Location Survey is an assessment of a proposed shoot location including placement of cameras and lights, available power supply, equipment necessary, and accommodations needed for the talent and crew.

• A. An assessment of a proposed shoot location that includes placement of cameras and lights, available power supply, equipment necessary, and accommodations needed for the talent and crew.
• B. An evaluation of wardrobe choices.
• C. A rehearsal schedule.
• D. A color grading plan.

Answer: (A)

Location Survey is about evaluating a potential shooting site to confirm it can support the planned production. It examines practical and technical details of the space—where cameras and lights can be placed, what power is available and how it can be wired, what equipment will be needed, and what accommodations are required for talent and crew (such as dressing rooms, rest areas, and access). This early check helps predict logistics, safety, and budget implications, preventing surprises during filming.

The other options address different aspects of production not tied to the location’s feasibility: wardrobe choices focus on costumes, a rehearsal schedule handles timing and blocking, and a color grading plan deals with post-production color decisions.