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Location Services / Location Agencies in New York

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1. AKA LOCATIONS

    

   (212) 620-4777

   New York, NY

2. ALLENCREST ASSOCIATES

    

   (732) 747-5162

   Red Bank, NJ

3. BEAR LOCATIONS

    

   (917) 449-4523

   New York, NY

4. BRENDAN MacDEVETTE

    

   (551) 404-5798

5. CARL BELLAVIA

    

   (201) 200-0960

   New York, NY

6. CASSIE STAUDT

    

   (917) 771-3792

   New York, NY

7. CHASING LOCATIONS

    

   (917) 673-3444

   New York, NY

8. DEBBIE REGAN LOCATIONS, LTD.

    

   (212) 591-1313

   NY

9. DEREN GETZ

    

   (347) 229-1470

10. ERNIE LIBERATI

     

    (917) 968-8635

11. HAMPTONS LOCATIONS

     

    (631) 267-1001

    Amagansett, NY

12. JENNY LANDEY PRODUCTIONS, INC.

     

    (631) 324-5770

    East Hampton, NY

13. JIMMY AYOUB

     

    (212) 598-4467

14. JOHN HUTCHINSON

     

    (212) 777-2538

    New York, NY

15. JOSEPH MENNELLA

     

    (718) 253-0140

16. LES FINCHER

     

    (917) 796-1411

17. LOCATION CONTROL, INC. / CONEHEADS

     

    (212) 627-2467

    New York, NY

18. PROPER PRODUCTION LOCATIONS

     

    (212) 255-2839

    New York, NY

19. SERET STUDIOS

     

    (212) 372-7170

    Brooklyn, NY

20. WHERE'BOUTS, INC.

     

    (917) 405-5717

    NY

Location Services / Location Agencies In New York Are Key To Production

Location agencies and libraries in New York include finding the overall type of scenery or "location" necessary for film, television, commercials, music videos, and print photography. Location services inclued location managers & scouts who are vital members of the production support team. The Location Manager is responsible for securing all permits, permissions, and for handling the logistics of all work outside of the studio, even extending to traffic control & barricades, strike services and bin rental after the shoot. Weather forecasting is a major consideration in determining a site for filming. The Location Scout does most of the actual research, footwork and photography to document location possibilities. Location Assistants are usually first to arrive at the location site to allow set dressing to begin, and are responsible for documenting the position of all props (furniture and accessories) to assure that the location is returned to its original state once filming is completed.