Child labor laws for the State of Arizona fall under the jurisdiction of the Arizona Industrial Commission, Labor Department. It requires that child performers in a motion picture, television, radio and theatrical productions be recorded before production commences. A letter from the production company should include the following information:  Name and address of the child performer under 18 Production name, address, and phone Production start-up and completion dates Location(s) of employment Hours of employment Other pertinent information Send the above letter to the following:  Orlando Macias, Director Arizona Industrial Commission Labor Department 800 W. Washington St. Phoenix, AZ 85007 602.542.4515 602.542.3104 fax All current Youth Employment Laws are available for download from the website of the Arizona Office of Film & Digital Media at www.azcommerce.com/Film/ With regards to Arizona labor laws, it is inappropriate for the Film Tucson to provide legal advice. Questions regarding the State of Arizona’s labor laws can be addressed through the Attorney General’s office: Chuck Grube Office of the Attorney General State of Arizona 1275 West Washington Street Phoenix, AZ 85007 602.542.8341 602.542.4385 fax www.azag.gov Film Tucson does not function in any law enforcement capacity. Law enforcement agencies are determined by jurisdictional authority predicated on a project’s filming locations, whether city, county, state, tribal or federal. Appropriately, each should be contacted directly for more information.