Movie Scene Map MCP server

This is a helper for the Movie Scene Map atlas, a big collection of real filming locations for films and series, plus the real places video games, anime and manga are set in. It is handy if you are curious about a film you just watched, planning a trip around a favourite show, or writing something and need to check where a scene was really made. You do not need to install anything or sign up.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something like where a film was shot, or what was made at a place you name. The AI sends that question to this helper, which reads the Movie Scene Map atlas. The atlas answers with places, coordinates, and the source behind each claim, such as a Wikidata statement or a line from a Wikipedia article. The AI then writes the answer back to you in your chat, in plain words. You can also ask it to search titles, list countries, or show what is near a spot on the map.

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What you can do with it

• Find the filming locations of a film or series
• Find what was filmed, set, or made at a place you name
• Search for a production by name, even with accents or odd capitalisation
• Search for places by name, filtered by country or kind of place
• See which locations sit within a chosen distance of a point on the map
• List the top-ranked locations worldwide or inside one country
• Get live totals, like how many places each country holds

Try asking your AI

• “Where was the film Lost in Translation filmed?”
• “What was filmed at the Park Hyatt Tokyo?”
• “Show me the top filming locations in Iceland.”
• “Which places are within 5 km of these coordinates: 48.8584, 2.2945?”

What it gives back to you

You get back a written answer in your chat, usually a short list of places with their names, countries, and coordinates, plus a note about where each fact came from. For a title, you see the places it was shot at or set in, and whether the link is a filming location or a story setting. For a place, you see everything recorded as made there. The server also tells you when coverage is thin, for example when a production is only known at country level.

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Who it's for

Film and TV fans, travellers planning trips around shows, and writers or researchers who need to check where something was really shot or set.