When do you need a permit?
If you are just walking around with your camera and shooting casually, you generally don’t need a permit. You will, however, need a permit if you are shooing on public property OR if your shooting will impact others and/or the environment. The threshold varies from location to location, but generally, ask yourself these questions:
- Is this a commercial shoot?
- Will your filming disturb traffic or pedestrians?
- Will you need to use tripods, dollys, wires, a generator or other equipment on sidewalks or streets?
- Are you using the public space in a special/different way than it is intended?
Friday, March 11, 2011
How To Obtain Photo & Video Location Permits | Chase Jarvis Blog
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