chesney’s “Seven Days” is being filmed in Maine this week.

A crew of more than a dozen people was in Port Clyde on Tuesday to film a music video for Chesney’s song “Seven Days A Thousands Times,” which is on his new album, “Hemingway’s Whiskey.” Video producer Don Lepore tells the Bangor Daily News that the song is about the coast, lighthouses and the fall.

According to Tacklebox Films, the video is being filmed now to capture the New England Fall colors but won’t be out until next Fall:

Update – Kenny arrived in town Tuesday afternoon and is filming today:

The film crew with lights and portable heaters could be seen shooting on the breakwater during a beautiful Midcoast dawn over Rockland Harbor. A singer (Kenny) with an acoustic guitar could be seen performing on the rocks as the crew filmed, and music could be heard coming from the shoot.

Silva was there with a crew of about 20 from TackleBox Films out of Nashville. Don Lepore, the producer, was also on hand.

“We were looking for the small town feel of Maine, a fishing town,” Silva said. “It’s a beautiful area.”

Lepore said that on Oct. 12 they were shooting the story part of the video, using actors. Chesney was not in that part of the video.

They were filming on board the Capt’n Lee, owned by Roger Libby.

Craig Wilgus of St. George is playing the fishing boat captain in the video. Playing the fisherman who comes to work for him is Alexander Carroll of Los Angeles.

Wilgus said it was his first acting job. He said he got involved because the film crew is using a building he owns nearby. He has a landscaping business, he said.

Following the morning shoot, the crew went into town and had lunch at the Dip Net Restaurant. Port Clyde residents reported that Chesney came to the Dip Net later in the day and signed autographs.

View more photos from the shoot here.