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MOME Film Permit Guidelines 2020

The plain language guide summarizes restrictions on film permits in the MOME Commissioner's Directive No. 9 from July 28, 2020. It limits cast and crew sizes depending on the date, requires an affirmation and safety plan, and prohibits street closures and dangerous activities through August 31. It also lists location limits and parking restrictions that vary depending on the date, prohibiting craft service tents in roadways at all times. The situation remains fluid and the website should be checked regularly for updates.

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MOME Film Permit Guidelines 2020

The plain language guide summarizes restrictions on film permits in the MOME Commissioner's Directive No. 9 from July 28, 2020. It limits cast and crew sizes depending on the date, requires an affirmation and safety plan, and prohibits street closures and dangerous activities through August 31. It also lists location limits and parking restrictions that vary depending on the date, prohibiting craft service tents in roadways at all times. The situation remains fluid and the website should be checked regularly for updates.

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PLAIN LANGUAGE GUIDE

TO MOME COMMISSIONER’S
DIRECTIVE NO. 9
The following is a plain language guide to the restrictions on Film Permits in MOME Commissioner’s Directive
No. 9 of July 28, 2020:

• Cast and crew: No more than 50 cast and crew at exterior locations on public property through
August 31, 2020. No more than 100 cast and crew at exterior locations on public property from
September 1 to October 31, 2020 (last day of open seating in the Open Restaurants Program).
• Affirmation: Film Permit applicants must submit the New York Forward Safety Affirmation before
they submit a permit application.
• Safety Plan: Film Permittees must conspicuously post their COVID-19 Reopening Safety Plan on the
location and make it available to authorities, including NYPD and MOME Field Representatives. If it is
not practicable to conspicuously post the Plan on location, the Film Permittee must provide the Plan
to all cast and crew by email or in hard copy in advance of the permit date and make a hard copy of
the Plan available to authorities on demand at the location.
• Street Closures: No street closures or intermittent vehicular traffic control through August 31, 2020.
• Dangerous Activity: No pyrotechnics or potentially dangerous activities that require presence of the
NYPD Movie/TV Unit through August 31, 2020.
• Limits on Locations (not applicable to news media): No locations (1) that may interfere with COVID-
19 response, such as hospitals, mobile COVID-19 testing centers, and makeshift morgues; (2) within
21 feet of an establishment participating in the NYC Open Restaurants program without written
consent of the establishment; (3) that may infringe upon or conflict with the flow of traffic in the
surrounding area or the use of any part of a street that is in the Open Streets program, as indicated
on the Department of Transportation’s website.
• Parking:
o Through August 31, 2020: No reserved parking, except that reserved parking may be
allowed on a roadway adjacent to a film production facility. No craft-services tents in
roadways anywhere.
o September 1 to October 31, 2020: Film Permits may provide for parking on one side of
each approved block. Film Permits will not allow reserved parking for vehicles requiring an
NYC DOT oversized vehicle permit. The limitation in the preceding sentence does not apply
to a roadway adjacent to a film production facility. No craft service tents in a roadway
anywhere.
o After October 31, 2020: Film Permits may provide for reserved parking on one side of each
approved block. Film Permits may allow reserved parking for vehicles requiring an NYC DOT
oversized vehicle permit. No craft services tents in roadways anywhere.

The COVID-19 emergency is a rapidly changing situation and MOME will be updating
its website regularly to reflect the latest information available.
Please check MOME’s website frequently for updates.

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