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Photography/Film Permits The annual permit is $250 ($300 for out of county) for twelve months. Film permits are not eligible for an annual permit, fees for one day $150 for Davidson County residents and $180.00 for out of county. Film/Video Permits in Warner Park are $200 per hour with a two hour minimum.

NO. Exception: The Tennessee Protection of Minor Performers Act [LC Title 50, Chapters 5-201 through 5-222] permits a minor (or their parent/guardian) to seek court approval of a contract pursuant to which a minor agrees to provide artistic or creative services.

A filming permit may be required if your project includes any of the following: Filming on public property. Filming requiring setup of barricades, street closure, lane closure, or sidewalk closure. Night-time filming in a residential area with the use of an outdoor light.

Filming permits are permits issued by governments to allow the filming of motion pictures. Every city and state has some sort of council or office that handles filming permits. Obtaining film permits is part of the process of location scouting, and they are usually the responsibility of the location manager.

No Permit: Productions using hand-held camera, camera on tripod, hand-held props and/or hand-held equipment, not asserting exclusive use of City property, not using prop weapons, prop vehicles, stunts, actors in police uniform and not requesting parking privileges for production vehicles do NOT need a permit.

Tennessee experienced a 64% growth rate in motion picture and video production over the past year, a 19% growth rate projection over the next decade in motion picture and video production and $424 million in annual gross state product produced by the motion picture industry, ing to the Tennessee Entertainment ...