Janice LopezFilm Permit Officer
Tucked beneath the towering, snow-capped San Jacinto Mountains, Palm Springs is a film maker's paradise! Basking in an endless supply of sunshine, Palm Springs has open desert and red-rock canyons, tall palm trees, and spectacular waterfalls. Types of locations in Palm Springs:
A movie crew sets up for a scene from the movie "The Princess and the Marine" filmed at Palm Springs International Airport.
Below, you will find the City of Palm Springs Filming Policies and Regulations and the Photography/Filming Permit Application. The City can provide you with police, fire, traffic and engineering, and streets and facilities services, all to make your filming experience an enjoyable and rewarding one.
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The City of Palm Springs requires that any person engaged in the business or activity of filming, video taping or otherwise producing motion pictures or still photography for television or public exhibition at any place within the city, other than at or in an established motion picture, television or photography studio, must first obtain a motion picture or still photography permit from the City's film permit officer through the Parks and Recreation department. The photography/filming permit and the City Filming Policy and Regulations, in PDF format, may be downloaded here. Please contact Janice Lopez at 760.323.8265 or by email for assistance.
FILMING - JANUARY 2008 THRU DECEMBER 2008 (101 permits; 256 days)
City photography/filming permit fees include:
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