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When a Permit is Required and Fee Info - MOME

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The Film Office issues permits to productions filming on location in New York City and provides free police assistance, free parking privileges and access to most exterior locations free of charge. Sections 9-01 and 9-02 of the film permit rules explain when a permit is necessary. We've summarized the basics below. No Permit: Generally, permits are not required for casual photographers, tourists or credentialed members of the media. You do not need a film permit if you are (1) using a hand-held camera, a camera on tripod, hand-held props and/or hand-held equipment, (2) not asserting exclusive use of City property, (3) not using prop weapons, prop vehicles, stunts, actors in police uniform and (4) not requesting parking privileges for production vehicles. Standing on a City sidewalk, walkway of a City bridge or within a City park while using a hand-held camera and not otherwise asserting exclusive use of City property is NOT an activity that requires a permit. Optional Letter in Lieu o

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