location
- noun
- /loʊˈkeɪʃən/
- Jargon
- The crew spent weeks searching for the perfect location to film the epic battle scene.
- film on location
- remote location
- select shooting locations
We had to spend two weeks on location lanning every shot.
- We had to spend two weeks on location lanning every shot.
- But in terms of scouting locations, it's who you appealing to.
- Why do you think this location was used?
Examples
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And even worse, they filmed on location on some of the hottest days of the New York summer.
Fiction book (2002) -
- Yeah, so we have three film locations planned.
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Then when did you actually go to the location and start shooting?
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And that would be finding a location to film.
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Why do you think this location was used?
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We have to look for locations, hire a film crew and I was thinking...
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We are actually on location at one of our new seed farmers.
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It's shot on green screen, which is faster, cheaper, and easier to work with than location shooting.
Academic text (2017) -
This is the trouble with shooting on location... ...although it's worth it for the authenticity.
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Abel Gance's Napoléon last year showed what a camera can do on location, filming in real houses, real landscapes.
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Etymology
Location comes from the Latin locus ('place') and locare ('to place'). That's why 'shooting on location' means filming at the real 'place' outside a studio.