Some airports charge location fees to add a few extra grand to their general revenue funds. Others will charge only reimbursement for labor and materials. In our case, the taxpayers were paying for all this activity. They're gone in a day, and if you don't have that check in your hand to start with, it will be much harder to find someone to give it to you later. With Disney World, MGM and Universal Studios nearby, the film industry has a strong presence in Orlando, and the city reflects the entire state of Florida's commitment to attracting revenue by welcoming film projects.
Experience is the best teacher.
So, we decided to include a condensed and slightly modified version of Orlando's filming guidelines and rules. Advisory signs should be posted near the locations warning the public that filming is in progress. Parking locations will be coordinated and defined with each production company prior to their arrival on airport property. Every attempt will be made to locate companies as close to the filming location as possible without interfering with normal airport activity or security. Permission must also be obtained by agencies that have exclusive leasehold areas of the terminal.