Miles Sterling

Hi, I'm Miles Sterling — the editor behind Spot Filming Location. I've spent the last decade obsessing over where movies and TV shows are actually filmed, from sprawling studio backlots in Atlanta and Los Angeles to remote villages in Yorkshire, the Scottish Highlands, the Pacific Northwest, and beyond. What started as a notebook full of location guesses turned into this site, and now into a daily beat: tracking active productions, verifying set sightings, and writing up the answers I always wished someone had written down for me. My background is a mix of entertainment journalism and travel writing. I read trade publications every morning — Deadline, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter, What's on Netflix, Radio Times, BBC reports, regional film commission announcements — and cross-check claims against permit filings, on-set photos, and primary interviews wherever possible. When a piece of casting or production news lands here, it's because at least two credible sources line up, or because the news is attributable to an official channel. I write every word published on this site. There is no AI byline farm here, no anonymous freelancer pool — just one editor trying to be useful to readers who love both the show and the where. If I get something wrong, I correct it on the page with a visible note (see the Corrections Policy). If I think something is unconfirmed, I flag it as a report rather than fact. The Editorial Policy explains the standards in detail. Spot Filming Location is a small, single-author publication. That keeps the quality bar consistent and the voice honest. If you have a tip, a correction, or a question about a location, the Contact page has the fastest ways to reach me.