We believe that our unique neighborhoods are a large part of what makes New Orleans attractive to the entertainment industry and we want to ensure that both our city and your production have a successful filming experience.
We go above and beyond to strike a balance between production and quality of life for our residents and we believe open and advance communication is key to this success.
Below you will find a sampling of the information available throughout this section.
All low, medium and high impact filming projects are required to participate in a City Hall Production Meeting. This meeting is an opportunity for your production to engage in a …
For assistance regarding customized locations scouting, please contact Film New Orleans at 504.658.4341.
It is imperative that we keep New Orleans film friendly. To ensure this, Film New Orleans (FNO) goes above and beyond to strike a balance between film production and quality …
Advance notification of your planned activity must be coordinated through fliers/letters distributed in the production-impacted area to inform residents and businesses to assist them in making arrangements for your production …
All parking and street closure requests must be evaluated by Film New Orleans. Please contact the Film Office at 504-658-4341.
All street and lane closures must be reviewed and approved …
New Orleans Police Officers are available to work alongside film, video and photo projects. Production Assistants (PA) or other crew members should never control vehicular traffic.
A Filming Permit and …
(NOEMS) provides stand-by coverage for a variety of events and functions, public or private and may be requested via the Special Event Coverage Request Form
All services below include Advance …
Mild winters mean year-round shooting.
New Orleans’ climate is designated “sub-tropical.” The city experiences mild winters with long spring and summer seasons, making year-round filming possible. January’s morning lows average …