Location Managers Guild International

Summer 2026

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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36 • LMGI COMPASS | Summer 2026 Hamnet HAMNET Playwright William Shakespeare and his wife Agnes navigate love, art and grief in late 16th-century England, caught between the pull of family life and the growing demands of his craft. Weobley Village stands in for Stratford-upon-Avon, the River Wye doubles as the Avon, and period sites across Herefordshire, London, Gloucestershire and Surrey create a richly immersive Elizabethan world. Cwmmau Farmhouse, Lydney Forest, and the Henley Street area give shape to the couple's relationship, while the contrast between wild forest and domestic English home frames the tension between spiritual freedom and social restraint. MARTY SUPREME The world of 1950's competitive table tennis comes alive across New York City and New Jersey, following a driven, manipulative shoe salesman who navigates the seedy underworld of Ping- Pong hustling—doing whatever it takes to carry his dream from the streets of Manhattan to international glory in Japan. Authentic Lower East Side streets, cramped clubs, garment- district warehouses and glamorous mansions reflect the arc of his relentless ambition against the exuberance of booming postwar New York. Orchard Street and Norkin's Shoes capture the city's claustrophobic grit, the Meadowlands Arena transforms into Wembley Stadium, and the opulence of the Woolworth Mansion anchors the story's grander aspirations while Japan lends authenticity to the international tournaments that crown his journey. Marty Supreme OUTSTANDING LOCATIONS IN A PERIOD FILM "Much of the world and mood of Peaky Blinders is realised through the post-Victorian industrial sets. Factories, canals and old cobbled streets create a moody and dangerous world in which the characters can carry out their criminality." -LM Henry Jepson, Peaky Blinders "From the train tracks to the tunnels, forests to the family cabin to the natural light, the locations become a character that takes you back to a simpler and yet more complicated time." -Vicky Berglund-Davenport/LMGI, Washington Filmworks, Train Dreams

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