Small-scale filming and photography application

Wedding photography and speculative work generally falls into the small-scale filming category.

Small-scale filming is filming or photography that involves a maximum of one camera operator and one assistant; requires only low level equipment use (i.e. backpackable equipment; single tripod); does not use structures, film sets or professional talent; does not include the use of drones; does not exclude an area from use by other users, and has negligible potential to impact on a park environment.

  • Small scale filming and photography permits are valid for a period of one year from the date of commencement.
  • There is no fee for the small scale filming and photography permit.
  • Filming and photographic activities other than small-scale activities require approval as per the Filming and Photography Policy and Procedures 2010, and are not covered by a small-scale filming and photography permit.
  • Small scale filming and photography permits do not cover the use of drones within NSW National Parks.

Small-scale filming and photography application

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Terms & conditions
Public liability insurance


Conditions


Agreement
Consent is given for undertaking commercial small-scale filming in NPWS-managed lands across NSW as per the Filming and Photography Policy and Procedures 2010.

(insert name of party)
indemnify the State of New South Wales, the Minister administering the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 and the Chief-Executive of the Office of Environment and Heritage (OEH), their employees and agents against all actions, claims, demands, losses, damages, costs and expenses in respect of any damage to, or loss of, property, or death or injury to any person which may be suffered or sustained carrying out the filming which is the subject of this agreement, during the term of this agreement, other than where the same is caused by or contributed to by (but only to the extent of the contribution) any act or omission of the State of New South Wales, the Minister administering the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974 and the Chief-Executive of OEH or their employees, agents or contractors.

Filming and Photography Policy
As per the Filming and Photography Policy and Procedures 2010, applicants wishing to register for consent to undertake commercial small-scale filming are required to:
  1. Hold public liability insurance as specified (clause 59-60).
  2. Contact the park authority in advance of visiting a park to advise of the planned activity, confirm site availability  and supervision requirements, and check if any time limit applies. This is required as some sites are very popular and may have multiple bookings of large groups at any one time. 
  3. Pay park entry fees, site booking fees or supervision fees where they are charged.

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