The place Universal Hollywood studios is significant to Frankenstein because Boris Karloff and Jack Pierce worked in Universal’s makeup department

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Chicago is significant to Frankenstein because Carl Laemmle formed IMP to produce his own movies then merged with five pother independent film companies to creating Universal Film Manufacturing. I found this information from an academic article. This source is an example of consumer vs participatory culture because the page is made by a collaborative research and it divides the line from expert author to student/reader audiences.Mapping this location on COVE adds a grassroots layer to a story.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is significant to the Frankenstein film because this is the birthplace of one of the most prestigious fantasy and horror film screenwriters of Hollywood, who also helped to tweak the film - John L. Balderston. While he is best known for his play adaptation of the Universal Monster Dracula, he majorly contributed to Frankenstein's development on screen. I found this information from an academic article by Concord Theatricals.

Agua Dulce California is significant to Frankenstein because it was essential in mimicking the swiss alps and its proximity to LA it also is close enough to LA where film studios dont have to pay actors extra for travelling.

Geneva, or, the house of the Frankenstiens, is significant to Frankenstein as it stands as one of the few places of peace Victor has left in his life, after the creation of the monster. That is up until the monster kills Victor's brother, William (at least, in the original book) in the movie, it has the same sense of peace, although that place of peace (his house) isn't ever really taken from him, as all of his loved ones are still alive at the end of the movie, and none of the town really hates him. I found this information from the Mary Shelly fan Wiki.