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Permits & Regulations
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This section
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| Various federal agencies
have requirements nationwide. Contact the following agencies as soon
as possible to ensure that you obtain all applicable permits: Bureau of Land Management US Forest Service National Park Service --or notify 
for help with regulations at all levels |
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| Check with the following
governmental entities for access to film locations in Colorado: Colorado State Patrol There is a $25 filing fee to apply to film on state roads. Proof of insurance is also required. The State Patrol, upon receipt of your application, will submit to you a invoice for their staffing costs in the project. Current rates are in the range of $33-$38 /hour. They charge mileage for the patrol car and motorcycles. Colorado Department of Transportation Colorado Department of Revenue The department of revenue regulates the entrance of large vehicles and equipment across the state line. You can obtain information relevant to licensing from them. Of course, you'll also need permission to film in any Colorado state park or state property of any kind. |
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| The
maintains a database
of contacts in municipalities across the state. These individuals
are in place to assist you with any local regulatory requirements.
Also see the commission's website for the Colorado film-making code of responsibility. |
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