Every tracked production carries two facts: what it's playing as and where it actually shot. That pairing is this library — authoritative, self-generating, and impossible to fake.
Urban ON Tight tower canyons with pre-war stone at street level. The standard New York substitute for anything that does not need a recognisable landmark in frame.
Landscape BC Steep granite walls dropping straight into deep water, an hour from a full crew base. The closest thing in North America to Norwegian coastline.
Town ON Two-storey brick storefronts, wide street, no visible chain signage. Dresses to almost any American decade from 1940 onward.
Landscape BC Old-growth conifer, heavy moss, permanent damp. Doubles for Washington and Oregon, and for anywhere that needs to read as primeval.
Coastal NS Granite shore, working harbours, clapboard. Reads as Maine or Massachusetts without the New England permitting and cost base.
Landscape AB Rolling grassland running to a mountain horizon, with the sky doing most of the work. The default western substitute, and the reason Alberta has a western tradition at all.
Six doubling relationships with matched reference imagery. Production counts are not shown because we do not yet have them — extraction has to capture a production's setting before any count here would be real.
Send the reference. We come back with where it exists in Canada, what it costs to get there, and what does not match.