Firstly, ask friends and families for ideas on possible locations, aka networking. Always check the location you're going to shoot at before the day of so you don't have to alter your script on the spot. If you have a really good location (especially if its free), you don't want to turn it down because you can always alter your script a little bit and keep the core parts of it. The more local the location it is, the better. Second, Leave the place exactly how you found it (Or even cleaner). You want to make sure that the place would be willing to let you shoot there again in case you need to re-shoot, or if you want to reuse the location for a different project. Lastly, a wheelchair dolly can help make your handheld shots more stable/smoother. It's a cheaper alternative than an actual dolly and it's easy and affordable to set up.
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