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Guide to Filming in Japan Film CommissionSupported by the Agency for Cultural Affairs, Government of Japan in fiscal 2012Guide to Filming in Japan Published by Japan Film Commission 4F Shankara KT

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What is guide to filming?

Guide to filming is a set of rules and regulations that filmmakers must follow when shooting movies or TV shows in a specific location.

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Any production company or individual planning to film in a certain location is required to file a guide to filming.

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The guide to filming can be filled out online or submitted in person to the appropriate governing body in charge of filming permits.

What is the purpose of guide to filming?

The purpose of guide to filming is to ensure that filmmakers adhere to local regulations, minimize disruptions to the community, and promote safety during the filming process.

What information must be reported on guide to filming?

The guide to filming typically includes details about the filming location, dates and times of filming, number of crew members, and plans for parking and equipment storage.

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