location manager

He wound up as assistant location manager on the movie.

If you have questions about the filming, don't hesitate to call the company and ask for the location manager.

Location managers for most of the television shows based here say that their main problem is working around competing productions.

The location manager shakes his head: "We can't do that."

Location managers work constantly, often spending a month in a city before selecting it as the next site.

Still, he warns, property owners would be well advised to go over the details with the location manager ahead of time.

Location managers and production crew declined to discuss the neighbors complaints.

The location manager is typically responsible for film location scouting.

The location manager swings into action, calling "this way, sir" and motioning to a path away from the camera's.

She also worked as the location manager for Lawrence of Arabia for two years.

The location manager finds and manages film locations.

Ilt Jones, the location manager for the series felt that the "dated feel" of the terminal added to the scene.

New Jersey is cheaper and has other advantages as well, producers and location managers say.

He worked as a runner and then location manager for music videos, television commercials and feature films.

They went on car trips to factories and met with location managers to get briefed on operations.

All eyes turn to our intrepid location manager and with an imperceptible shrug, he sets off in the direction of the airport.

His career started during the early 1980s as a location manager and later advanced to a producer and executive producer.

The location manager discovered a temporarily closed ski resort, Fortress Mountain.

The location manager for the film said Glasgow had been chosen because of its architecture, wide roads and grid layout.

When she left, she took her live-in boyfriend with her, who happened to be the location manager - another important person.

The location manager appeared at the property of local natives Bill and Marian Cook.

She also works part-time for the Jersey City Mayor's Office as film location manager.

The cafe was chosen after a fairly extensive search, said Deb Parker, the film's location manager.

She is in a long-term relationship with Denis McCallion, who works as a film location manager.

The location manager Sue Quinn, described finding locations and getting permission to film as "a mammoth task".