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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The Official Magazine of the Location Managers Guild International WINTER 2025 In our Winter 2025 issue article, "The Challenges of Working in Cold Weather Conditions," LMGI Compass mistakenly attributed the following quotes to Matt Palmer/ LMGI that should have been credited as follows to Polar X's Jason Roberts: Page 40 [On permits] A good example is Antarctica. "You can jump up and down, but it's gonna take you six months to a year to get the permits." Page 43 [On basing a production in Greenland] "You're gonna put three CORRECTED FOR THE RECORD zeros at the end of your budget at least." Page 43 [On filming in remote locations] "remote locations don't necessarily have to be more difficult or expensive, they can be easier and cheaper with efficiency. The key is talking to locals and dealing with closed roads." In the same story, Compass mistakenly attributed the following quote to Matt Palmer/ LMGI that should have been credited as follows to Mandi Dillin/ LMGI: Page 46 [On protecting the set] "We found an untouched snowfield for one project, and the DoP and his team, for reasons Also in this issue, FAM TOUR "LMGI High Desert Days" mistakenly labeled Greater Palm Springs and Coachella Valley area as "high desert" when it is technically low desert. And the areas scheduled for the upcoming December tour should have included Palm Springs. If you believe we have made an error, contact us at Compass@ LocationManagers.org I'll never understand, just walked straight through it, even though it was taped off."

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