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Filming and photography ? whether commercial or noncommercial ? will be allowed within the park provided that the activity is consistent with the park's purpose and does not: pose a potential threat to park resources.

National Mall and Memorial Parks and the other DC area National Park Service parks require a permit for all photography and filming that is not categorized as general visitor use. When in doubt if a permit is needed, contact the Division of Permits Management prior to going to the park to shoot photos or video.

What are the requirements for tripod usage in DC? Tripods are not permitted near the U.S. Capitol without a permit from the U.S. Capitol Police. For information about filming at the U.S. Capitol, contact the U.S. Capitol Police Public Information Office at (202) 224-1677.

A permit is required for still photography only when: the activity takes place in an area closed to the public; or. the activity uses a model, set, or prop; or. the National Park Service would incur additional administrative costs to monitor the activity.

One permit is good for one monument. So if you want to shoot at say the Lincoln Memorial, and the Jefferson Memorial, you will have to apply for two permits. Most of the popular monuments, like the Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument and the Tidal Basin, do require a photography permit.

National Mall and Memorial Parks and the other DC area National Park Service parks require a permit for all photography and filming that is not categorized as general visitor use. When in doubt if a permit is needed, contact the Division of Permits Management prior to going to the park to shoot photos or video.

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.