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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36 • LMGI COMPASS | Summer 2022 and he was like, 'you can't show that. Delete it.'" After several visits, the team really wanted the location because it was by far the most modern space they'd seen. The hangars at NASNI, for example, are probably 50 or 60 years old, but the hangar they saw at China Lake was brand new. "Once we got in there, it was like, "Whoa, this is fuckin' cool! I mean, it was obvious we loved it," says Hindle. In the end, by some miracle, they were granted permission to shoot there. "I don't know whether it was because of Ferg or what but they said, 'let us know when you want to do it and it'll take "x" number of days to sanitize it—meaning remove the assets that are in there, cover things up—and then you can shoot,'" Mike says. "Talk to Me, Goose" Even the best of the best will inevitably run into one of those "Talk to me, Goose" moments as when, in the rst lm, Maverick talks to his old RIO to help encourage him—a beat that is repeated in ne form for the new lm. It's a bit like a plea to the heavens and for TGM, one sequence in particular was that moment for the Location Department. The production was set to shoot on two Nimitz Class aircraft carriers: the USS Abraham Lincoln, used for the opening which beautifully mirrors the opening sequence from Tony Scott's Photo Atsushi Nishijima/Amazon All photos: NAS North Island, Coronado

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