How long does it take to get a state film permit?
The CFC generally issues film permits within 48-hours. For complex film applications, including road or bridge closures, several weeks notice is required. It is preferable for the production company to apply for permits ahead of time to ensure that the request is fulfilled. Permit information can be submitted from a production company by fax, phone or in person, as well as by an online permit form. California Film Commission 7080 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 900 Hollywood, CA 90028 800.858.4PIX (4749) 323.860.2960 323.860.2972 General Fax 323.860.2976 Caltrans Fax 323.860.2972 State Facilities Fax 323.817.4126 State Parks Fax 323.860.
The CFC generally issues film permits within 72-hours. For complex film applications, including road or bridge closures, several weeks notice is required. It is preferable for the production company to apply for permits ahead of time to ensure that the request is fulfilled. Permit information can be submitted from a production company by fax, phone or in person, as well as by an online permit form.
