Location agreements?

HKB

HKB

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Oh God the ones that I have found on line are enough to scare the hell out of most property owners. Does anyone have a short to the point agreement without all the mumbojumbo?
 
HKB said:
Oh God the ones that I have found on line are enough to scare the hell out of most property owners. Does anyone have a short to the point agreement without all the mumbojumbo?
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You should shoot in Sweden. Things are never harder than you make them.

Over here, any public space is available for shooting.

We're filming in a small town that's not used to this sort of thing, so any non-public place, we just talk to whoever is in charge, 9 times out of 10 they just say "go ahead". Even when we wanted to shut off the town bridge for a few hours one night and crash two cars on the bridge.
We rented a house for the shoot where someone lived, and that's the only actual time we had a contract, and that was a regular basic lease contract that cost 10 bucks in any book store.
There's only one place where we haven't been able to shoot, and that was inside a particular church.

No mumbojumbo here.
 
I have the go ahead from a foundation to film on their property. The company that I am working for may ask for a release and I want one ready if they push the issue. The director of the foundation doesn't want to sign any paper work so I am thinking of sending him a letter saying.... these are the dates that I would like to film on your foundations property. Hopefully, they will reply by correspondence.... those dates will be fine to film on our property. Bingo a location agreement?

David Jimerson said:
The "mumbojumbo" is . . . rather important.
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Need a little help.... my bags are packed. :thumbsup:

Jawa Ex Machina said:
You should shoot in Sweden. Things are never harder than you make them.

Over here, any public space is available for shooting.

We're filming in a small town that's not used to this sort of thing, so any non-public place, we just talk to whoever is in charge, 9 times out of 10 they just say "go ahead". Even when we wanted to shut off the town bridge for a few hours one night and crash two cars on the bridge.
We rented a house for the shoot where someone lived, and that's the only actual time we had a contract, and that was a regular basic lease contract that cost 10 bucks in any book store.
There's only one place where we haven't been able to shoot, and that was inside a particular church.

No mumbojumbo here.
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