World of Locations magazine goes online
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World of Locations, the locations magazine for film, TV and commercials professionals powered by Screen International, Broadcast, shots and our sister publication KFTV, has launched its own website this week.
Last year The Knowledge and KFTV moved into the MBI stable, owners of World of Locations magazine.
This week, World of Locations is showcasing its new website - an online version of the publication - which proves a natural addition to KFTV’s international directory and extensive production service contacts.
The new website houses an overview of many global filming locations, arranged by country and continent. It has a plethora of case studies of the pros and cons of filming in particular territories, providing information and tips on the local climate and accommodation.
Producers, directors and location managers can also find testimonials from fellow professionals who sum up their personal experiences of filming in various regions.
Regularly updated, World of Locations is the perfect fit for our international sister site KFTV - to equip you with all you need to know when choosing filming locations across the globe.
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