location scout
originally US
noun
1A person sent out by a film or television company to look for suitable locations for a film, programme, etc.
2An act of visiting and assessing the suitability of potential locations for a film, programme, etc.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Saturday Evening Post.
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- ligase
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- light a fire under someone
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