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Student Filming

Filming & Production

Reduced-fee or fee-waiver permits available to students enrolled in accredited film programs, including documentation requirements and use limits.

16% permissive26% moderate(92 locations)

How Student Filming Rules Differ by Place

92 places covered24 moderate15 permissive

El Monte, CA: Noncommercial and Student Filming in El Monte

Few Restrictions

El Monte exempts noncommercial filming from its Chief of Police permit process. Municipal Code Section 5.64.040(D) excuses "the filming or videotaping of motion pictures for…

Folsom, CA: Folsom Student Filming Permit Exemption

Few Restrictions

Folsom exempts student filming from its film permit ordinance. Under Municipal Code Section 5.80.040(C)(6), students enrolled in local Folsom colleges, high schools, junior highs…

Moreno Valley, CA: Moreno Valley Student Film Permit Exemption

Few Restrictions

Moreno Valley exempts genuine student films from its Chapter 5.24 film permit requirement. A production made to satisfy a course or curriculum requirement at an educational institution…

Compton, CA: Compton Student Film Permit Fee Waiver

Some Restrictions

Compton still requires student filmmakers to get a City filming permit, but Section 9-27.6(c) waives the security deposit and application fee for productions made to satisfy a course…

El Dorado County, CA: El Dorado County Requires Permits for Student Films

Some Restrictions

El Dorado County Code Section 5.58.010 defines regulated motion-picture activity to expressly include student films made to satisfy a post-secondary school course requirement, putting…

Fullerton, CA: Fullerton Requires Permits for Student Films

Some Restrictions

Fullerton's filming code names student films made for a post-secondary course requirement as regulated activity, not a carve-out. Chapter 3.80's definitions fold them into the same…