Film SF resources

Comprehensive Google Map of filming jurisdiction and neighborhood outreach boundaries.

See the 30-mile zone to calculate union per diem rates.

Shows parking restrictions on all San Francisco streets.

A map showing where all permitted parklets are located (street parking unavailable).

A map of where street artist vendors are permitted by the City of San Francisco to run a business.

A publication of production-related goods and services.

Working with children on set, from the California Film Commission.

Information about working with animals, from the California Film Commission.

Nonprofit organization which does film exhibitions, youth education, and artist development.

Empowering media makers to develop and share diverse stories that create social change.

Partnering with filmmakers who bring untold stories to public broadcasting to make a difference in the world.

Media arts nonprofit with a mission is to change the world through the power of queer cinema.

Addresses racial, gender and economic inequity by creating powerful, authentic media while diversifying the creative industry.

Read about the incredible array of film and media organizations and services offered across all nine Bay Area counties.

Guidelines agreed to by the DGA, SAG-AFTRA, IATSE, Teamsters and the Hollywood Basic Crafts.

Flyers, posters, and fact sheets in English, 中文, Filipino, and Español.

Special events permit to film in Alameda.

Film permits for the city of Berkeley.

Film permits for the city of Oakland.

Film permits for the city of San Jose and 14 other cities with film offices within Santa Clara County.

Film permits for Marin County.

Film permits for San Mateo County and Silicon Valley.

Film permits for Sonoma county.

Film permits for the Tri Valley; Pleasanton, Livermore, Dublin, and the town of Danville.