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Me on del.icio.us

I moved my links off this site to point to my links on del.icio.us | del.icio.us/rrhobbs after several years of trying ways to keep up with the the links I use regularly, to maintain them using various scripts and built in features of Wordpress (my site-building tool of choice), that del.icio.us proved to be the most efficient means.


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Redrafting of NYC MOFTB Rules

Lots of changes afoot at the New York City Mayor’s Office of Film, Theater and Broadcasting (MOFTB), begun this past year and likely to continue well into 2008 that involve a rewrite of many rules that include potential easing of some film permit requirements and other changes.


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locationmanager.net and location-scout.us

update 8/6/2008 / EVERYTHING has been moved to nyc.locationscout.us

  • locationmanager.net archives have moved to locationscout.us
  • location-scout.us has also moved to locationscout.us

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    Template for Recording Location Scouting Data

    I had seen this around on the web for a while, just getting around to posting about it:


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    BizBash Location Scout Archive

    BizBash, an event-planning resource website, has recently begun a series on its different city and regional websites, which include New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Florida and Toronto entitled BizBash Location Scout Archive (link is for New York- Location Scout Archive for other cities can be found under the “Venues” tab(s) on each city’s respective website).


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    For Sopranos Fans

    If you were (are?) a fan of the Sopranos (like me!), you might be very interested in this website (The Sopranos on Location) I found which has a theme based on the locations used for filming the aforementioned long-running and award-winning cable-tv series which aired new episodes beginning 1999 till June 2007.


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    Inbox Zero

    Are you running your email or is your email running you?


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    Instant Campy Classic- The Cartoon Dump

    The Cartoon Dump | Spoof on hosted children’s tv show format that features host(s) interacting with the viewing audience and introducing presentations of (very often, very “awful”) cartoons - the twist is these twisted minds celebrate the “awfulness” and are (tongue-in-cheek) pretty darn awful themselves! Meet Compost Brite and Moodsy, The Clinically Depressed Owl!


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    Music Video: Williamsburg Will Oldham Horror

  • …yet another Videology-TV find…
  • Jeffrey Lewis’s Williamsburg Will Oldham Horror
  • As published on Director Mark Locke’s website (higher res)

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    PhotoBubble

    From the Photobubble website:


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    Interviewed By WCBS-TV (NYC) Re: Orangetown, NY Filming Fees

    I was interviewed last week by New York, NY CBS affiliate WCBS-TV, for a video news article entitled Hollywood Being Priced Out of 1 Upscale Rockland County Town that ran on the Thursday, April 12th 11pm Newscast and in extended form the following morning on the Morning News regarding a situation in Orangetown Township, NY whereby the town has initiated a $500 per hour fine for film crews present before 7a.m. or after sunset.


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    Location Scouting Workshop in NYC Tue 4/3/07

    Tomorrow night (Tuesday, April 3rd, 2007) will be the third and final session of the Location Scouting and Location Management Workshop that Mark McKennon and I have been teaching at Learning Annex in New York City.


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    New Location Featured

    This past week I was contacted by a mid-Westchester County, NY property owner about the prospect of using their 200 year-old farmhouse home as a shoot location for film, photo or video projects.

    As evidenced by the rest of the content here on my website and very likely because you were looking for someone like me, you probably already know I am a location scout and location manager and maintain a location library of shoot-ready locations for use by film, video and photo production.

    In addition to being a beautiful home, this particular house has the distinction of recently being the “hero house”, or one of the main filming locations in the soon-to-be-released Miramax Film Corporation feature film, The Hoax, directed by Lasse Hallström, starring Richard Gere and Alfred Molina (complete IMDB webpage here) which attempts to tell the story of the Clifford Irving / Howard Hughes autobiography scandal of the 1970’s.

    The owner relates to me that filming for the movie last year at their home went on pretty much full time for a period of about two months and that, overall, they enjoyed the experience and wish to host more shoots at their home in the future.

    The home is located within a 30 mile radius of Columbus Circle, New York City, so it may be considered “within the zone” for many film and video shoots.


    Remarkable Mid-County, East Westchester Residential Film Location


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    My Favorite Short Film This Week

    Videology-TV | From The Devil Himself | Viva Voce


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    Featured on NYC Film Office Website

    Mark McKennon and I were featured recently on the New York City Mayor’s Office of Film, Theater and Broadcast (MOFTB) website!


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    New York City Movie Mapper

    Metaphilm Movie Mapper via Deisel Powered Nuns:

    Movie Mapper is an online database of film locations in New York City (Part of the Metaphilm website)


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    BananAlbum!

    Actually, this is Bananr running locally and embedded using an iframe.


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    Mapsack Widget

    Here is a way to imbed your Flickr photos on your website using the Mapsack Flickr Widget, which could be useful for a location scout wishing to present locations to a client at the same time illustrating said locations’ geographic postion(s).


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    Good Article on Becoming a Location Manager

    Location Works: How to Become a Location Manager


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    NJ Offering Financial Incentives For Filmmakers

    From the New Jersey State Film Commission:

    New Jersey currently offers these financial incentives to filmmakers, and the US Government has an incentive program as well:


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    New Film Commission Director and Filmmaking Tax Incentives in CT

    Shoot Online | Meet The Commish | Filming Incentive Program Takes Hold In Connecticut | By Robert Goldrich


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    Great Book I Just Read

    I Killed Charles Bronson’s Cat | Barry Gremillion


    I Killed Charles Bronson’s Cat

    Barry Gremillion. Firehead Press 2000, Paperback, 175 pages, $12.95


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    DigiLondon - The Who, What and Where of London

    DigiLondon - The Who, What and Where of London | Visit digiLONDON and know where you’ve been


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    Images - 30 Great Westerns

    Images Journal | Images - 30 Great Westerns


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    Location Scouting

    GO FOR RESOURCES: Location Scouting | by Scott T.S. Trimble


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    Association of Film Commissioners International

    Not everybody knows about the Association of Film Commissioners International …or even what a film commission (or film office) is. ;-)


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    Creative Planet Websites

    The Creative Planet websites are the online version of all those niche trade magazines you always can never resist subscribing to (free for qualified subscribers!) and often wonder what you were thinking as six months of “Widgets Monthly” piles up unread; the upside of the online versions (if you can stay your trembling hand from subscribing by email) is you can stay up to speed on your own time on the latest technologies (yup, lot-o industrial/gear/tech press releases) online -and no trees died for your sins: