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What is a location library?
A location library is an agency that represents privately owned places — houses, landscapes, industrial buildings, places of interest — and licenses them to film, television, photography and advertising productions. The library holds the photography, access notes and technical detail a production needs to make a decision, negotiates the fee and the licence, and manages the shoot day with the owner.
Owners get a route to professional productions without marketing themselves. Productions get vetted, shootable places with known access, parking and power, rather than cold-calling landowners and hoping. A library is not a film office and not a permit authority: it represents private property, on the owner's behalf, for money.