LMGI COMPASS
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gatherings where everyone actually
gets to be in the same room at the
same time … whether you're just
starting out or you've been doing
this for decades, these gatherings
are gold."
Other attendees echoed the
sentiment. Location coordinator
Sharda Strathearn noted, "I really
enjoyed the LMGI drinks at the
Sheraton Grand Mirage… It was a
great mix of familiar faces and new
connections, and a relaxed way to
hear more about the Guild's growing
presence in Australia."
Lynne Benzie, President of Village
Roadshow Studios & key sponsor,
highlighted the broader significance.
"It is important to have these
events that allow collaboration to
showcase the location crew and
what they bring to the industry with
their expertise and knowledge …
and a good way to keep up with the
industry for the future."
As the LMGI continues to expand
its reach across the Oceania region,
events like this one serve as a
powerful reminder: Behind every
great production is a network of
dedicated professionals—nurtured
by community, fueled by passion
and inspired by each other.
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Captivating l andscapes with red DIRT and
ponderosa pines, the state's tallest peak ,
miles of historic Route 66 and four-seasons.
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L-R: Luke Ford/LMGI, Nicco Dillon/LMGI
All photography was kindly provided by.
James D. Morgan/Getty Images
(@jamesmorganphoto)
