Odoardo Research™

Research
into spaces

The research layer of Odoardo™. Indexes of spaces with cinematic potential that can be assessed against curatorial criteria — light, composition and character.

Odoardo Research™
Research categories

Indexes of spaces

Indexes of spaces with cinematic potential in more than a dozen countries. Being in an index does not mean publication in the The Filmable Book by Odoardo™ yearbook.

  • Hotels 11,435 places
  • Restaurants in preparation
  • Museums in preparation
  • Clinics in preparation
  • Regions in preparation
  • Universities in preparation
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In brief

Odoardo Research™ is a set of indexes of places that may have cinematic potential. We build them from public data and present them free of charge. Being in an index is neither an assessment nor a nomination for The Filmable Book by Odoardo™.

Key facts

Categories
Hotels
Countries
Poland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, Monaco, Portugal, Brazil, Mexico, Spain, United Kingdom
Data source
OpenStreetMap

Questions and answers

What is Odoardo Research™?

It is a set of indexes of places that may have cinematic potential — hotels, restaurants, museums, clinics, universities and regions. An index shows where to look for such places. It contains no assessment of ours of any of them.

Can a place in the index be bought?

No. The indexes are built from open data and contain no sponsored entries. Being listed does not mean a nomination for The Filmable Book by Odoardo™.

How can a space be assessed?

An authorized representative of the property can submit the space for The Filmable Book by Odoardo™ curatorial assessment free of charge by sending one representative frame. An entry does not require being listed in the index.

Why is my property in the index?

The index repeats what public data says about the place. If you would like us to remove the entry, write to us, and we will of course remove it without asking why.

Is the index complete?

No. It shows what external databases contain at a given moment. A property's absence from the index says nothing about it, and neither does its presence.