1 / 16

Locations

Locations. METRO ORLANDO FILM COMMISSION OVERVIEW & LOCATIONS PERMITTING. www.fsproducingclass.com in the Locations section. Mission. To aggressively attract, retain and grow jobs for the Metro Orlando region. Metro Orlando Film Commission.

juan
Download Presentation

Locations

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. Locations METRO ORLANDO FILM COMMISSION OVERVIEW & LOCATIONS PERMITTING www.fsproducingclass.com in the Locationssection

  2. Mission To aggressively attract, retain and grow jobs for the Metro Orlando region.

  3. Metro Orlando Film Commission Metro Orlando is also a leading destination for film, television, and commercial production.

  4. Metro Orlando Film Commission State of the art sound stages and unique venues have helped the region become one of the busiest production centers in the United States.

  5. Metro Orlando Film Commission Why Film in Central Florida? Year-Round filming capabilities Highly-Skilled local crew base Supportive local communities Helpful “Film Office” & Staff

  6. Locations Where can I find a “Film Office”? Association of Film Commissioners International (AFCI.org) State Film Office(FilmInFlorida.com) Orlando Film Office (FilmOrlando.com)

  7. Locations What does the Metro Orlando Film Office do? Promote production in Central FL One-Stop Permitting Preliminary Location Assistance

  8. Locations When do you not need a permit? • You are producing a news segment or news feature. Still photography shoots also may not require a permit. • Your production is taking place at a production studio. • You have a crew/cast size of 3 or lessand are using a handheld camera with NO OTHER production equipment.(This is in the spirit of the tourist) Check with the Film Office for verification!

  9. Permitting When do you need a permit? • Producing any film/video/digital related project that affects: • City/county/state property; • Any public property (i.e., sidewalks, highways, parks, etc.). • Your production is taking place on private property and involves : • Production vehicles/crew vehicles parking on the street or right-of way; • Involves the use of a tent or other temporary structure; • Involves the use of pyrotechnics, explosives or other incendiary devices; • Involves the display of any firearms or use of gunfire (real or fake); • Or involves stunts of any kind. Check with the Film Office for verification!

  10. Permitting Are there charges or fees? • In most cases, there are no processing feesto pull permits in Metro Orlando unless city, county or state services are required. These services include use of off-duty officers or fire employees and equipment, metered parking and some public parks. • The city, county or state reserves the right to collect those fees before production begins. There are a few jurisdictions in the Metro Orlando region that have fees associated with shooting in their community. • They are as follows: • Altamonte Springs - $50 per permit processed • Celebration - (a privately-owned community) $500 per day to film • Maitland - $100 per permit processed and $75 per day to film • Oakland - $500 per day to film • Seminole County - $75 per permit processed • St. Cloud - $25 per permit processed • Windermere - $100 per permit processed • Winter Park - $100 per permit processed and $500 per day to film • http://filmorlando.com/Filming-in-Orlando/Permitting/charges.stml

  11. Permitting Are there Procedures? • Contact the Film Office to consult on your project. • A minimum 5 day notice is required by ALL jurisdictions. • Complete the permit application and return with valid certificate of insurance and any required maps. • The Film Office will process your permit, they are your point of contact for any questions. • A copy of the approved permit must be on “set” at all times. REVIEW BLANK PERMIT

  12. Certificate of Insurance Full Sail University covers all productions required for the Curriculum. All independent shoots must be provide their own insurance.

  13. Networking How do I get involved? NETWORK! NETWORK! NETWORK!

  14. Networking

  15. Networking How do I get involved? Sign up to be listed in the Orlando Filmbook as a Production Assistant Visit: http://www.filmorlando.com/signup.shtml?forwardTo=

  16. Contact Information Amy Nettles Coordinator, Permitting & Locations Amy@FilmOrlando.com 407.422.7159 x216 www.fsproducingclass.com Locations

More Related