Backlot

Why not have a multi-temporal thing where you can see the crew filming in a Shanghai studio backlot from the 20s? ' ❋ Stuart Jeffries (2010)

We made our way to the "backlot" of the park, and came across a waterslide style ride, with a long queue. ❋ Unknown (2008)

We blew up most of the Universal backlot a few days ago with helicopters and stuff like that. ❋ Unknown (2012)

Estate agent pitch Live the urban bachelor dream in this sought-after warehouse apartment, located in a fashionable part of the movie studio backlot. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Also, has there ever been a music video more clearly filmed on a studio backlot? glenn says: ❋ Unknown (2010)

Uh, except for all the examples you cited on TV's most popular shows in the western section Worst of all are the unnecessary and awkward and just downright silly-looking reenactments, which range from a youthful Rod Serling spooking his mother with a gorilla mask to a reenactment of actors filming a western on a backlot. ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)

Well, sadly, the “actual” film cars have been rotting away on the Universal backlot for the last 25 years, being picked apart and neglected. ❋ Unknown (2009)

It's often either a swirling backdrop of appropriated location exotica or an imagined crossroads of international intrigue, rigged up on a backlot. ❋ Steve Dollar (2011)

Mr. Hellman screens "The Road to Nowhere," a movie-within-a-movie, wrapped in a mystery, that evokes the backlot noir of David Lynch's "Mullholland Dr." and the deja-vu seductions of "Last Year at Marienbad." ❋ Steve Dollar (2011)

And movies and broadcast programs you wouldn't think of as visual effects driven routinely utilize "invisible" effects to make changes to hair color, the sky, or to the background of a scene -- even creating the entire backlot and sets. ❋ Eric Roth (2011)

The second unit film crew were filming part of the big battle of Hogwarts sequence on Friday evening on the backlot. ❋ Unknown (2010)

And the angels can go anywhere at any time, so we have the perfect use for all of those sets laying around in the backlot. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Scott Fitzgerald said "under the moon" looked like "the backlot of 30 acres of fairyland," had a cemetery, Tarzan's jungle, Grand Central Station, a Southern mansion and one of MGM's most familiar sets, the home of Andy Hardy and his family. ❋ Jeanine Basinger (2011)

That sequence was one of the few not shot in Boston — in fact, it was shot almost entirely on the Paramount backlot. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Step off the Violet to see emerald lagoons and secret grottoes hidden within the 3,000 limestone karsts, accessed by bamboo boats straight out of a Hollywood backlot. ❋ Unknown (2011)