Southern California, Death Valley National Park.
A huge convoy drove along the old road, heading southeast, until they reached the desert and wilderness area's campsite and settled in.
Martin stepped out of the business van and found that another film crew had also set up camp.
The camping area was vast, and the crew opposite had at least a hundred vehicles of various types, occupying a large space.
Bruce went over to ask and came back, saying, "What a coincidence, Anna Purna Pictures' 'Lone Ranger' crew is also shooting on location in Death Valley."
It took time to settle the crew, and Martin walked toward the other side.
Bruce hurriedly followed.
On a high rock plateau, director Ridley was observing the surrounding scenery.
Martin hopped up, using his hand as a sunshade to look west.
Ridley took out a viewfinder and handed it to Martin, "Look to the southwest, it's very suitable as a filming location for the Asidalia Plains scenes."
