Tackling Locamundo's Interface Is Like Trying To Solve A Rubik's Cube With Your Feet

Here I Tend to Agree With The Criticism

Mastering Locamundo is not entirely straightforward. It might not be as difficult as solving a Rubik's cube with one's feet, but it does require a certain level of tenacity.

Unfortunately, we have seen some location scouts come and go due to the difficulty of managing Locamundo.

But here come the good news. If you're persistent, you will find yourself a lifelong companion. Locamundo is a location system fundamentally designed by location scouts for location scouts. All improvements and developments of Locamundo come from our users. We may not have the resources of large software companies, but our heart beats first and foremost for location scouts.

To ensure you don't get stuck right at the doorway, we have two important things for you to note.

We have recently developed a comprehensive manual that covers all features and aspects of Locamundo. A simpler version of this manual is already available directly in the software, and this comprehensive manual is available in PDF format for you to download.

All accounts include unlimited support and training. Training is provided online, unless you have the chance to visit our offices.

Many users wonder what the challenges are when using Locamundo to list and market their locations. To ensure your location garners interest, the process involves several steps:

Scouting and photographing
Uploading images and arranging them in the right order
Entering all contact details and geographical information. The latter can be extremely important for you regarding certain features in Locamundo
Categorizing locations. There are a total of about 1,500 predefined categories to choose from, but a normal location usually gets 1-10 categories
Go online and save

This might not seem all that remarkable, right? Indeed, it isn’t. In fact, it quickly becomes second nature, especially after uploading just a handful of locations.

Here is what Swedish Location Scoout, Sodad Iskander has to say about learning to use Locamundo.

Sodad Iskander is widely recognized as a location scout with extensive experience across various roles in the industry. He has amassed a wealth of experience both as a location manager and unit manager. From this wealth of experience, Sodad has chosen to market 200 of his finest locations online on Locamundo, highlighting his deep commitment to providing high-quality sites for film productions.

"My first location took me 45 minutes to save. I thought many things were a bit backward and that there were many unnecessary steps. In retrospect, I have understood that there really isn't anything unnecessary but that the developers have thought of everything. Entering contact details and categorizing is by far the most important thing. Not least when you are searching for a location in your own registry. Or when you pull up a Google map where you can see all your locations and their exact positions. Today, I often do uploading and administrative work right at the location where I scouted or on my way home from the scouting trip."

So, this myth I don't want to completely debunk. But if you are someone who is willing to spend a few extra hours to get the perfect system, then you have a very logical and easy-to-manage program. So, it's both YES and NO to this myth.

Tackling Locamundo's Interface is Like Trying to Solve a Rubik's Cube with Your Feet

Here I Tend to Agree With The Criticism

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