Where's video is this?

[Dharminder Singh]

If someone shows us a video, and we want to ask that person about the location of the video, can we say

A. Where's video is this?

I know there are other alternatives to say this, such as
1. Where was this video shot?
2. What is the location of this video?

But I want to ask, is the sentence A right or wrong.

 

[Piscean]

Wrong.

 

[Dharminder Singh]

Wrong.

What about following sentence?
Is it right?
3. Where's this video been shot?

 

[Piscean]

It's possible, but the past simple is more natural.

 

[Dharminder Singh]

It's possible, but the past simple is more natural.

In the sentence 3 is the "video" a recipient of the verb?

 

[Piscean]

It is the subject of the verb, the recipient of the action.