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Many of the filming locations for scenes in the television series Buffy the Vampire Slayer
were shot in and around Los Angeles, California.

High schools

In the 1992 motion picture version of Buffy the Vampire Slayer starring Kristy Swanson, Marshall High School at 400 Tracy Street in Los Angeles provided locations for Sunnydale High School. This same school was used as Los Angeles’ fictional Hemery High School, from which Buffy was expelled in the television series.

Torrance High School at 2200 W. Carson Street in Torrance, California, provided the exterior footage for establishing shots of the TV series' Sunnydale High School.

Residences

The house that was used for exterior shots of Buffy’s fictional Revello Drive residence is located three blocks north of Torrance High School at 1313 Cota Drive.

During the show’s second season, vampires Angel, Spike, and Drusilla lived in a mansion, the actual counterpart of which is the Ennis-Brown house, designed by the celebrated architect Frank Lloyd Wright, located upon a Griffith Park hilltop at 2607 Glendower Avenue.

UC Sunnydale

During the fourth season of the show, Buffy and her friends Willow Rosenberg and Daniel (“Oz”) Osbourne attended the fictional University of California at Sunnydale. Exterior shots used in the series were filmed at the actual University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) campuses in Westwood and Northridge and at the CF Braun Business Park at 1000 S. Fremont Street, Alhambra.

Cemeteries

A makeshift cemetery was set up in the parking lot of the show’s Santa Monica studios, and many cemetery scenes were filmed at the Angelus-Rosedale Cemetery at 1831 W. Washington Boulevard, to the south of Los Angeles’ Koreatown.

Other locations

Other Buffy locations include:

Walt Disney’s Golden Oak Ranch, east of State Route 14 off of Placerita Canyon Road in Santa Clarita
The Rose Garden at Los Angeles’ Exposition Park (“Inca Mummy Girl“)
The Santa Ana Zoo (“The Pack,” “Shadow”)
Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park at 10700 W. Escondido Canyon Road in Agua Dulce, California
Stoner Recreation Center at the intersection of Westgate Avenue and Mission Avenue in Los Angeles (“Shadow,” “All the Way,” “Grave,” “I Was Made For You,” and “Gone”)
* The Los Angeles County Arboretum and Botanical Gardens at 301 N. Baldwin Avenue in Arcadia (“Grave”)
Angel’s Gate Recreation Center at Gaffey and 37th Street in San Pedro (“Grave”)
Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area 4100 South La Cienega Boulevard in Los Angeles (“Under Your Spell”)
Woodley Avenue Park between Victory Boulevard and Burbank Boulevard in Van Nuys (“Two to Go”)
The Church of the Angels at 1100 Avenue 64 in Pasadena (“Who Are You?”)
The Initiative (season four) is really the Skunk Works, a facility about an hour’s drive south of Los Angeles, at which stealth bombers were built.
Castle Green Apartments at 99 Raymond Avenue in Pasadena (Glory’s apartment in season five)
The Four-Acres Desert Film Location near 145th Street and Avenue Q, east of Palmdale (“Spiral,” “Villains”
The ice rink in “What’s My Line” (Part I) is Iceland, located at 8041 Jackson Street, Paramount.
Santa Monica Promenade near Venice Beach (“Entropy”)
Los Angeles’ Six Flags Magic Mountain (“Seeing Red”)
San Pedro docks (Sunnydale’s waterfront in “Surprise”)
Sherman Oaks Galleria (the shopping mall in “Innocence”)
Natural History Museum at 900 Exposition Boulevard (“Inca Mummy Girl”)

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