The Boston Globe newsroom was transformed into the offices of The Boston Post this week while filming for the ABC Family pilot “Terminales” took place. The pilot will star Italia Ricci as a young Boston reporter. Read more about the pilot from the Names column

“Terminales” star Italia Ricci sat at a cubicle, waiting to film a scene, while actual Globe and Boston.com staff members worked around her.

Crewmembers went through the newsroom, turning ringers off phones to keep noise down.

The Globe’s Tom Winship room, where actual meetings are held, was filmed as the site of an editor’s meeting.

At this fake editors’ meeting, apparently Doughboy Donuts were on the menu.

A couple director’s chairs idled nearby.

Boston Post props and memerobilia, including this sticker, were put up all around The Globe’s offices.

Fake Boston Post newspaper fronts featuring the Red Sox’ 2004 World Series win were framed and hung.

A crew member painted the inside of an elevator, which will be used to film a scene in the “Terminales” pilot.

Upon closer inspection, the elevator isn’t real at all.

A fake “Boston Post” office memo posted on the bulletin board. If you look closely, you’ll see that the “memo” contains the text of Edgar Allen Poe’s “Annabel Lee.”

The Globe’s Tom Winship Room was transformed into the Boston Post’s conference room.

Another Boston Post front page seems to point to the capture of James “Whitey” Bulger.

A crew member covers up windows in another office where filming will take place.

The “Terminales” crew transformed this space into the office of the Boston Post’s editor-in-chief, with all-new furniture and props.

A meeting area was set up in the editor-in-chief’s office, with a whiteboard featuring “current articles,” also all props.

A few props on a desk in the editor-in-chief’s office.

A model sailboat, many volumes of books, and comfy furniture were featured in the editor-in-chief’s office.