Location Scout + Location Manager R. Richard Hobbs
“This awards gala honors our hard-working location managers whose main motto is ‘keep filming in California,’ ” said Sheri Davis, director of the Inland Empire Film Commission and awards co-chair along with Janice Arrington of the Orange County Film Commission and Pauline East of the Antelope Valley Film Office. …
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Jill Watt, a 25-year-old Cebuana, is the location scout that Bigfoot Entertainment has turned to for its latest feature, Tears From Afar. The film follows the story of a young Vietnamese woman who weds an American man with the expectation that he …
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The location managers behind Stage 6/Screen Gem’s “Fired Up” and Universal/Imagine’s “Frost/Nixon” tied for location manager of the year while the location team behind DreamWorks’ “Eagle Eye” took location team of the year, two of the top prizes at Sunday’s 14th annual California On Location Awards.
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Hot off the presses, the new nyc.locationscout.us promo is hittin’ the mail!
The photos on the card are from a location scouting job I did this summer in Red Hook, Brooklyn and a house from my locationfiles.com Locamundo location library in the Houses Locations Album (45953 Montclair, NJ); read more about this home here.
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…said they recently hosted a meeting where location managers, scouts and film-unit managers agreed on the need to set up a location guild.
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“The English Major” by Jim Harrison, (Grove Press, 255 pages, $24).
…Cliff takes a circuitous route to San Francisco to visit his gay son, a successful location scout in the film industry.
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LA Times | Articles | 2003 | January | 24 | Entertainment | Archive for Friday, January 24, 2003 | Film location scouts shoot for a look of authenticity | By Christopher Reynolds | January 24, 2003 in print edition E-1
Somewhere in that twilight between real and reel worlds, a customer sits back under a yellow bib as daylight spills across the worn floor of Harry’s, an urban American barbershop.
Yahoo! Search: LA Times articles location scouts
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There are so many locations in this film. Seventeen years I’ve been looking for these locations. It’s a location scout’s nightmare - or perhaps their dream. …
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The 13-year-old St. Louis Park actress spent two days in late September acting out her small role in the film set in her hometown but shot in locations throughout the Twin Cities. Piper worked at a set at the former school in Bloomington for her small role in a scene at a Hebrew school for “A Serious Man” directed by fellow St. Louis Park natives Joel and Ethan Coen.
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WomenInFilm.Dallas - Locations Scout Workshop | About the Workshop
The Workshop is a one-day course, taught by experienced Locations department professionals, that gives you the skills needed to hit the ground running and find locations for productions to shoot in Texas.
WHAT: Workforce Training Program - Locations Scout Workshop WHEN: Saturday, October 4th, 2008
Yahoo! Search: WomenInFilm.Dallas
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Famous Locations | FAQ | What is Famous Locations?
First and foremost Famous Locations is a site dedicated to movies created by people in the business and avid fans.
Built around a Wiki interface to empower our members to edit existing info, contribute info, photos and videos.
A selection of random movies and their locations.
Movie: My Cousin Vinny 1992, the famous locations where this movie was filmed.
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Movie: American Gangster 2007, the famous locations where this movie was filmed.
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Movie: 55 Days At Peking 1963, the famous locations where this movie was filmed.
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Movie: Atonement 2007, the famous locations where this movie was filmed.
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Movie: Star Trek The Experience Borg Invasion 4D 2004, the famous locations where this movie was filmed.
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Yahoo! Search: movie locations database
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Paso Robles Press | Top Stories | Film industry officials tour Paso?Robles locations | Posted: Monday, Sep 15th, 2008 | Josh Petray 9-16-08
Los Angeles-based location scout Stuart Raven Barter said the greatest appeal of Paso Robles is that, “It’s a it’s a little bit out of Los Angeles and yet not too far away; it has a lot of small town character with some appealing new development yet some traditional small town characteristic; [a] nice old downtown area that’s been taken care of and even sort of brought up to date in certain areas. It still has a lot of character buildings.”
Yahoo! Search: Paso Robles California
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“The challenges involved with making a film of this scale in this place are immense,” said the location manager, Phillip Roope, whose film credits include Superman Returns, The Beach and Tomorrow Never Dies. “We have our own water trucks, a grader for making roads and I think we must have hired every rental car in the Top End.” …
Your stubborn, do-it-yourself home revamping project could make you a star. TV producers are searching for homeowners in McDowell and surrounding counties to participate in a fairly new show, Renovation Realities, to be broadcast on the HGTV and DIY networks. We’re casting a wide net, looking all over western North Carolina, said Ellen Pfirrmann, a location scout for the project. They’ll be …
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Portfolio.com | Careers | Job of the Week | View Finder | Location Manager Michael Burmeister | by Michelle V. Rafter | Sep 7 2008
“Michael Burmeister can make Utah look like Antarctica and New Mexico resemble Mars. That’s just a day’s work for the location manager, who’s scouted locales for movies ranging from Tropic Thunder to the upcoming Terminator sequel.”
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"The frozen-food section of a local grocery store isn’t exactly the first place that leaps to mind when it comes to artistic inspiration.
But amid the Haagen-Dazs and TV dinners at Jons Supermarket on Glenoaks Boulevard, Tim Hillman is taking his best shot."
Yahoo! Search: location scouting LA
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Occasionally, I get emails asking how to get started in location scouting / location management. I am often suspicious that people that write these letters are looking for a way - ANY way - out of whatever it is they are currently doing (and potentially dislike) rather than actually being genuinely interested in the location services field - It’s a “real” job with lots of responsibility and very well not nearly as glamorous as you might have imagined.
Didja know the Location Department is the department in charge of making sure the trash gets carried away at the end of a shoot?
Also, let’s face it, I am a pretty easy target - a quick email requesting a free look into the crystal ball is a pretty cheap investment in a career and I am pretty easy to find.
… so how might anyone really know they want to be a location scout?
It’s almost like, if they did know, they wouldn’t be asking.
…but that’s just me, and as remote as it might be 
there is a distinct possibility that my thinking on this could be flawed.
That said, this is how things happenned for me:
I attended the Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale (AIFL) in Fort Lauderdale, FL and earned an Associate of Science Degree (AA) in Photography.
Also at the time, I, of course, had aspirations to become a world-famous, world-travelled, filthy-rich, rockstar commercial photographer. When the major ad agencies of the world and top-shelf design firms of the world didn’t beat a path to my door upon graduation, I set about trying to learn more about my craft in the “real” world, seeking work as a photo assistant in the Fort Lauderdale and Miami media markets. At the time I entered the workforce and with considerations toward the size of the market I was in, I found staff positions in short supply, however, there was a blooming market for freelance photo assistants, helped by a blossoming South Beach “media scene” (and of course the generally balmy year-round weather in the region, which includes incredible stretches of pleasant, dry weather in the winter…) being fueled strongly by the fashion industry (as well as interest by advertising and media of many other types…), renovations and rehabilitation of the Art Deco buildings in the South Beach area of Miami Beach and a general boomtown economic environment of South Florida at the time. Miami Vice was in production then. In addition to working with local photographers I had a great opportunity to work with a number of photographers and production companies from all over the world, including a number of European-based teams and teams from New York, southern California and Chicago, to name a few.
One of the photographers I worked with as a photo assistant in south Florida was a fashion advertising photographer from the New York City area, Tom Contrino. I worked as a local second assistant with Tom for two seasons and when his first assistant moved up the ladder to a photographer position in the still life area of the business back in New York City, I was offered an opportunity to move north to the New York City area and become Tom’s full-time, staff first assistant, which I accepted.
In addition to freelance location scouting and production coordination for photography (both of which I discovered very early on that I found very gratifying and enjoyable) once I went to work to work for Tom I had an opportunity to expand my experience in these areas and learn an enormous amount about what it takes to operate a successful commercial photography business from the inside out and on a day - to - day basis - in addition to jobs we produced for clients, which often at times included location scouting and production coordination, in addition to my regular duties on shoots as a camera assistant and lighting tech, I was soon handling many back end chores such as hiring extra assistants, invoicing, equipment rental / purchasing, insurance inventorying, promotion - it all rolls together in a busy photography business.
My tenure with Contrino Photography also offered me an excellent opportunity to travel and even tho I settled in New Jersey, in the New York City metro area, I travelled quite a bit with Tom for work back to south Florida, to California, New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado, Chicago, and other destinations around the U.S.
Eventually, after six years with Tom, it was, of course, time to move on and I became, once again, temporarily, a freelance photo assistant / production assistant, with aspirations AND experience needed to develop my own freelance location scouting / production business, working with photographer / director / producer clientele; subsequently, providing location services / locations for film / television / photo / events and production services for photography is what my current occupation consists of. Thru networking and marketing / promotion I have extended my location services beyond still photography to include video, motion picture and event clients.
The “new frontier” for me (when I started out there was no email / we photographed locations using print film and made manila paper location folders filled with panoramic photos made by taping together 4×6 color prints…) is HDRi and image-based lighting for digital imaging (still and motion) and I have an association with Q-spheres to this end.
I keep a running blog and online resume of sorts of jobs as I complete them which can be found at rrhobbs.us
My website and home page, nyc.locationscout.us is both a blog and resource for location services and production. Please spend some time on the FAQS page! Use the search page and web and dig around for results for relevant location scouting search terms.
Look on the sidebar, I can be found on most of the popular social networks (i.e. Twitter, Facebook, etc.)
Anyway, that’s how it’s happenned for me - there is no magic formula for entering and developing a successful location scouting career - everybody is different and in the beginning it is often difficult to tell what you are truly interested in personally and / or how / if you might be of problem-solving service to enough people to make a career for yourself. SO much is tied up in personalities, personal priorities and changing needs, business relationships, aptitude and developed skills. - You really may only THINK you want to become a location scout / location manager… The only sure way to find out is to get out there and start DOING.
I always tell aspiring newbie location scouts to look for film school student film projects and productions to work on - attending film school is an excellent background for a location scout, some grounding in filmmaking is a very neccesary prerequisite. Look for start up and no / low budget short films and movies to volunteer for - you get out what you put in - hell, even if you are “just” sweeping the floors, you still get to watch - and learn - you have to expect you are initially likely letting yourself in for a period of going hungry and still, somehow, making ends meet - you have to be generally resourceful, develop keen communication / negotiating and research skills and you have be willing to toot your own horn (without being annoying) - but as you learn and start becoming a problem solver - if you love your work and are good at it, it will show! - making someone’s life easier, they will tell their friends and associates - The rest is yours to discover and grow by.
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Rye and Battle (UK) Observer | TV man’s death blamed on film site clear-up | INQUEST TOLD OF EXPOSURE TO ASBESTOS | Published Date: 29 August 2008 | By Observer news | via Google News
“A TV production manager who worked on hit shows London’s Burning, Upstairs Downstairs and On The Buses died from asbestos poisoning he contracted while on set of another ITV show.”
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Yahoo! Search: asbestos poisoning
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This page updates regularly with excerpts of blog posts related to location scouting and location management for production for film / photo / video / television.
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This page updates regularly with excerpts of news related to location scouting and location management for production for film / photo / video / television.
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Location Scouting Management News | Google News+Yahoo News
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An ‘L’ of a good place to put a real Chicago theater
Chicago Tribune What location manager could resist that atmospheric shot of the pining actress Marion Cotillard, replete with rumbling, grumbling train? … |
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Stunning views of Fairfield captured in more than 200 photographs currently on exhibit at the Fairfield Arts Council can very well provide the settings for some compelling stories.
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Movies Filming in West Michigan This Summer
WZZM … for local production this summer, and that number is expected to grow. A producer from A Year in Mooring will be in the are next week for a location scout. |
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (WZZM)- Robert Duvall’s Tribes of October is set in a post-apocolyptic New York, but it’s being filmed in present day Grand Rapids.
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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (WZZM)- Robert Duvall’s Tribes of October is set in a post-apocolyptic New York, but it’s being filmed in present day Grand Rapids. The movie is one of many shooting in the area this summer thanks to the efforts of the West …
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HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE Michael Bay and his heroic Autobots and evil Decepticons are back at it again with this summer’s hit film “Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen,” and once again, two bases in southern New Mexico play important roles in the movie.
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It’s approved — $1 million is headed to McAlester. The money is federal stimulus dollars in the form of an Oklahoma Department of Commerce grant to help with the city’s efforts to bring a major firearms manufacturer to McAlester. With the $1 …
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Have you ever wandered the grounds of the former Missouri State Penitentiary thinking, “This would be a terrific place to shoot a movie!” Now you can channel your inner location scout by entering a contest hosted by the Missouri Film Commission and Missouri Life magazine.
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Pre-harvest maintenance pays dividends at grain elevators, too
Abilene Recorder Chronicle … should speed up receiving capacity almost two fold, getting growers’ trucks back to the field quicker,” said Drew Gerber, location manager for Talmage. … |
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Nicole Kidman filming at Bayside’s Papazzio
Queens Courier For Eddy Collyns, the film’s location manager, shooting in Bayside was a natural decision. “It’s got many different looks: the small homes, the big homes, … |
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Billings (MT) Outpost News | Features | Joliet movie company aims big | Written by Jennifer Mole, For the Outpost | Wednesday, 27 August 2008 | via Google News Alerts
“Montana filmmakers Martin Rogers and Isaac Marble aren’t letting their grass roots setting, far and away from Hollywood, keep them from reaching for the stars. The duo has just finished their first feature-length movie, filmed entirely in Montana, and it will be ready for distribution sometime next year.The film is titled, My Favorite Movie. Mr. Rogers wrote, directed and plays a small role in the film.
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Mr. Marble also has a small role, in addition to wearing many other hats in the making of the film. “I could call myself producer, line producer, unit production manager and location scout and any other positions that needed to be filled.”
Yahoo! Search: "My Favorite Movie" "Dream Team Cinema"
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Location Managers Guild of America | Concentric Circles Info | via P3 Update
“The March 1st opening reception for “Concentric Circles” at Beady Minces was a great success, attracting some 400 guests, an industry heavy crowd that included local City Council Member Bill Rosendahl. Thank you all for coming. Thanks to the sponsors, volunteers, and to Herman Hagan and Metro for making the exhibition possible.”
P3 Update | Home | News | Concentric Circles: Metro LA Revealed | Written by Dyana Carmella | Thursday, 08 May 2008
“On March 1 the Location Managers Guild of America (LMGA) hosted a reception: “Concentric Circles: Metro L.A. Revealed” at Beady Minces Gallery in Venice, Calif. More than 400 attendees circulated throughout the gallery, admiring the display of unique location photography. The event ? a result of collaboration between the LMGA and the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Metro) - demonstrated a compelling new way of looking at transportation systems throughout L.A.”
Yahoo! Search: Location Managers Guild America LMGA
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Carroll County (AR) News | Blogs | The Ubiquitous Pig | The Ogallala Blues | Daniel Krotz | Posted Tuesday, August 26, at 4:53 AM | via Google News Alerts
“…One person who does understand what we are doing is the very fine American writer Annie Proulx. In her novel, That Old Ace in the Hole, she comically and bawdily tells the story of Bob Dollar, a callow and hapless “secret location scout” for Global Pork Rind. The book is about how Bob slowly and only in due course discovers the environmental and human costs of manufacturing “pork units.” Along the way, Proulx treats us to a social and natural history of the panhandle that informs us about what is happening to the Ogallala–and how we can become wiser stewards of this great and not readily renewable resource.”
The Ubiquitous Pig by Daniel Krotz
Yahoo! Search: "Annie Proulx" "That Old Ace in the Hole"
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Hollywood Reporter | Made in New Mexico | By Chris Koseluk | Aug 21, 2008, 08:29 PM ET
“NEW MEXICO–Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger was feeling blue.
During a meeting last spring with New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, his Californian counterpart quipped, “You’re ripping off my movies.”
Related Content on Hollywood Reporter
Made in Georgia Made in Hawaii Made in California Q&A: Bill Richardson New Mexico’s economic incentives
Yahoo! Search: film "New Mexico"
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Wanderlust | Get Paid to Travel | How To Be A Location Scout | By Nick Ray
“What could be more exotic and more glamorous than scouting far-flung locations, trying to find the best places for Brad and Angelina to play out their latest blockbuster? There’s travel, five-star luxury, a healthy pay check and lots of beautiful people!
But with a job description like that, you know it’s going to be a hard industry to crack. You need to prove your expertise in a destination, and master the knack of finding inspirational realities that mirror the director’s vision. You need to be prepared for hard work and odd requests. And you need to be able to beat off the millions of other location-scout hopefuls.”
“Wanderlust is the UK’s leading magazine for independent-minded and adventurous travellers.”
Yahoo! Search: "Wanderlust Magazine"
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I am always curious who the other people out there in cyberspace are that are somehow associated with location scouting and location management for film / tv and photo, so I felt lucky to discover that Twitter has its own search engine now, search.twitter.
So… using the boolean search terms “location scout” OR “location scouts” OR “location scouting” OR “location manager” OR “location managers”, I came up this query to find Twitter tweets based on same.
What’s even kewler is Twitter provides an Atom feed for any query 
it’s aggregated below with the 10 most recent tweets that contain any of the search terms.
What is Twitter, anyway?
Wikipedia has the the following to say about Twitter:
“Twitter is a free social networking and micro-blogging service that allows its users to send and read other users’ updates (otherwise known as tweets), which are text-based posts of up to 140 characters in length.”
“Twitter, Inc. was born out of the offices of Obvious in March of 2006. We are located in the beautiful South Park neighborhood of San Francisco, California.”
had an interesting location scouting..hmmm oh well now lets go get that milkshake..
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | adeyus (Rodney A Roberts)
photoshoot next tues/thurs, I need to get my ass to the city and do some location scouting should change my roll of film too fuck.
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | milkred (milkred)
Santa Barbara: Production Assistants (PA’s), Gophers, Site Monitors, Location Scouts (Santa .. http://bit.ly/3YVHI #Jobs
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | craigslistjobs (Craigslist Jobs)
Going location scouting w/o a car, in a weather like this, is tortureeee.
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | preludetolife (Marjorie Teo)
On set! Just did renegade location scouting! Running in and out of a car into bodegas at night is super fun!
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | Heatherinaa (Heather Duggan)
Last night serene cycling round downtown. Today inspiring location scouting on the ocean. Now to movie with the mister.I love LA.
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | pinkospy (pinkospy)
Location scouting http://flic.kr/p/6BEaEg
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | Robotkarateman (Steve Keller)
http://twitpic.com/97lra - Went location scouting today, found two good ones, and got some good pics!
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | samanthabarnum (Samantha Barnum)
haunted condo update: we’ve planned to pose as either an indie film co. location-scouting or prospective condo-buyers to gain access. hehe!!
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | meowma (meowma)
IMM Location Scout today for August 15th/16th Shoot in Canberra
Source: "location scout" OR "location scouts" OR "location scouting" OR "location manager" OR "location managers" - Twitter Search | InspiredModels (Stewart Brooker)
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Harriman State Park, NY | Lonesome Pine
In addition to being a location scout for film, photo , video / tv, I am an ardent day-hiker. I hike on Sundays on a nearly weekly basis with a hiking club named Harriman Hikers and guess where we spend a lot of time hiking?
I have been hiking Harriman State Park, NY regularly for some time now; in addition to “busman’s holidays”, shooting areas of the park I think may have value as locations (Harriman State Park is a VERY film / photo - friendly park) I, of course, photograph for my own self-enjoyment and I must say, in a sort of sad, bittersweet sort of way the photograph of Lonesome Pine is one of my favorites. It’s just so sad and forlorn; the mountains and mist sort of add of the drama - no?
Yahoo! Search: "Lonesome Pine" "Harriman State Park NY"
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Yahoo Answers: In film, is there a difference between a location scout and a location manager? | and if so what is it that each of them do? | Jamie Starr
Best Answer - Chosen by Voters | By Mark M
“Yes, there is a difference. Location Scouts research various local and distant locations to meet the criteria of settings that are in the script.”
Yahoo! Search: location scout
Yahoo! Search: location manager
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