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Location Permits

Filming & Production

Permits required to film on public or private property, including application timelines, fees, insurance requirements, and neighborhood notification rules.

1% permissive61% moderate(257 locations)

How Location Permits Rules Differ by Place

257 places covered158 moderate2 permissive

Denton, TX: Denton Film Permit Excludes Still Photography

Few Restrictions

Denton's film permit ordinance regulates recording of moving images, not still photography. City Code defines 'film' as capturing moving images onto video or motion-picture media, so…

Seattle, WA: Seattle Film Location Permits

Few Restrictions

Seattle requires film permits for any production activity on public property at a flat rate of $25 per day regardless of filming impact. Three impact levels determine the application…

Huntsville, AL: Huntsville Film Location Shoot Permit Rule

Some Restrictions

Huntsville classifies a film or commercial location shoot as a "private event" under its special-event ordinance. Sec. 23-231(e)(1)e lists "location shoots or tapings of films…

Phoenix, AZ: Phoenix Filming Permit Required on Public Property

Some Restrictions

Phoenix requires a City Manager-issued permit before any motion picture or TV production uses public property, facilities, or rights-of-way, with a $350 fee and exemptions for news…

Tempe, AZ: Tempe Commercial Filming Permit Rules

Some Restrictions

Tempe requires a film permit from the Community Services Film Office before shooting commercial photo, video or motion-picture content on City-owned buildings, parks, streets or…

Anaheim, CA: Anaheim Commercial Filming Location Permits

Some Restrictions

Anyone shooting commercial motion pictures or television photography on public or private property in Anaheim must get a film permit from the Director of Public Works under Municipal…

Cities & Counties with Location Permits Rules

195 locations