Chertsey, Surrey, is significant to the research surrounding Sherlock Holmes (2009) because it is part of the wider Surrey area associated with the film’s cast and British film production. Kelly Reilly, who portrays Mary Morstan, was born in Surrey and grew up in Chessington. Her connection to the county adds a real world globe connection to the film and the actors. I found this information through online sources some of them being, including IMDb, TVmaze, and an interview with Kelly Reilly published by What’s On Stage. The sources are, https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0717709/bio/. https://www.tvmaze.com/people/56984/kelly-reilly?utm_source=chatgpt.com. https://www.whatsonstage.com/news/20-questions-with-kelly-reilly_25620/. https://kentfilmoffice.co.uk/filmed-in-kent/2009/12/sherlock-holmes-2009/. These sources are an example of low barriers to entry because online entertainment It gives the audience or those who are watching entertainment to be able to watch and experience the same thing all online together. Biography websites allow people outside traditional film journalism to share and access information about actors, their backgrounds, and their film careers. Any type of platform or even social media you're able to access this by makes it easier for fans and researchers to be able to discover connections between places that exist in real life in comparison to those in the movies. Mapping this location on COVE adds a deeper layer to a story or moment or type of entertainment usually to make it stick because it allows audiences and those who are watching and students to explore the connections in life rather than behind a film than focusing exclusively on its storyline or idea, director, or details due to the production . It makes a lesser common connections to the cast more exterior and gives future students an opportunity to build on this idea or concept.