Jake
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- Oct 30, 2023
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I was on reddit recently and came across an interesting question that I think you all would like to hear an answer to. The post on reddit was in regards to the legality of filming branded content inside of a restaurant, but without filing a permit to do so. The person asking the question wants to know if they should just skip the permit process since the project is quite small scale and the price of the permit eats too much of their budget. They do obtain permits on most of their larger productions, but felt it wasn't needed for the smaller setup and are seeking advice from users like us to answer whether this would be a good idea or not.
It'll be a crew of four people and may include one exterior shot.
It's quite an intriguing scenario and wanted to get your thoughts on the matter. Do you have any insights? Would it be better to just file a permit and be done? Or would it be okay to do a small shoot without obtaining a permit?
You can find the reddit post from here - r/FilmIndustryLA
It'll be a crew of four people and may include one exterior shot.
It's quite an intriguing scenario and wanted to get your thoughts on the matter. Do you have any insights? Would it be better to just file a permit and be done? Or would it be okay to do a small shoot without obtaining a permit?
You can find the reddit post from here - r/FilmIndustryLA
- Location
- Los Angeles, California, United States