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The goal when filming “on location” is to get in and out as fast as possible with the least amount of damages. Keeping crew from wrecking the location is no easy task, however, layout-board helps tremendously. These cardboard rolls are great for protecting those sensitive locations that require a lot of prep-work. Need to create a walking pathway or protect an entire room? No problem! Add a stack of these to your order with a couple rolls of painters tape and your all set!

Cardboard Rolls
4ft x 100ft or 250ft

Who We’ve Worked With

House of Cards Baltimore, MD & Washington, DC

Our mirrors already got extensive use on the HOC set, but made their onscreen debut in season 5, episode 4!

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Wonder Woman 84 Washington, DC – Wisconsin Ave in Georgetown

Over a 5 block stretch of Wisconsin Ave in Georgetown, this production required over 200 cones to keep the streets clear.

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Rustin Washington, DC - Lincoln Memorial/Reflecting Pool/West Potomac Park

The production rented a package of 150 walkie talkies with accessories, and relied very heavily on them during busy days.

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Jason Bourne Washington, DC – The National Mall

During a particularly chilly winter, the locations department faced the challenge of providing a warm place for crew members.

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Captain America: The Winter Soldier Washington, DC

Our Hollywood grade makeup mirrors all set up under 10x10 pop-up tents fully sided for ultimate privacy were there to save the day.

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Dopesick Richmond, VA

Dopesick was looking for an outdoor heating solution that would warm them the entire winter, and we delivered!

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Layout Board Roll

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Who We’ve Worked With

Our mirrors already got extensive use on the HOC set, but made their onscreen debut in season 5, episode 4!

Over a 5 block stretch of Wisconsin Ave in Georgetown, this production required over 200 cones to keep the streets clear.

The production rented a package of 150 walkie talkies with accessories, and relied very heavily on them during busy days.

During a particularly chilly winter, the locations department faced the challenge of providing a warm place for crew members.

Our Hollywood grade makeup mirrors all set up under 10x10 pop-up tents fully sided for ultimate privacy were there to save the day.

Dopesick was looking for an outdoor heating solution that would warm them the entire winter, and we delivered!

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