Location Managers Guild International

Summer 2022

The Location Managers Guild International (LMGI) is the largest organization of Location Managers and Location Scouts in the motion picture, television, commercial and print production industries. Their membership plays a vital role in the creativ

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12 • LMGI COMPASS | Summer 2022 make modern headlines: It sold last year to its current owner for $51 million— setting the record as the priciest home ever to sell at auction. The owner generously provided the services of his chef and the delicious delicacies that were served at the mixer. Celebrating 20 years in business as a comprehensive location library, Image Locations was among the fi rst to build a cohesive high- end library online. They are known for stylish and unique locations, and as a new listing for Image Locations, the Beverly Estate will continue to shine as an emblem of Hollywood glamour on the big screen. LMGI members were sent off in style with a special gift bag containing their choice of the 50th anniversary Godfather trilogy on Blu-ray or a slew of tech gear. Erika Howard, LMGI administrator, Lexi Sisk/LMGI. Photo by Val Doroux/LMGI "We hit it out of the park!" exclaims Howard. "I hope this will be the fi rst of many shared experiences with our business partners and colleagues across the industry. It was a great way to showcase the initiative and creativity of location professionals that goes well beyond the job." Find a global library of camera-ready locations at ImageLocations.com Architectural historian David Silverman is the founder of bespoke imprint Los Angeles House Histories, which creates custom-researched coff ee table books revealing the history of LA properties. Silverman integrates vintage media and aerial photos to chronicle the homes of Hollywood icons like Shirley Temple, Frank Sinatra and Marlene Dietrich. His work has been profiled in The New York Times, Los Angeles Times, The Hollywood Reporter and Architectural Digest. In addition to his books, David researches period locations for film and TV productions, finding vintage photos to inform creative decisions. More about his work can be found at lahousehistories.com David Silverman A S F E A T U R E D I N David Silverman and his company, LA House Histories, create privately commissioned coee-table books about the history of homes. He has written about many of LA's greatest historic estates, once owned by Hollywood luminaries and LA business titans alike. His work has been profiled in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, theHollywood Reporter, andArchitectural Digest. In addition to his books, David researches period locations for film and TV productions, finding vintage photos to inform creative decisions. He also provides services to real estate brokers, archi- tects, and interior designers.Before founding LAHouse Histories in 2018, David was a production lawyer for 19 years at Columbia Pictures, where he worked with scores of locationmanagers. L A H O U S E H I S T O R I E S . C O M D A V I D @ L A H O U S E H I S T O R I E S . C O M · Consulting and research for lm and TV productions shooting at period locations. · Residential, commercial, and government properties. · Uncovering vintage photos for location managers, production designers, and the production team to help re-create period locations. David McKinney/LMGI. Photo by Jill Naumann/LMGI David Silverman

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