Filming is a pain. But I do love seeing beautiful cinematography.
We had a film crew on our street once, they'd rented a house to be part of a series. We were asked not to use the street if we could help it during filming, which was a little inconvenient but generally I accommodate where I can.
Then on the second day I was walking home and one of the film crew asked me and another woman and our 5 kids ranging from 6 months to 7 years to wait while they filmed a scene. So we did, the 5 yr old didn't really understand and was asking quite loudly, as 5 yr olds do, why. The film crew person hissed, loudly and a bit nastily, at the other woman to keep her child quiet, kid got shocked and tripped over the root of a tree he'd been hanging around, scratching his arm and burst into tears. Crew member then barked "you need to keep him quiet, they're filming" . So I said we didn't "need" to do anything and proceeded to walk down the street, talking loudly and swinging my bags. I didn't modify my behaviour at all after that and they just had to stop filming if I wanted to go out or come back in the middle of a take.
You could try and find out the schedule and take a lot of very modern stuff with you (do you have a drone?).
Really, YANBU to be annoyed. Especially if it makes it obvious where the beauty spot is and you get inundated with tourists. But if they aren't messing you around, you'd be unreasonable to mess them around. (I wouldn't be moving my van if it put me out, they can digitally remove it).