I recently came across this great article about a feisty and intrepid Irish Location Manager called Catherine Geary. Location Managing just happens to be my former career, and reading the article certainly brought back a lot of memories!
I could not help but be struck by the similarity between that career and what I now do as a real estate broker… Understanding a buyer’s idea of an affordable dream home and then doing the legwork to find it is not too different from figuring out what a director wants for a specific scene and what the producer wants to pay for it. Managing a busy open house is not that far from protecting a location as a hundred equipment-laden technicians walk through the door!
To read the article please follow the link below:
‘Location manager is one job film crews say they would never do’
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