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Seattle Film Permit Applications
PERMIT OR NOT?
While filming in Seattle, many activities will require a Film Permit for the use of city streets, sidewalks,and public parking. Complete filming guidelines are detailed in the Film Manual.
YOU WILL NEED A PERMIT IF:
- Filming takes place on Public property.
- Traffic will be interrupted on City streets.
- Pedestrian traffic on sidewalks will be interrupted.
- A tri-pod or dolly is used on sidewalks or streets.
- Wires or cables run across or over sidewalks.
- A generator is used on a sidewalk or street.
- Public parking will be impacted.
- A weapon, authentic or replica, is used and/or ammunition discharged.
- The Film Office determines the need in other filming situations.
All of the information that you need about filming in Seattle can be found in the 2009 Seattle Film Manual.
If you have additional questions, contact Chris Swenson at 206.733.9245.
PLEASE NOTE - Proof of Insurance is required in most cases before the City can issue you a film permit. Please see the Master Film Permit Manual for details.
To apply for a Film Permit, fill out the application form using MS Word with as much detail as possible. Please download and fill out an additional Part B form for each location you will be filming at. E-mail your application along with all additional Part B forms as attachments (.doc, .rtf, or .pdf) to the Film Office, chris.swenson@seattle.gov.
Film Permit Application & Barricade Verification Form:
Film Permit Application Examples:
Please note the detail in the descriptions and on the maps.
Film Permit Application Map Examples:
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