PERMISSIONS FOR FILMING

PERMISSIONS FOR FILMING
I got the owner of the property to sign this


When filming I am going to use my cousin's flat so I do not need to do any legal paperwork as I was not using public property or private property owned by anyone. However, if I did use a public space I would have to do legal paperwork and ask the owner of the property or the council to make sure I was follow all the legal requirements needed. If I did not do this then I could legally get in trouble when making my film, meaning that it may not be able to get published.


Even though I do not need any legal paperwork I did get my cousin to sign to say I am able to film in his flat and have all of my cast crew and equipment in his flat.


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I give my consent to Emma Mattock to film in my flat for her BTEC film.
I give my consent for all equipment needed to be in my flat.
I give my consent for all cast and crew members to be in my flat when filming.


Sign ……………………………………………………

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