This sample form, a detailed Master Use License document, is adaptable for use with entertainment, new products, intellectual property/multimedia business and other related areas. Tailor to fit your circumstances. Available in Word format.
Filming without a license can lead to some serious trouble, including fines or stopping your project in its tracks. It’s best to play by the rules!
Yes, even small projects can apply for a Master Use License, but you might need to meet some specific requirements based on the scope of your shoot.
Absolutely! Insurance is a must. The city wants to make sure that both you and the public are covered in case of any mishaps.
You bet! Certain areas may have restrictions due to safety, privacy, or ongoing city events, so it's important to check before you set up your cameras.
You’ll want to get your application in early! It typically takes several days to a couple of weeks, depending on the specifics of your shoot.
If you’re planning to film in public areas of Seattle, you’ll need to get a Master Use License to keep things above board.
A Master Use License is a permit that allows filmmakers to use public spaces in Seattle for their projects, such as movies or commercials.