Introduce a British Academy Award (BAFTA) for UK Location Managers in 2023.
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Alex James
4 years ago
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louise manzaroli
4 years ago
A vital part of the creative process. It is extraordinary to think that LMs are not recognised in BAFTA.
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Penny Edgar
4 years ago
Happy to support a thriving industry with an exciting future, which will be tough without hood Location Managers
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Anonymous
4 years ago
I'd probably use it as a door stop, but it'll look pretty.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Absolutely! And should include Unit Managers too!
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Steve Hall
4 years ago
Please make sure the location department is rightfully recognised for the crucial role they play in the success of a production.
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AndyG
4 years ago
Only fair considering the importance of the Location Department to any production.
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Isobel Howard
4 years ago
Long overdue
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Laura blakeley
4 years ago
Should def be recognised
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Patrick Brown
4 years ago
Location Scouts and Managers play a creative and then organisional role in making the film look amazing and then actually happen but currently with no recognition.
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JP O'Connor
4 years ago
Lets get you folks a nomination platform for you.
As a BAFTA memeber I'll fight on the inside as well
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Michael LeGresley
4 years ago
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I’ve been working in film/tv since 1988, never do we receive any recognition for our locations work, even though we work closely with production designers to encourage the look of the project. Without Locations teams, projects would be inside those delightful studio stages…
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Dale Dreher
4 years ago
Locations are huge on the screen... what do you see, actors faces and then the other 95% of the screen is Locations.
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Jan Adler
4 years ago
Thank you all for this effort.
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Rick Schuler
4 years ago
I think it's often that you only get what you deserve when you have the courage to fight for it. This is worth it!
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Robert Bentley
4 years ago
About time!
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Bui Baldvinsson
4 years ago
This is one of the most crucial part of every production.
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Desiree Young
4 years ago
Go LM Team! LM's around the world deserve the recognition of their important contributions to production!
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James Mahathey
4 years ago
Location managers work so hard to make all these project happen. They deserve the recognition.
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Dow Griffith
4 years ago
When an all-location motion picture wins best production design, who deserves credit?
Alex
A vital part of the creative process. It is extraordinary to think that LMs are not recognised in BAFTA.
Happy to support a thriving industry with an exciting future, which will be tough without hood Location Managers
I'd probably use it as a door stop, but it'll look pretty.
Absolutely! And should include Unit Managers too!
Please make sure the location department is rightfully recognised for the crucial role they play in the success of a production.
Only fair considering the importance of the Location Department to any production.
Long overdue
Should def be recognised
Location Scouts and Managers play a creative and then organisional role in making the film look amazing and then actually happen but currently with no recognition.
Lets get you folks a nomination platform for you. As a BAFTA memeber I'll fight on the inside as well
I’ve been working in film/tv since 1988, never do we receive any recognition for our locations work, even though we work closely with production designers to encourage the look of the project. Without Locations teams, projects would be inside those delightful studio stages…
Locations are huge on the screen... what do you see, actors faces and then the other 95% of the screen is Locations.
Thank you all for this effort.
I think it's often that you only get what you deserve when you have the courage to fight for it. This is worth it!
About time!
This is one of the most crucial part of every production.
Go LM Team! LM's around the world deserve the recognition of their important contributions to production!
Location managers work so hard to make all these project happen. They deserve the recognition.
When an all-location motion picture wins best production design, who deserves credit?