Location Managers Guild International

Spring 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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24 • LMGI COMPASS | Spring 2025 Bisbee, Arizona. Photo by Neal Prosansky/LMGI In December 2024, and more recently in February 2025, LMGI business partner Film Tucson, with the help of location coordinator Erik Keeling-Torrez, invited two groups of LMs, KALMs, scouts and producers to experience the many filming gems to be found in the vast landscapes of Southern Arizona. LMGI members Scott Trimble, Paul Messana, John Paul "J.P." Lorello, Jordana Kronen, Paul Boydston and Neal Prosansky were among those led on tours by Film Tucson Film Commissioners Monica Lopez and Tucson Film Director Peter Catalanotte. Tucson has long been the backdrop for many notable films and television series, including Little House on the Prairie (1970), Tombstone (1993) and Traffic (2000). Today, the city continues to serve as a sought-after destination for productions, but its capabilities stretch far beyond what's currently being utilized. "While we're well known for our Western sets and desert scenery, Southern Arizona has much more to offer," says Lopez. "We selected unique locations that are hard to find elsewhere, including the retro-futuristic look of Biosphere 2, the post-apocalyptic backdrop of Aircraft Restoration &

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