Location & Cultural Scouting
Find the place behind the obvious place.
Scouting for productions, brands, hospitality projects, editorial teams and cultural projects.
What it is
The right location can change the entire project.
Local knowledge, visual judgement and practical field intelligence — what a place looks like, what it costs, who to ask, and whether you can actually shoot there in March.
Why it exists
A scout who only knows how a place looks will send you somewhere beautiful and unusable.
Who it is for
What you get
- Location shortlist
- Visual references
- Access information
- Cultural context
- Logistics
- Contact coordination
What happens
The frame
Investment
Day rate — on request
- Field scouting
- Reference imagery
- Access and permit intelligence
- Local contacts
- Logistics notes
Travel, accommodation, permits, fixer and vehicle costs.
How it starts
Seven questions, below. A rough answer today beats a perfect brief next month.
Private projects are possible during the next movement — the route is planned in the Foyer.
Check the movementTags
You can book a format.
Or tell me what you are
actually trying to make.
Tell me the part
that matters.
Seven questions, none of them compulsory except the first and the last. Rough answers are more useful than polished ones.
I will look at the brief, the timing, the location and the route, and come back from studio@tigosanchez.com. Two to three days for a specific brief; one or two when scope and timing are already clear.
Meanwhile, check the movement ↗