Annual Permit Application
Our Annual Film Permit Application may be downloaded from the links below as a fillable PDF or fillable/saveable MS Word document. We suggest that you save these forms to your computer, fill them out on your computer, print them, and fax them to us for processing.
Permit applications require your signature before submission and must be faxed to the Hawaii Film Office at (808) 586-2572. To renew your expiring annual permit, simply fax us a new permit application. Permits expire every December 31st, so be sure to apply in time for renewal.
There are two types of Annual Permit badges:
1. Tour Group Photography:
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Permitted in designated DLNR-administered park(s) named on your badge. Weekend and holiday filming is allowed at Nuuanu Pali State Wayside Park, but is highly discouraged at other sites, particularly those that are popular with the general public.
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Badge must be worn at all times while on location.
- No animals allowed on location.
2. Scenic/Stock, Weddings, Model Portfolios (film, video, stills):
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Permitted at DLNR open/accessible sites that do not require a special permit. Weekend and holiday filming is highly discouraged, particularly at sites that are popular with the general public.
- Not permitted in DLNR Boating-administered areas (Waikiki Beach--from beach fronting the Reef Hotel to the Moana Hotel, plus Ala Wai and other recreational harbors)
- Badge must be worn at all times while on location.
- For those companies that specialize in coordinating weddings, a DLNR Special Use Permit is required for weddings held at DLNR State Parks administered areas, and a DLNR Right-Of-Entry Permit is required for weddings held at DLNR Land Management administered areas.
- No animals allowed on location.
ANNUAL PERMIT APPLICATION:
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(Fillable/Saveable) |
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Photography for calendars, class pictures, fashion catalogs/magazines, travel brochures, and other publications, are not covered under an annual permit and require a standard Film Permit Application. The Annual Permit is subject to the General Conditions for use of State agency-administered areas.
