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

Issue link: https://digital.copcomm.com/i/1535985

Contents of this Issue

Navigation

Page 11 of 67

10 • LMGI COMPASS | Spring 2025 London Calling: FOCUS 2024 The LMGI returned to FOCUS in December for two action-packed days at London's Business Design Centre. A record-setting number of exhibitors, sponsors and delegates from 72 countries attended the conference. The LMGI's panel, Mastering the Balance: Where Creativity Meets Practicality in Location Management, featured members Benjamin Hendriks, EJ Richards and Brad Smith. Said panel moderator LMGI Board member Ryan Schaetzle: "This was my first time to FOCUS and hopefully, not the last! I made some solid networking contacts and our panel was packed with lots of great questions from an engaged audience." FOCUS panels featuring LMGI members included Scouting Above the Rest, moderated by Miranda Carnessale/LMGI. LMGI members Elli Cassata/Pegasus Pictures, Zach Quemore and Zippy Downing, along with Helicopter Girls co-founder/ CEO Emma Boswell discussed the benefits of adding drones to our scout kits. The British Film Designers Guild-sponsored Collaboration in Creativity: Connecting the Dots Between Designers and Location Managers was moderated by production designer Caroline Greville-Morris and featured SLM Harriet Lawrence/LMGI, alongside production designers Christopher Melgram and Marcus Wookey. And the panel Bringing the Director's Vision to the Screen: The 4 Pillars of Effective Location Management included LMGI member Markus Bensch, LMGI Past President Lori Balton and LM-turned-producer Becky Brake. The FOCUS festivities continued with Location Managers Christmas Drinks in association with the LMGI sponsored by Supply 2 Location, AS EPIC it gets AZ F L AGST A F F Captivating l andscapes with red DIRT and ponderosa pines, the state's tallest peak , miles of historic Route 66 and four-seasons. R E F U N D A B L E A Z S TAT E TA X CR EDI T ON QUALIFIED PRODUCTIONS 20% UP TO DiscoverFlagstaff.com/Film

Articles in this issue

Archives of this issue

view archives of Location Managers Guild International - Spring 2025