Scottish Location Manager – Based in Glasgow, Central Scotland.

With 15 years’ experience in film, television, adverts and documentary location mangement including a thorough knowledge of all things Scottish: coasts, islands including the Highlands of Scotland we have catered for all aspects of location filming and often with the largest of crews.

We provide location scouting and management for film-makers, television crews, music videos, fashion shoots and events.

Photographic Database The Decent

With a large database of photographs incorporating interiors and exteriors of stately homes throughout the country, to city locations where we have a proven track record in working with local authorities and planning departments, police etc. in order to achieve the set ups and controls required to accomplish the shots that Directors, DOP’s and Producers need to make their projects special.

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Recent Production Credits

Potter - Cowards, BBC comedy sketch show for Angeleye Media
- How Not To Live Your Life, BBC comedy series
- Descent 2, sequel to The Descent
- Raven, Children's show for CBBC.
- Miss Potter, Hollywood feature starring Rene Zellawigge, Ewan   McGregor, Emily Watson
- Nina’s Heavenly Delights, British feature film
- Almost  Heaven,  Canadian/UK feature starring Tom Conti
- The Descent, a horror/ chiller directed by Neil Marshall
- BBC Scotland Gaelic, “Saorsa”
- MTP commercial for Lexus
- A Holiday House in Scotland, drama for Bavaria TV

 

We always meet the challenges

For An Anarchist’s Story set in Barcelona 1936 during the Spanish Civil War. Due to budget constraints we had to find interior and exterior locations that matched Spain of the 1930’s  … in Glasgow!

CBS, The Early Show
From Greenock to St Andrews, the Keoghans Heroes production crew required good planning and route management in order to achieve a record breaking stunt – completed in 4 days on foot across Scotland with their presenter putting a golf ball all the way - along with (sometimes spontanaeous) voxpops involving many provincial organisations in various towns over this 110 mile journey. Planning time ONE day. .… .this was guerrilla filming.

Phil Keoghan,  Director of CBS The Early Show

“Hi Derek,

On behalf of our crazy team, I just wanted to thank you once again for your incredible location management support last week in Scotland. We all agree it would have been crazy to attempt our adventure without you, you've got great energy and there's no doubt that you helped us avoid a lot of angst with directions.

It's always refreshing to work with people who get into the spirit of the thing, your words of encouragement along the way really helped me pull through. I think the photo below says it all, the true meaning of No Opportunity Wasted! I really hope we can work
with you again in some capacity."