|
|
|
|
    |
|
Permitting And Insurance Information REGISTER YOUR PROJECT The NFO provides information and assistance to connect you to the resources and services that will meet your production needs. Nevada law says you must register your production with the Nevada Film Office (NFO). It’s free and saves you guesswork, time and effort. PERMITS Permitting in Nevada is multijurisdictional across city and county lines. The completion of a Film Permit Application is required to film in the State of Nevada. An application package must be submitted to each desired filming jurisdiction. The application package typically consists of a Film Permit Application and Film Location Permit which outlines any special production needs such as pyrotechnics, traffic closures, etc. Turn-around times for the receipt of a permit vary, and depend on the specifics of the production’s requirements. In Nevada, as in most places throughout the United States, proof of liability insurance by a company licensed to provide insurance in the State of Nevada is required in addition to a film permit. There are separate permitting requirements for locations outside of city and county limits such as: The Fremont Street Experience in Downtown Las Vegas, Bureau of Land Management (BLM) areas, National parks and State roads and highways. FEES Many Nevada county and city permits are free. Fees for wilderness and recreation areas, state parks and similar locations are based on the size of the crew, number of vehicles, type of use intended, expected impact and other variables. For additional details on fee requirements, please contact the counties and/or cities directly. For hyperlinks to individual city and county offices please visit our website at nevadafilm.com FILMING ON THE "STRIP" Many sidewalks on Las Vegas Boulevard or “The Strip” are the private property of the hotels they border. In most cases you may have to contact the hotels directly to obtain permission to film on the sidewalks in front of their properties. Las Vegas Boulevard falls within the jurisdiction of Clark County and the City of Las Vegas. The dividing line is Sahara Avenue. Las Vegas Boulevard North of Sahara is the City of Las Vegas and South of Sahara is Clark County. For more information on film permits call the Nevada Film Office toll free at 877-NEV-FILM (877-638-3456) and at 702-486-2711 or visit nevadafilm.com.
MUNICIPALITIES Boulder City Clark County
Film Permit Fremont Street Experience Henderson Las Vegas, City of Laughlin,
Town Manager Mesquite City Hall North Las Vegas
Northern Nevada Carson City Special Events Douglas County Sheriff’s Office City of Reno Business License City of Sparks Special Events Washoe County Business License FEDERAL, U.S. Las Vegas Bureau of Land Management Red Rock Conservation Area Jean Dry Lake Lake Mead Recreation Area Hoover Dam Spring Mtn. Recreation Area &
Northern Nevada Black Rock Desert/ Carson City and Reno Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, Lake Tahoe Basin Management,
|
||
|
