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Channel Islands National Park
Commercial Filming Permits

Commercial Filming/Videos and Still Photography Permits

The following forms and information are provided for your convenience.

Please note that Channel Islands National Park requires a minimum of two weeks advanced notice to consider and process commercial filming/video and still photography permit applications. This additional time is required due to the logistical complexities and nature of the park.

Applicants can greatly assist in expediting the process by providing a complete application that clearly addresses who, what, when, where, why, and how in direct reference to the proposed activity. In order for the proposed activity to receive due consideration, the applicant must provide sufficient detail and not be overly vague.

Applications must contain an original signature and include payment of the non-refundable application fee. Proof of liability insurance may also be included.

While it is recommended that applications be sent both electronically via e-mail and in hard copy, applications will not be considered until the application containing an original signature and payment of the non-refundable application fee has been received.

Applications may be sent via express mail to:

Superintendent
Channel Islands National Park
1901 Spinnaker Drive
Ventura, CA 93001


Application Forms and Fee Schedule:


Release Forms:

 

For more information about commercial filming, video and still photography in the park, please contact the park's Public Information Officer by email or phone at (805) 658-5725.

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Did You Know?
The Channel Islands are home to the oldest dated human remains in North America—Arlington Springs Woman (13,000 BP).

Last Updated: May 17, 2011 at 15:00 MST