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Alban asked whether more anime scenes could be found without lowering the standard the map is held to.
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There is a game at /guess/ now.
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Housekeeping, all of it Alban’s.
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Two days ago the entry below this one said reading filming locations out of Wikipedia prose was considered and not done, because a pin here is a statement you can check in one click.
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Skyfall knew its year and its places and nothing about the twenty six other films it belongs with.
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27% of the filming statements this atlas reads point at a whole country or a state, and 52% of every video game setting does.
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Every filming location is now available as GeoJSON and CSV, with a second file for the productions, free and with no account.
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Every place that only a video game referenced had vanished from the atlas, with no error anywhere: the code that reads coordinates matched one spelling of the format, the two data services this site queries spell it differently, and whenever the slower one
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Until now a game whose setting Wikidata records only as a country was dropped, on the grounds that "set in the United States" answers nothing.
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A pinned card used to list twelve productions, which meant the map could tell you that 620 things were shot in New York and then show you twelve of them.
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The country pins had no pictures, and the reason turned out to be specific: a country almost never carries a photograph on Wikidata, only a flag, a coat of arms and a locator map.
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A video game is filmed nowhere, so Wikidata places it by where its story happens, and sometimes that place does not exist.
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dual_sport_dork on Lemmy pointed out that Bollywood was barely on the map, and they were right.
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Several people on Lemmy pointed out that Wikipedia articles carry far more detail than Wikidata does, in tidy Filming sections, and they are right.
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Every place in Hong Kong was filed under China, because that is the country Wikidata records for them.
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The map can now be filtered to films, series or games.
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Four different films are called The Three Musketeers and two German towns are called Moosach.
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It used to live at flight007.com, which was the wrong address for a film map in a way that only showed up in a search engine: every result for that name is an air disaster.
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An interactive map of the places films and television were actually shot, built only from filming location statements on Wikidata, with a page for every production and every place.