Filming Criteria

Business and Industry
Industrial Parks Areas
Local Schools - With footage of students, teachers, (involved with technology)
Museums (art, historical or of any kind)
Restaurants (particularly locally-owned ones)
Lodging establishments, particularly attractive ones such as Bed & Breakfast inns, rustic cabins, new or well-kept hotels and motels, etc.
City or county or state parks in/near the town
Downtown districts
Public art (statues, murals, fountains etc.)
Public gardens or examples of out-of-the-ordinary landscaping in the public's view
Festivals, events, parades
Shops (particularly unique ones)
Scenic areas (such as vistas in/near the city, even a beautiful shaded cemetery)
Historical buildings or homes (and historic districts, if applicable)
Waterfront areas (if appealing)
Locks and dams
"Sense of community" footage (T-ball or football games, old men playing dominoes at the city park, people gathering to visit at their favorite restaurant, etc.)
Tourist information centers (chambers of commerce, Parks and Tourism centers if applicable, city Advertising and promotion Commissions, etc.)
Any unusual attractions (for example, the World's Largest Spinach Can or Popeye's statue at Alma, the giant raven at Ravendon, the flying Razorback at Berryville, etc.)
Water parks
Antique malls
Churches
Fire Stations
Neighborhoods
In general, interior and exterior shots would be ideal... People are important.