Filming
The Mountain National Parks include Banff, Jasper, Kootenay, Yoho, Mount Revelstoke, Glacier and Waterton Lakes national parks. These parks boast unparalleled film, photographic and recreational possibilities which leave visitors feeling re-energized and inspired to return. To care for these amazing places and ensure visitors’ wishes are fulfilled, filming activities have special considerations.
If you wish to visit Parks Canada places and undertake a film or photo shoot, you may require a film/photo permit, or you may simply need to register your project. Choose your project category below for my information.
Parks Canada Agency: Small-scale travel media film and photo registration
This project registration form is for small travel media crews that wish to film or take photos in Parks Canada locations. “Travel media” includes journalists, freelancers, photographers, videographers, bloggers and social media influencers.
Parks Canada Agency: A guide to film/photo shoots at Parks Canada
Small-scale travel media film/photo shoots must follow certain rules and guidelines.
Municipality of Jasper: Street & Public Space Use Permit Application
Street and Public Space Use Permits are needed any time you’re obstructing the normal use of the street or public space. This includes: commercial filming, special events, loading or unloading material, machinery, or equipment, and more.
Information on flying drones in Jasper National Park
Drone flying is a popular hobby for many people and may also be used for commercial purposes. However, drones can pose risks to visitors, disturb wildlife and lead to negative experiences for other visitors to Jasper National Park.
Photographers Code of Conduct
Jasper National Park is a protected place with a diversity of wildlife. Your actions have a big impact on the health and survival of wild animals. When capturing the perfect shot, be a smart photographer and follow these guidelines.
