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$This is a west-facing view of the Urban District\'s corner store. The straight roofline makes adding a background easy, while the billboard space on the roof allows filmmakers the ability to make this store their own.$

$This southeast-facing view features the Urban District\'s hotel in the distance, Block D. Blocks C and E line the street on the left and right respectively. The buildings\' straight rooflines are ideal for stripping out and dropping in CGI backgrounds.$

$This north facing POV features a 50\'s style fast food restaurant on the left and a classic diner on the right. The winding streets allow filmmakers the ability to capture the structures they want while leaving everything else out of frame.$

$This is a straight-on view of Block D\'s hotel and its front entrance awning. Above the main entrance are two floors of guest rooms and a clean, straight roofline ideal for CGI backgrounds.$

$The Urban District\'s timeless back alley consists of Blocks E, F and I, and is ideal for scenes dating back to mid-century as well as today.$

$This is a south-facing view of the Urban District\'s classic American diner, a central hub of activity during the \'50s.$

$This POV is from Block A\'s sidewalk, facing southeast down the heart of the business district. Mountains in the background help set the scene for a small town, or can be replaced with tall buildings using CGI.$

$This south view from Building B-2 features a sprawling town, complete with a city hall on the left and Block E on the right. The winding city streets allow filmmakers\' angles to capture the buildings needed to complete their scene.$

$This is a straight-on view of the Business District\'s art deco diner, complete with porthole doors.$

$This northwest view of a three-story, classic building could be a mid-century schoolhouse or a modern-day college library. When the sun sets, the light rakes across the building\'s southwest side.$

$This south view from Building B-2 features a sprawling town complete with a city hall on the left and a hotel in the distance. The winding city streets allow filmmakers\' angles to capture the buildings needed to complete their scene.$

$This is a west-facing view of Block G\'s G-1 and G-2 buildings, including a \'50s-era theater alongside urban storefronts.$

$This is the east view of Block E\'s south side. Buildings E-5 and E-2 are on the left while Block C is in the background.$

$This is a straight-on view of Block E\'s building E-4. Located in a back alley, this building can be used as either a stand-alone structure or part of an industrial setting.$

$This is a wide shot of the Urban District\'s row of brownstones. Eight side-by-side homes can be filmed as an entire urban block or individually.$

$This is a straight-on view of Block E\'s local watering hole. The bar can function as a stand-alone structure or be part of a wider, city shot.$

$This is a straight-on view of Block E\'s Building E-2. The diner can double as a quaint bed and breakfast or storefront. The straight, horizontal roofline allows for realistic CGI backgrounds to be dropped in.$

$This is a west-facing view of Block A, featuring Building A-4\'s southeast side entrance. The winding city streets allow filmmakers to shoot this single building or include other blocks to complete the town.$

$This is a straight-on view of Block E\'s Building E-4. Located in a back alley, this building can be used as either a standalone structure or as part of an industrial setting.$