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From: tli@uscvax.UUCP (Tony Li)
Newsgroups: net.startrek
Subject: Re: Where did they do this scene?
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Date: Sun, 27-Jan-85 03:30:58 EST
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> I don't think anything in the Star Trek series was shot on location.  It
> was all shot in sound stages, I believe.  Star Trek had enough trouble
> staying under budget because of the special effects, that I doubt that
> they could afford location filming.
>     Barry Margolin

Actually quite a bit was shot on location?  You remember the episode with the 
Gorn? Well, that was shot up in Antelope Valley (near LA).  I remember
reading someplace (I think it was in The Making of Startrek) that location
shots were cheaper than sound-stage shots, just from the cost of building
large, expansive sets.  Also in that book is a picture of Bill Shatner
standing next to a mirror assembly.
-- 
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