Paramount Studio Location Map

By Miss Cellania in Film, Travel on May 21, 2010 at 7:19 am

Flickr user Ambrosia Voyeur found a fascinating map published in 1927 that Hollywood studios used to find relatively nearby locations to film far-away places. As you can see, certain spots in California were considered good for filming places like Siberia, Sherwood Forest, the Sahara Desert, and other movie settings. The source is The American Film Industry by Tino Balio. According to the book, the variety of available geography in southern California is one of the reasons Hollywood became the center of the film industry. Link to image. Link to book. -via Buzzfeed


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  1. Natey
    May 21st, 2010 at 10:11 am

    Go California!

    Apparently I live right between Malaysia and Spain.


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