Location Managers Guild International

Winter 2025

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 | Winter 2025 • 41 infrastructure there. You just have to factor in that it takes days to get equipment up and down in snowmobiles," says Palmer. Some productions like Mission: Impossible, have chosen to base themselves on ships. "But that takes planning time. Productions think they'll just hire a ship like it's off the shelf, but it's hard and you have to know how many crew you'll have," says Roberts. "We did one shoot where we had to have three ships instead of the planned one because the numbers changed." For the more remote locations, there will be a big base camp with large orange hardware tents that trap heat. "We'll set this up the night before, then fly everyone up in a helicopter so they have a warm space," says SLM Mandi Dillin/LMGI. "To get to remote locations, we'll often use super jeeps, which are special utility vehicles that are built from two massive jeeps on 46-inch tyres. You need to cross-load your gear into those vehicles," adds Cassata. Doug Dresser/LMGI, Million Dollar Highway Ouray, CO Ken Brooker/LMGI

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