Location scouting is an important pre-production process where locations are searched for and evaluated based on script requirements. This document discusses the scouting of three potential locations - a shed and two houses - for suitability in a film production. The first shed was rundown but had a small interior, while the second looked menacing but had items blocking the interior. A third modern shed was too repaired. The discussed house was large enough and had accessible rooms, but some planned scenes like climbing through a window would not be possible.