Mono County welcomes filmmakers! Our diverse and stunning locations offer a variety of options, from rugged mountains and serene lakes to historic towns and vast desert landscapes. The Mono County Film Commission is here to assist you with all your filming needs.

Mono County welcomes filmmakers! Our diverse and stunning locations offer a variety of options, from rugged mountains and serene lakes to historic towns and vast desert landscapes. The Mono County Film Commission is here to assist you with all your filming needs. Film Permit Information: To film in Mono County, you may need a film permit. The permit requirements vary depending on the location, the size of your crew, and the nature of your filming activities. Generally, permits are required for: Filming on County-owned property Filming that may impact public access or traffic Filming that involves special effects or stunts Commercial Filming Application Process: To apply for a film permit, please follow these steps: Contact the Film Commissioner: Contact the Mono County Film Commissioner to discuss your project and determine the permit requirements. Complete the Application: Fill out the film permit application form, which can be obtained from the Film Commissioner or downloaded from the County website (link to form). Submit the Application: Submit the completed application form, along with all required documentation, to the Film Commissioner. Review and Approval: The Film Commissioner will review your application and may consult with other County departments, such as the Sheriff's Office and the Department of Public Works. Permit Issuance: If your application is approved, you will receive a film permit with specific terms and conditions. Required Documentation: The following documentation is typically required for a film permit application: Proof of Insurance: You must provide proof of insurance that meets the County's requirements. Site Plan: A detailed site plan showing the location of your filming activities. Traffic Control Plan: A traffic control plan if your filming activities may impact traffic. Environmental Assessment: An environmental assessment may be required for filming in sensitive areas. Fees: Film permit fees vary depending on the location, the size of your crew, and the nature of your filming activities. Please contact the Film Commissioner for a fee estimate. Insurance Requirements: You must provide proof of insurance that meets the County's requirements. The insurance policy must name Mono County as an additional insured. Please contact the Film Commissioner for specific insurance requirements. Contact Information: Mono County Film Commissioner (555) 123-4567 [email protected] We look forward to welcoming you to Mono County!