FILM LOCATION CODE OF CONDUCT

These guidelines were developed to help ensure an effective working
relationship between BC communities and visiting production companies.

1. When filming in a neighbourhood or business district, producers must give at least one weeks notice to affected merchants and residents.

2. Production must abide by municipal traffic by-laws at all times unless otherwise requested and approved in Film Permits.

3. Productions must comply with municipal noise by-laws and give at least one weeks notice for late-night activities in most municipalities.

4. Cast and crew should enter the area no earlier than the time stipulated on the permit and park one by one, turning engines off as soon as possible, staying within designated parking areas.

5. When production passes identifying employees are issued, everyone shall wear it while at a location.

6. The production cannot move or tow vehicles without permission of the municipal jurisdiction or the vehicle's owner.

7. Production vehicles may not block driveways without the permission of the municipal jurisdiction or the driveway owner.

8. Cast and crew must eat their meals in the designated area.

9. All catering, crafts service, construction, strike and personal trash must be removed from the location.

10. Do not remove, trim or cut trees or plants without owner or community’s permission.

11. Remove all signs erected during production, and return all signs taken down during production.

12. Avoid excessive noise; do not letengines run unnecessarily.

13. Please keep your shoes and shirts on and do not wear t-shirts or other clothes, or display any signs or posters, with offensive messages or images.