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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.

It takes two (2) to five (5) business days to process a photo/film/video shoot permit request. REQUESTS WITH LESS THAN TWO DAYS LEAD TIME WILL NOT BE APPROVED. Permits for portrait or posed photography are currently required everywhere in Loose Park and at Shoal Creek Living History Museum grounds in Hodge Park.

New construction and foundations, additions, alterations or repair of existing buildings, demolition, razes, construction of retaining walls, fences, sheds, garages or vault construction, of signs or awnings, changes to layout of interior space for tenants in new or existing commercial buildings (e.g. changing ...

Filming/photography is allowed in the pre-approved areas; all other areas require approval. 2. There is a $100/day non-refundable fee to reserve dates. This fee is in addition to permit fees.

Commercial filming permits If someone is filming for a YouTube video anywhere in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, or other national parks, a permit needs to be approved by NPS.

Federal law requires a permit for all commercial filming, no matter the size of the crew or the type of equipment. This includes individuals or small groups that don't use much equipment, but generate revenue by posting footage on websites, such as YouTube and TikTok.