If you are conducting filming or undertaking a photo shoot within a public open space in the Frankston municipality, you may require a permit.
An activity is classified as low impact filming and photography when:
- The activity has 6 people or less, including all cast and crew.
- There are no more than one camera, one tripod and handheld sound recording equipment.
- No public pathways, footpaths or roads are blocked.
- There is no disruption to stakeholders (including traders, businesses and residents) or motorists.
- There is no drone in use.
- No vehicles access required to locations other than a road or carpark; for example a park, reserve or where bollards would need to be removed.
If your activity does not meet the above requirements, please visit our filming and photography in Frankston page to learn more about different permit options.
Areas where a permit is required
You will need to apply for a permit if your event will take place on Council owned or managed land within the municipality. This includes, but is not limited to:
- parks and reserves
- foreshore
- city centre or CAA
- car parks
- streets
- nature strips.
If you are unsure whether you require a permit, please contact us for more information.