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Photographing and filming video on the Metro System is permitted with the following limitations: Photographers and videographers who wish to take photos, film, or video for commercial use, or who need to set up tripods, lighting, or other equipment on Metro property may be required to sign a permit and provide a

Photography. Visitors are welcome to take photos in Central Park using handheld equipment or a tripod, and do not need a permit. If you're bringing other equipment, want to inquire about a specific location, or have other questions, please email film@centralparknyc.org.

Some specifics for Times Square: To plan an outdoor event in the Broadway Pedestrian Plazas or on streets and sidewalks in Times Square, you must file a permit with the Office of Citywide Event Coordination and Management's Street Activity Permit Office (CECM / SAPO).

To plan filming in Times Square you must file a permit with The Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment (MOME).

How do you get an NYC film permit? SECURE INSURANCE. Applying for a New York film permit begins with securing insurance for your production.SET UP A PRE-PRODUCTION MEETING.COMPLETE THE NEW PROJECT ACCOUNT APPLICATION.PICK UP YOUR PERMIT.NOTIFY THE COMMUNITY.FILE FOR DCAS AND PARK PERMITS.OPTIONAL PERMITS.

A permit is required for any gathering of 25 or more in all City parks. Permits must be secured at least 30 days before the date of the event. Applications for the following year are accepted starting on December 1.

Photography. Visitors are welcome to take photos in Central Park using handheld equipment or a tripod, and do not need a permit. If you're bringing other equipment, want to inquire about a specific location, or have other questions, please email film@centralparknyc.org.