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   Do I need a permit to film in Chicago?

   • The City of Chicago issues permits for the purposes of filming on the public way (city streets, sidewalks and other city owned property). If you intend to occupy the public way with equipment and/or vehicles, or if you need to block pedestrian or vehicular traffic, then a permit is required.

   Chicago Film Office — Frequently Asked Questions

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   How do I get a filming permit in Chicago?

   • The following permit guidelines will help get you started: Chicago Park District, Navy Pier, Millennium Park and the Chicago Transit Authority issue their own filming permits. Please note that B-roll restrictions and rates also vary according to property. Contact them directly for permit and B-roll guidelines.

   City of Chicago :: Chicago Film Office — Permits for Filming

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   How much does it cost to film in Chicago?

   • Permits are issued by the City of Chicago for filming on streets, sidewalks, alleys, and other public properties. Permit fees are $250 per day/per location. For student films and independent projects that contact our office, the fee is $25 per day/per location upon verification.

   City of Chicago :: Chicago Film Office — Permits for Filming

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   Does DCASE need a permit for filming?

   • DCASE supports creatives and expands access to the arts throughout Chicago’s 77 neighborhoods. When do I need a permit for filming? The City of Chicago issues permits for the purposes of filming on the public way (city streets, sidewalks and other city owned property).

   Chicago Film Office — Frequently Asked Questions

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   Do you need a permit to film a documentary?

   • Small portable productions that do not impede the public (news crews, documentaries, b-roll, etc) often do not require permits. Any filming on private property (homes, office buildings, businesses, etc) must be approved by the property owner or management.

   Chicago Film Office — Frequently Asked Questions

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   How does a film production work in Chicago?

   • Film productions vary in size, but they all come with crew, equipment and vehicles that will need to be staged in close proximity to their filming location. Production equipment will be staged on streets and sidewalks with the proper City of Chicago permit. Some scenes may require traffic control.

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   Chicago Riverwalk permits require a minimum of 10 days to process. Peak season restrictions apply. Contact the Film Office for more details. Permit Requirements: All must be submitted for permit approval. Step 1: Online Permit Application and Payment. Step 2: City Services Form * Step 3: Certificate of Insurance *

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   When do I need a permit for filming? The City of Chicago issues permits for the purposes of filming on the public way (city streets, sidewalks and other city owned property).

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   Are you looking to film in one of Chicago’s beautiful parks? You’re going to need a film permit! You will need a permit in every occasion. This includes all commercial productions (such as advertising), along with non-commercial (such as wedding photos). Even if you are filming for news or journalism, you will need to obtain a News Media Confirmati...

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   Are you searching for what productions are filming and where in Chicago? Go to the City of Chicago’s Data Portal here. It contains all past and present film permits with the locations! In the top right hand corner of your screen, type “Filming” into the search bar where it says “Find in this Dataset”. All of the filming permits will be listed. Scro...

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   Located just north of Chicago, the City of Evanston is a beautiful city to film in. While it is a further drive from the heart of Chicago city, it has stunning coast scenery and a lush skyline. Permit regulations are similar to that of Chicago, however there are several differences. We’ve outlined all of the permit information that you will need to...

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   For filmmakers, it is a one-stop liaison for all City of Chicago production needs including permits, city services, and logistical support. For film lovers and filmmakers alike, the CFO produces film programming, often

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   Where can I obtain a filming permit? The Illinois Film Office does not provide filming permits. Permits are authorized by the respective municipality where the filming will take place. To apply for a permit in the City of Chicago contact the Chicago.

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   The City of Chicago issues permits for the purposes of filming on the public way (city streets, sidewalks and other city owned property). If you intend to occupy the public way with equipment and/or vehicles, or if you need to block pedestrian or vehicular traffic, then a permit is required.

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   Jun 4, 2020 · Permits are issued by the City of Chicago for filming on streets, sidewalks, alleys, and other public properties. Permit fees are $250 per day/per location. For student films and independent projects that contact our office, the fee is $25 per day/per location upon verification.