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The Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors requires that any persons engaged in the business or activity of filming, videotaping, or otherwise producing motion pictures or still photography for television or public exhibition at any place, must obtain a Film Permit.

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.

Beginning in 2022, the Chicago Park District began requiring permits to shoot some of the most popular views of the Chicago skyline. You can get your permit online through the Chicago Park District.

Basic Fees CURRENT RATEPERStill Photo Application Fee* Cast/Crew of 16+ requires Motion Rate$100PermitStill Photo Rider Fee$30RiderStudent Permit Fee (simple)$50PermitStudent Permit Fee (complex)$129Rider13 more rows

All plans must be submitted electronically via ProjectDox. Sign in at the check in counter and staff will assist you through the process. Once your plans are approved, pay the necessary fees (see the ) the Minneapolis Development Review staff will provide information on required inspections.

To obtain a permit to film in the city of Minneapolis you must complete the ROWAY online permit application form. The ROWAY application covers street and sidewalk obstruction permits, police (traffic control), water hydrant permits, amplified sound and meter hooding.

Contact Your Local Council Productions should always notify the local Film Office of their intentions, even when filming in privately owned locations. This is so they can check your shoot does not clash with any other filming or planned works in that area.

You must obtain a permit for still photo shoots and filming in the parks. We must receive your application at least 10 days before the intended photo shoot.