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IanVarnes | 21:24 Thu 07th Oct 2004 | Film, Media & TV
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Do you need permission to photograph in public e.g Street?
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Im not sure about still photography but if its TV OR FILM you need: > No filming permit for public areas in Britain (99% sure), but obviously do speak to local authorities if you will cause disruption (e.g. traffic jams) > permission from the land owner if on private land. > You may need to apply for a filmning permit when abroad. (even if on private land) > NEVER film without permission if in America - especially in cities (phone the mayors office in advance for permission)- In LA you will need a permit for every shot! And you will have to pay for one! Once you have got one however you will feature on that day's shoot sheet- a sheet that tells whos filming what, where and when - you could find your name next to steven spielburgs! FOR FULL DETAILS ON TV PERMITS READ "HOW TO GET A JOB IN TELEVISION" BY SUSAN WALLS ISBN: 1857037928 Pg's 139-140
If you start photographing banks then expect to be questioned by the police!!

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