Commercial Film Permits
A commercial film crew films visitors watching bears at Brooks Falls. NPS Photo: Roy Wood The policy of National Park Service (NPS) is to allow commercial filming and photography when it is consistent with the protection and public enjoyment of park resources. NPS policy requires that primary consideration be given to safety, potential resource damage and anticipated disruption of normal visitor use. To assure protection of the parks’ cultural, historic and natural resources, all commercial photography requests involving the use of NPS lands must be approved through a permitting process initiated through the Park Superintendent or his/her representative. Commercial Film Permit Application Procedures |
Did You Know?
The bear that you see in the park may be older than you think. Brown bears can live up to 30 years, although 20 years or less is more common.