Maps of Movies
Jobs (2013)
Where Jobs says it takes place, and where it was really shot.
Jobs's India was filmed in Old Delhi; the garage where Apple began is the real one
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Scenes and places
Dropping out, still in class at Reed College (1974)
Jobs has quit paying tuition, but Dean Dudman lets him stay and keep learning. Jobs is drawn to a calligraphy class, not the engineering path the dean suggests.
Set in Reed College, Portland — The Oregon college Jobs drops out of but keeps attending as a drop-in. Google Maps · Apple Maps
A small liberal arts college in Portland, Oregon.
The trek to India (1974)
Jobs and his friend Daniel Kottke travel to India, shaped by a book and by the search for meaning. In the film he walks barefoot into the noise of the old city.
Set in Old Delhi, India — The Indian leg of Jobs's trip, which the film stages around Chandni Chowk. Google Maps · Apple Maps
A crowded old-city market district around the Red Fort and the great mosque.
Filmed at Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi — Shot guerrilla style in the by-lanes for two full days, near the Red Fort and Jama Masjid. Google Maps · Apple Maps
How to get there: Old Delhi, near the Red Fort and Jama Masjid.
Filmed at Jama Masjid, Delhi — Named in the production notes as a location. Google Maps · Apple Maps
How to get there: Old Delhi, a short walk from the Red Fort.
Filmed at Hauz Khas Complex, Delhi — Named in the production notes as a location. Google Maps · Apple Maps
How to get there: South Delhi, Hauz Khas village.
Filmed at Safdarjung's Tomb, Delhi — Named in the production notes as a location. Google Maps · Apple Maps
How to get there: Central-south Delhi, near Safdarjung airport.
Filmed at Humayun's Tomb, Delhi — Named in the production notes as a location. Google Maps · Apple Maps
How to get there: Nizamuddin area, east Delhi.
Atari, and the Breakout job (1976)
Jobs asks his boss Al Alcorn for a project of his own. He is handed a game to rework and has Wozniak build it for him.
Set in Atari, Inc. — The video game company where Jobs works as a developer.
The arcade-game maker that gave Jobs his first job in tech.
Wozniak shows the Apple I to Homebrew (1976)
Wozniak does not want to present, but Jobs pushes him there. Their pitch falls flat until store owner Paul Terrell approaches with a business offer.
Set in Homebrew Computer Club — The hobbyist club where Wozniak demonstrates the Apple I.
A hobbyist computer club of the Silicon Valley scene.
The family garage in Los Altos (1976)
Jobs persuades his father to let the new company use the family garage. Steve recruits friends, and the shop begins to fill with employees.
Set in Jobs family home and garage, Los Altos — The adoptive parents' house where Apple sets up its first workshop.
A suburban home in Silicon Valley that doubles as the startup's first workshop.
The Apple II at the 1977 West Coast Computer Faire (1977)
After a second, better model, Apple II launches to a hit crowd. Success starts to pull Jobs away from his early friends.
Set in West Coast Computer Faire — The 1977 trade show where the Apple II is released.
An early computer trade show for hobbyists and start-ups.
Characters
- Steve Jobs — A college dropout who turns a garage start-up into Apple.
- Steve Wozniak — The engineer friend who builds the machine Jobs wants to sell.
- Daniel Kottke — Jobs's college friend and travel companion in India.