Location Managers Guild International

Spring 2024

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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LMGI COMPASS | Spring 2024 • 41 The keynote address was followed by three roundtable panels. Roundtable 1: "Different Visions and Realities," moderated by Jaclyn Philpo/AFCI with Lily Talmy, Julia Tomlinson/LMGI, Laurie Ades (France Film Commission) and Mohannad Bakri (Jordan Film Commission) Roundtable 2: ''Challenges in the Industry," moderated by Adrian Wooton (Chief Executive Film London) with Robert Ortiz, Tiffany Tiesiera, Anja Metzger (Film Commission Bayern) and Ahmed Ba dawi (Egypt Film Commission) Roundtable 3: "Let´s Talk About Sustainability in the Visual Industry," moderated by Carlota Guerrero (Co-president European Film Commission Network), Mika Saito (executive producer), Andy Weltman (CEO at Babelsberg Studio) and Meghan Beaton (Norway Film Commission) Attending LMGI Members: President John Rakich, Aaron Hurvitz, Joe Abel, Julia Tomlinson, Markus Bensch, Michael Glaser, Deon Du Preez, William Doyle, Cat Ho, Justin Harrold, Sabine Schulmeyer, Michael Wesley, David McKinney, Jennifer Lyne, Melissa "Zippy" Downing, Matthew Chamberlin, Miranda Carnessale, Charlotte Wright, EJ Richards, Scott Trimble, Jodi Moore, Angus Ledgerwood, John Hutchinson, Les Fincher, Sue Quinn, Andrea Keener, Peter Gray, Jeffrey Shepherd, Leigh Romero, Simon Daniel, Kay Wilson, Brittany Petros, Amy Barager, Stevie Nelson Joe Abel: Every year, the Marketplace conference gets better and better. This experience transcends mere networking; it fosters a profound sense of community and shared learning. The volume and depth of information and camaraderie exchanged is truly spectacular. Miranda Carnessale: The opportunity to meet one-on-one with film offices and commissions around the globe is priceless. Les Fincher: We made friendships that can impact the industry worldwide. The educational formal presentations addressed a variety of location- based filming practices, policies and progressive ideas with valuable audience participation. The room was about the future!

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