| CAN I GET A COPY OF YOUR PRODUCTION GUIDE? |
| The New Hampshire Film and Television Office no longer publishes hard copies of the guide for two reasons: 1) A hardcover version has become too costly to print. 2) Industry information in the guide changes faster than new versions of the book can printed. Our Online Production Guide is the best way to provide you with the most current information on New Hampshire's production services and filming in our state. |
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| ARE PERMITS REQUIRED TO FILM IN NEW HAMPSHIRE? |
| The State of New Hampshire does not have any general filming permits. However, you will be required to fill out an application to film on state property should you need access to state parks, government buildings, or historic sites. Please note that while the State of New Hampshire does not require general filming permits, our towns and cities will ask that incoming productions make arrangements with local authorities and town officials prior to shooting, especially should the production anticipate impeding traffic or interfering with the normal operations of surrounding businesses and community. We will be glad to provide you with the names and phone numbers and/or e-mail addresses of officials in the areas in which you wish to film. |
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| DOES NEW HAMPSHIRE OFFER ANY TAX CREDITS FOR FILM PRODUCTION? |
| No. New Hampshire currently has no tax credit programs for film production. However, we feel there are still a number of great incentives and benefits to shooting your project here in New Hampshire. Click here for more information. |
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| HOW DO I LIST MY COMPANY OR SERVICES IN THE PRODUCTION DIRECTORY? |
| New Hampshire-based individuals and companies are welcome to be listed in our online production directory. Detailed information on how to get listed, along with our listing policies, can be found here. |
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| DOES THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FILM & TELEVISION OFFICE PROVIDE ANY FUNDING FOR FILMMAKERS? |
| No. While there may be some small grants available to artists via the New Hampshire State Council on the Arts, the New Hampshire Film & Television Office does not finance media production projects. |
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| I'M INTERESTED IN GETTING WORK AS AN ACTOR. CAN I SEND YOU MY HEADSHOT? |
| The New Hampshire Film and Television Office is not a talent agency and does not forward headshots to casting directors. However, we do encourage that you send your headshot to one of the several talent resources listed in our production guide. Also, be sure to check our news & events blog for any posts regarding casting notices. If you’d still like to send us your headshot, we’d be happy to tack it onto our bulletin board to keep us company here in the office (P.S.: Be sure to autograph it, just in case you make it big someday!) |
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| CAN I HAVE MY PROPERTY CONSIDERED AS A FILMING LOCATION? |
| Yes, you can. If you feel your home, business, or land is unique and suitable to be used for filming in a motion picture or television show, you can submit information regarding your property, including digital photos, to the Film Office by using our location submission form. The form is included in our Property Owner's Guide to Filming Locations. |
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| ARE THERE ANY EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AT THE NEW HAMPSHIRE FILM & TELEVISION OFFICE? |
| There are no positions available at this time. Please visit the State of New Hampshire Human Resources web site at www.nh.gov/hr/index.html for more information about employment opportunities within state government. |
