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External Affairs Office Permit to Film/Photograph on Campus (Internal) All requests for filming/photography of the campus by internal groups should be made in writing and submitted to the External

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How to fill out a permit to film/photograph on:

1. Contact the relevant authority: Begin by identifying the appropriate authority or agency responsible for issuing permits to film or photograph in the specific location. This could be a local council, a government agency, or a private property owner.
2. Gather required documents: Find out what documents are necessary to complete the permit application process. This may include a completed application form, proof of insurance, a detailed shooting schedule, a list of equipment being used, and any other specific requirements outlined by the issuing authority.
3. Determine location and dates: Clearly indicate the specific location where you intend to film or photograph and the dates on which you plan to do so. Be as specific as possible to avoid confusion or conflicts with other events or activities in the area.
4. Provide project details: Describe your project in detail, including its purpose, the intended audience, and any special requirements such as the use of props or special effects. This information helps the issuing authority assess the impact of your project on the location and make informed decisions.
5. Show proof of permissions: If your project involves filming or photographing individuals, copyrighted material, or private property, include documentation demonstrating that you have obtained the necessary permissions and releases. This can include location releases, talent releases, or music licensing agreements.
6. Demonstrate safety measures: Outline the safety measures you plan to implement during the filming or photography process. This can include providing details about trained personnel on set, any potential risks associated with the project, and how you intend to mitigate those risks.
7. Cover logistical and financial aspects: Discuss how you plan to manage logistics such as parking, traffic control, and crowd management. Additionally, explain how you will handle any fees or costs associated with using the location, such as rental fees or permit processing fees.
8. Submit the application: Once you have completed the permit application, gather all the required documents and submit them to the issuing authority by the specified deadline. Be sure to follow any submission guidelines or instructions provided by the authority.

Who needs a permit to film/photograph on:

1. Professional film and television productions: Any professional film or television production, whether for a feature film, TV show, or commercial, typically requires a permit to film or photograph on public or private property. This ensures that the production adheres to necessary regulations and guidelines.
2. Amateur or independent filmmakers: Even if you are not part of a professional production, you may still need a permit depending on the location and the scope of your project. It is always advisable to check with the local authority or property owner to determine the requirements.
3. Photographers or videographers conducting commercial work: If you are planning to use a location for commercial photography or videography, such as for advertising or promotional purposes, a permit may be necessary to ensure proper authorization and compliance with local regulations.
4. Events or gatherings: If you are organizing an event or gathering that involves filming or photography, such as a wedding, concert, or public rally, you may need a permit to ensure proper management of the location and address any potential issues or concerns related to security, safety, or disruption to the community.
5. Use of public spaces for filming or photography: If you plan to film or photograph in public spaces, such as parks, streets, or government-owned areas, a permit is often required to ensure that activities do not interfere with public access or normal operations.

It is important to note that permit requirements vary depending on the location, jurisdiction, and specific project details. It is advisable to contact the relevant authority or consult local regulations to determine the precise requirements for your particular situation.

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